For many first-time Atkineers their first Christmas/festive holiday is a stumbling block, where they find it hard to stay on-plan.
So what plans have YOU made to stick to induction eating over the next few days?
Over my first Christmas I found it vital to make detailed plans of what I was intending to eat, so I would not get to the stage of not knowing what I could eat and make wrong choices.
Our UK traditional fare over the festive season contains many induction-legal foods as well as the 'no-nos' so you can pick your way through the average British Christmas menu unscathed with a little forethought
So print out your list of allowed induction foods and work out what you CAN eat rather than thinking of those things you CAN'T eat!
My Christmas eating choices included:
Starters
smoked salmon spread with cream cheese and rolled up into salmon fingers
prawns with mayonnaise
red, yellow and orange sweet peppers stuffed with cream cheese
cream cheese mixed with herbs or spices made into balls or a log and sliced
olives stuffed with pepper or cream cheese
mixed green salad with oil and vinegar
salad with sweet peppers, mushrooms, lettuce, radishes, celery and anyhting from the two vegetables lists
celery stuffed with pate or cream cheese
celery soup
broccolli and blue cheese soup
mushroom soup
Main dish
Turkey, ham, roast beef, roast pork, salmon, trout or chicken
vegetables from either induction-allowed list - including:
roasted peeled broccoli stalks
celeriac (celery root) peeled and boiled then mashed with butter and pepper, or roasted
mashed cauliflower mixed with cream cheese and baked in the oven (like duchess potatoes or just in a casserole dish)
scalloped turnips
radishes boiled to take out the colour then served hot with melted butter or cold mixed with mayonnaise and herbs as a salad dish.
braised celery
Dessert
cheese with flax crackers or a slice of flax bread
celery stuffed with cream cheese
no-crust cheesecake made with splenda and topped with whipped cream
jelly (jello in USA) made from unsweetened gelatine with some davinci sugarfree flavoured syrup
What other favourites can anyone else add as suggestions to help our newer members and secondtimers keep on track?
So what plans have YOU made to stick to induction eating over the next few days?
Over my first Christmas I found it vital to make detailed plans of what I was intending to eat, so I would not get to the stage of not knowing what I could eat and make wrong choices.
Our UK traditional fare over the festive season contains many induction-legal foods as well as the 'no-nos' so you can pick your way through the average British Christmas menu unscathed with a little forethought
So print out your list of allowed induction foods and work out what you CAN eat rather than thinking of those things you CAN'T eat!
My Christmas eating choices included:
Starters
smoked salmon spread with cream cheese and rolled up into salmon fingers
prawns with mayonnaise
red, yellow and orange sweet peppers stuffed with cream cheese
cream cheese mixed with herbs or spices made into balls or a log and sliced
olives stuffed with pepper or cream cheese
mixed green salad with oil and vinegar
salad with sweet peppers, mushrooms, lettuce, radishes, celery and anyhting from the two vegetables lists
celery stuffed with pate or cream cheese
celery soup
broccolli and blue cheese soup
mushroom soup
Main dish
Turkey, ham, roast beef, roast pork, salmon, trout or chicken
vegetables from either induction-allowed list - including:
roasted peeled broccoli stalks
celeriac (celery root) peeled and boiled then mashed with butter and pepper, or roasted
mashed cauliflower mixed with cream cheese and baked in the oven (like duchess potatoes or just in a casserole dish)
scalloped turnips
radishes boiled to take out the colour then served hot with melted butter or cold mixed with mayonnaise and herbs as a salad dish.
braised celery
Dessert
cheese with flax crackers or a slice of flax bread
celery stuffed with cream cheese
no-crust cheesecake made with splenda and topped with whipped cream
jelly (jello in USA) made from unsweetened gelatine with some davinci sugarfree flavoured syrup
What other favourites can anyone else add as suggestions to help our newer members and secondtimers keep on track?


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2/24/10
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