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  • Re: Never ending induction recipes

    Here's another one that is tried and true!

    I got this from a post someone made on ! My husband (who doesn't eat low-carb) and I thoroughly enjoy this. Yummy!

    From the recipe below I do 1/2 cup of red peppers and 1/2 cup of green peppers and omit the scallions. You could probably add whatever veggies you'd like. The heavy cream is optional, too. I usually spray the pan with Pam or something similar and then line it with parchment paper (NOT waxed paper) for super easy cleanup! We use sharp cheddar rather than pizza cheese, but it's only preference. Also, we cut it into 10 slices so we each have one for breakfast each workday.

    From another Atkineer...

    At BJ's they sell a very large roll of jimmy dean sausage, 32 oz raw. Brown that up in a pan. While that's browning beat 18 eggs, chop 1/2 cup red peppers, 1/2 cup scallions and I added 2 tbsp heavy cream, add to the eggs. When the sausage is done put it into a 13 x 9 pan which is already sprayed with pam. Pour the egg mixture over the sausage. Sprinkle with 2 cups shredded pizza cheese. I cooked it @ 350 for about 45 minutes, until a knife comes out clean in the center. When it cools cut it into 8 slices. The slices are pretty big so I ended up cutting them into 16 slices and put 2 each (1/8 pan) into ziploc bags. They went crazy for them this morning! They said they hope they weren't to much trouble to make because they wanted me to make them all the time. The carbs wren't bad either.
    1 32 oz roll sausage 12
    18 eggs 10.8
    1/2 cup red peppers 2.3
    1/2 cup scallion 2
    2 tbsp heavy cream 2 ( I don't know if that little made a difference in the taste)
    2 cups cheese 8
    Total 37.1 / 8 = 4.6 carbs per 1/8 pan
    you can put whatever veg's you want in there, just make sure you count the different carbs.
    Kristine

    Married Female/5'6"/33 yrs old

    SW: 249 - 2/24/08
    RW: 227 - 12/11/08
    CW: 193.1 - 3/3/09 (I'm in ONEderland!!! )
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    • Re: Never ending induction recipes

      You may want to check the ingredients in the Jimmy Dean Sausage rolls, there is added sugar and/or Corn Syrup to the ingrediants, even though it only has 1 carb per serving.
      Age: 30
      Starting Weight: 253
      Current Weight: 239
      Goal Weight: 170
      Started ReInduction on March 29th 2010
      Mini Goal #1: 235
      Mini Goal #2: 225
      Mini Goal #3: 199
      Mini Goal #4: 189
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      • Re: Never ending induction recipes

        Hi Everyone.. I have some milled flaxmeal at home, my question is, are they allowed during induction, and can u guys sugesst some recipes with flax meal? Especailly the cookie one..mmmh..
        These are some of my choices (let me know if u guys would like the recipes..

        Spinach prawn
        Fried cabbage with prawns...proper filing and yummy too
        Tuna kebabs
        Okra curry
        Mince meat fried balls (perfect for breakfast, just sprinkle some cheese and stick it in the microwave to make it taste xtra yummy)
        grilled burger and use lettuce as the bun, bit of mayo, so crunchy
        I'll think of more....and get back to you guys

        hope it helps

        "In seeking happiness for others, you find it for yourself."

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        • Re: Never ending induction recipes

          just had the cauliflower hash browns and i was very suprised at how good they were!!

          and they didnt even taste like cauliflower!!!

          they were something different to what i usually have!!

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          • Re: Never ending induction recipes

            This sounds particularly yummy! Thank you for sharing!
            Originally posted by clogger View Post
            Here's another one that is tried and true!

            I got this from a post someone made on ! My husband (who doesn't eat low-carb) and I thoroughly enjoy this. Yummy!

            From the recipe below I do 1/2 cup of red peppers and 1/2 cup of green peppers and omit the scallions. You could probably add whatever veggies you'd like. The heavy cream is optional, too. I usually spray the pan with Pam or something similar and then line it with parchment paper (NOT waxed paper) for super easy cleanup! We use sharp cheddar rather than pizza cheese, but it's only preference. Also, we cut it into 10 slices so we each have one for breakfast each workday.

            From another Atkineer...

            At BJ's they sell a very large roll of jimmy dean sausage, 32 oz raw. Brown that up in a pan. While that's browning beat 18 eggs, chop 1/2 cup red peppers, 1/2 cup scallions and I added 2 tbsp heavy cream, add to the eggs. When the sausage is done put it into a 13 x 9 pan which is already sprayed with pam. Pour the egg mixture over the sausage. Sprinkle with 2 cups shredded pizza cheese. I cooked it @ 350 for about 45 minutes, until a knife comes out clean in the center. When it cools cut it into 8 slices. The slices are pretty big so I ended up cutting them into 16 slices and put 2 each (1/8 pan) into ziploc bags. They went crazy for them this morning! They said they hope they weren't to much trouble to make because they wanted me to make them all the time. The carbs wren't bad either.
            1 32 oz roll sausage 12
            18 eggs 10.8
            1/2 cup red peppers 2.3
            1/2 cup scallion 2
            2 tbsp heavy cream 2 ( I don't know if that little made a difference in the taste)
            2 cups cheese 8
            Total 37.1 / 8 = 4.6 carbs per 1/8 pan
            you can put whatever veg's you want in there, just make sure you count the different carbs.




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            • Re: Never ending induction recipes

              Originally posted by pools_mib View Post
              just had the cauliflower hash browns and i was very suprised at how good they were!!

              and they didnt even taste like cauliflower!!!

              they were something different to what i usually have!!
              I want the recipe now, like to try it, I had okra curry with 2 grilled lamb burgers yesterday for dinner, hows that? I am starting to feel lighter ,less sluggish and good ! I'm on my 3rd day now, so far haven't cheated at all!

              "In seeking happiness for others, you find it for yourself."

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              • Re: Never ending induction recipes

                This post was so helpful, I am on my third day of induction as well. I had a breakdown yesterday, got past it without cheating but I knew I needed to find some recipes that remind me of the kinds of food I love!!! Boy did I find some good ones. I have to finish eating the groceris that I bought to start this WOE on and then I will be trying out many of the seemingly great recipes that we offerd up in this post!!


                Thanks to everyone who contributed!
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                • Re: Never ending induction recipes

                  Originally posted by prissy View Post
                  This soup is so good I make it regularly for my family...we love it. It is so good actually, that you have to be careful not to eat too much.

                  This is a recipe from Linda's site as written. I use 4 cups of broth because I like it and my broth comes in a 4 cup container.


                  TUSCANO SOUP
                  1 pound Italian sausage
                  1 small onion, diced, 2 1/2 ounces
                  2 cloves garlic, minced
                  3 cups chicken broth
                  10 ounce package frozen chopped spinach, thawed
                  1/2 cup heavy cream
                  Salt and pepper, to taste
                  Freshly grated parmesan cheese, optional
                  Remove the sausage from its casings, if necessary. Brown the sausage in a 4-quart soup pot along with the onion and garlic; drain fat. Add the broth and undrained spinach; bring to a boil. Cover and simmer 30 minutes. Add the cream and simmer a few minutes until the cream is heated. Season to taste. Sprinkle a little parmesan cheese over each serving, if desired.
                  I made this the other night and it is really yumm-o! However, it's quite calorie dense 1/2 cup (about 1/7 of the recipe) is 228 calories and about 4 carbs. I think a normal "bowl full" for most people would be at least 1.5 cups so if you try it keep that in mind.
                  Kristine

                  Married Female/5'6"/33 yrs old

                  SW: 249 - 2/24/08
                  RW: 227 - 12/11/08
                  CW: 193.1 - 3/3/09 (I'm in ONEderland!!! )
                  GW: 148 -



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                  • Re: Never ending induction recipes

                    Originally posted by Elsie150 View Post
                    Another from Linda's site. She recommends not to use the pre-shredded cheese as it doesn't melt. I recommend not using it because it is coated with starches to keep it from sticking together.



                    MAKE ME STUFFED PEPPERS
                    2 large green peppers, halved lengthwise
                    1 pound ground beef
                    1/4 cup onion, chopped, 1 1/4 ounces
                    1 clove garlic, minced
                    1/2 cup tomato, chopped, about 2 ounces
                    Salt and pepper, to taste
                    4 ounces cheddar cheese, shredded
                    2 ounces cheddar cheese, shredded, for topping
                    In a large pot, bring about half a potful of water to a boil. Add the peppers and boil for 3 minutes; drain. In the same pot, brown the hamburger, onion and garlic. Drain the fat and stir in the tomatoes and seasonings. Cook until the tomatoes are hot; remove from the heat and stir in the 4 ounces of cheese. Put the pepper halves in a greased 8x8" baking pan and fill with the meat mixture. Sprinkle the extra cheese on top, if using. Bake at 350º for 20-25 minutes.
                    Makes 4 servings
                    Can be frozen
                    Per Serving: 388 Calories; 27g Fat; 30g Protein; 6g Carbohydrate; 2g Dietary Fiber; 4g Net Carbs

                    I had 4 ounces of pepper-jack cheese and a 2 ounce chunk of cheddar that needed to be used up so I put the jack in the the meat mixture and the cheddar on top. These were very good. Do not use pre-shredded cheese. The powdery coating doesn't allow it to melt properly. UPDATE: I've changed the parboiling time from 5 minutes to 3 minutes. I found that the peppers get a little too soft after 5 minutes.

                    We had these last night and both my husband and I liked them. I only used 4 oz of cheese total, not 6 oz. The next time I make them I might add some more seasonings to the stuffing mixture and may include a small can of tomato sauce or tomato paste.
                    Kristine

                    Married Female/5'6"/33 yrs old

                    SW: 249 - 2/24/08
                    RW: 227 - 12/11/08
                    CW: 193.1 - 3/3/09 (I'm in ONEderland!!! )
                    GW: 148 -



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                    • Re: Never ending induction recipes

                      I had a breakthrough last night! I roasted some chiken thighs and before i put them in the oven i sprinkled them with olive oil, salt, pepper and then added some ground cumin and ground corriander. Slightly less cumin than corriander - enough to coat them nicely.

                      As they roasted they smelled just like KFC!!!

                      After about 50 mins (i cooked 8 of them..lol) they were crispy and juicy and delicious and they really did taste like KFC...amazing..

                      I urge you to try it..

                      we had them with cauliflower and broccoli gratin - so it was all induction friendly and amazingly tasty!!!

                      (I have now posted this 3 times on the entire forum hahaha!)

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                      • Re: Never ending induction recipes

                        I love the recipes you have given.

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                        • Re: Never ending induction recipes

                          I absolutely ADORE the "make me stuffed peppers" recipe!! I make the recipe (4 stuffed pepper halves) and eat one for dinner with a salad...then save the leftovers for lunch the following day! they are AMAZING!
                          s270/c251/g200

                          goal 1: 245 by 2/1
                          goal 2: 235 by 3/1
                          goal 3: 225 by 4/1
                          goal 4: 215 by 5/1
                          goal 5: 205 by 6/1
                          final goal: 200 by 6/15

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                          • Re: Never ending induction recipes

                            Great for Brits!

                            I had tacos the other day - well all 4 of us did. My boyf and I were in need of uping our carb count for the day as it was a bit low so this was perfect as it was at the slightly higher end.

                            I used normal beef mince, a packet of Old El Paso Taco mix (Works out to be 15g carbs per packet mix, and then divide that by four isnt to bad), a bit of sour cream and a bit of cheddar grated (shop grated seems to have more carbs in it) and then wrapped it with lettuce leaves instead of traditional tacos.

                            It was deliscious and we will probably have that on Fridays from now on as "Fast Food" as it replaces the vindaloos and the chow meins we used to order every Friday night.

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                            • Re: Never ending induction recipes

                              I just posted this on OWL by mistake:

                              Eggnog shakes for breakfast!! quick and easy!

                              I've always hated eggs, I've tried so many times...
                              over and over I sat with a plate of eggs and I couldnt push them down...

                              but, they're fast, and easy, and cheap!!

                              so, for a few days I've been making myself an eggnog shake, and I really love it.
                              I thought I wasn't going to like the texture of it, but it just feels like a nice creamy shake.

                              I put a few eggs in the blender, and whip them up by themselves. I like that better than hand-beating, because it ends up more smooth and liquidy. then a splash of heavy cream, a little splenda and... the part that sells it for me is a little vanilla.

                              it's great. I've made and consumed breakfast in about 5minutes, where scrambled would take me longer to cook, and even longer to eat.
                              it's been keeping me honest about having breakfast instead of finding an excuse.
                              and, for those of you who are worried about raw eggs: Raw Eggs, Raw Eggs in Cooking, Egg Recipe

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                              • Re: Never ending induction recipes

                                Thanks so much, everyone! I especially must try the hash browns and the chicken wings!
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