What is your favorite induction meal/recipe?

[babymama]

My favorite is soup. I use 2 cups low sodium chicken broth, 2 cloves of garlic, 1/2 a cup thinly sliced red cabbage, 2 thinly sliced mushrooms and 1/2 a cup bok choy. I season with black pepper and a little salt. It tastes like a Chinese soup and I eat this 2 times a day, I expect to be getting sick of it soon but so far, soooo goooood!

[MsUnderstood0000]

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You know, now that you say that, I made a very good soup too. Turkey broth and cabbage and onion, celery, cauliflower, turnips and one can of tomatoes in a crock pot and alot meals out of it for the week. When you get tired of salad, veggie soup is a great alternative. I never got tired of it either.

[not2late]

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I love soup too. If you add a drop of chili oil and a drop of toasted sesame oil to your soup, it will knock your socks off!

During Induction I liked (and still do) faux-jitas---sauteed or grill chicken or beef, cut into strips, the rolled into a large lettuce leaf with a dab of salsa, a slice of avocado and sauteed onion and green peppers.

[FwL]

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It's a toss up between taco salad and taco omelet.

I cook up several pounds of hamburger into taco meat, then freeze it in portions. Add some grated sharp cheddar, a couple grape tomatoes, a few olives, a dab of ranch dressing... yum yum.

[imdenyse]

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For me, I struggle with induction because breakfast is so hard because I'm not crazy about eggs and they are hard on my digestive trac. Anyhow, someone shared a recipe with me once for a good breakfast change ....

3 eggs (prepare to scramble)
Ground Pork Rinds
A teaspoon of vanilla
A tablespoon of heavy cream
A pinch of cinnamon

You mix it all together adding in the pork rinds to make more of a batter consistency. Pour it into a frying pan prepared with butter or non-stick cooking spray and fry until golden brown. It's a sort of french toast flavor with a hint of bacon (the pork rinds does that) it's really amazing! I pour a little bit of sugar free syrup and enjoy. It's really good!

[Sunny_0ne]

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babymama, your soup sounds wonderful! I am planning to have it for lunch tomorrow... with not2late's suggestion of chili oil and sesame oil!

YUMMMMM.

[Tianalo]

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I made some low-carb pancakes the other day, I got the reciepe of the Sugar Free Sheila website Sheila's Low Carb, Atkins & Induction Friendly *ORIGINAL* Recipes Page!. The pancakes were fantastic! great alternative for anyone who it sick of the standard eggs for breakfast!

[caramella]

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I put my new muffin top pan to work and made the Easy Oven Pancakes from Linda's Low Carb site - Linda's Low Carb Menus & Recipes

They were so easy to make and yummy too!

Tonight, we're going to try the BLT "Potato" Salad - Linda's Low Carb Menus & Recipes. I'm looking forward to it.