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  • What is OR was your fave induction meal??

    Just hoping for a response to this question , i would like some new ideas!!! thanks, michelle
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  • #2
    turkey meatloaf with sauteed spinach is my favorite...also like baked chicken that I top with parmesan or garlic mushrooms
    32yr old Female

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    • #3
      Parmesan fried chicken strips, extra crunchy! Mmmmmmmmmmm

      Took me awhile to get the hang of making them crunchy, but I've got it now!


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      • #4
        grilled steak with onions sauted in olive oil is my favorite!

        bacon and eggs for breakfast

        cheddar cheese for snack

        all my favorite stuff.
        Debbie,
        Loosing weight to play with her kids and dogs

        female, 5'11", 38 yrs old
        SW245 CW 227 GW 175


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        • #5
          Love da crab

          crab quiche
          sprinkle crab on the bottom of a casserole dish
          blend 3 eggs, 1/4 cup heavy whipping cream
          and 1/4 cup swiss cheese
          couple of shakes of parmesean
          bake for 12 to 18 mins


          and the ever versatile mock danish:
          1 ounce of cream cheese
          1 egg
          1 sprinkle of cinammon
          1 splenda
          1/2 teaspoon of flax
          mix with beater - nuke for 120 - top with a little butter
          Suffering is necessary until you realize it is unnecessary. Eckhart Tolle


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          Female, 48, 5'3 :lol:
          SW 207 / CW 165/ GW 150
          Started Atkins 1st Feb 2005
          Still holding at a happy size 16.




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          • #6
            I posted this in the other thread as well

            Fauxjitas

            Grilled chicken breast ( beef or pork if you like)
            Large lettuce leaves
            avocado
            chopped green onion
            chopped green or red peppers
            lemon juice
            sour cream

            Slice the grilled chicken and squirt with lemon juice. salt and pepper. Put it in the center of a large lettuce leaf (Boston or Bibb lettuce does a good job). Put some chopped avocado, green onion, and peppers on top. Slather on some sour cream. Roll the sides of the lettuce leaf up and eat.

            Wraps
            Ground meat sauteed with onion, garlic, herbs and spices of your choice
            Lettuce leaves

            Put a few tablespoons of the cooked ground meat mixture into the lettuce leaf. Fold up the sides and eat.

            This dish is really great because you can vary the taste by varying the spices and herbs you use. Use taco seasoning or chili seasoning for "taco" wraps (and of course add on the cheese, sour cream, salsa, etc.), for a Southeast Asian flavor add ginger, soy, hot chilis and wrap, for an Italian-American flavor add basil, rosemary, parsley, oregano and parmesan or mozzarella cheese, for a "Philly cheesesteak" flavored wrap, use onions, cheddar cheese, (maybe mushrooms, if you like that). The possibilities are pretty much endless. You can also vary the ground meat: use ground chicken or turkey or even use tofu.
            ~Megs~
            242/141/160 (130)
            dress size 26/10/8
            5'4", Female, May 2, 2003
            My blog:
            http://mformiscellaneous.blogspot.com/

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            • #7
              A thick juicy steak, Cab rib eye or nice thick Filet mignon medium rare, Broccoli Rabe (Italian boccoli) or baby spinach sauteed in olive oil, butter and garlic, a cup of green tea and ice water with lemon ~ Yum!

              Fast, Easy and delicious

              Peter ha

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              • #8
                Broccoli rabe is delish! :yummy I had some sauteed in olive oil with alittle garlic last night.
                ~Megs~
                242/141/160 (130)
                dress size 26/10/8
                5'4", Female, May 2, 2003
                My blog:
                http://mformiscellaneous.blogspot.com/

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                • #9
                  So far, it's a filet mignon with bleu cheese, made "crusted" under the broiler. Argllllllllllllllllll, so yummy.

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                  • #10
                    Hot wings with raw veggies and blue cheese dressing to dip it in!!!

                    OMG! Happiest day of my life when I found out that was totally allowed...lol No more feeling guilty about the fat in the chicken wings!!


                    and a fave that has stood the test of time (next to boiled eggs) is a hamburger patty. Either cold (yes, I like quite a few things cold) or sliced in half, with a piece of cheese sandwiched in the middle, and either eaten cold or nuked till the cheese melts a bit.
                    F 42 5' 194/142.5/125 My Progress


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                    • #11
                      My favorite was / is :

                      Saulsbury steak with grilled onions in a rich brown gravy, with mashed cauliflour.

                      Ingredients: For the steaks

                      Ground Beef - I think 75% fat is the best! I usually use a pound to
                      make three nice size patties.
                      Small Onion - sliced
                      One can - "College" brand beef stock ( zero carbs )
                      3 oz Heavy cream

                      For Mashed Cauliflour :

                      1 head of cauliflour
                      1 cup cheddar cheese shredded
                      3 oz heavy cream


                      I mix hamburger with salt, pepper, and garlic salt, and then make them into hamburger steak shapes. I then throw them in a baking dish, pour the beef stock on top and stick them in the oven for about 20 minutes or so. Following removing them from the oven, I place them in a skillet, with the beef broth over the top, add the heavy cream and onion slices and let it simmer for a little bit. The longer it cooks, the more the sauce will thicken. I turn the burner off and let it continue to sit for about 5 minutes - this REALLY helps the sauce thicken. I eat it allll gone!

                      For the cauliflour, I break it apart into pieces, place it all into a giant zip-lock bag with about a 1/4 cup of water - pop it into the microwave for about 7-8 minutes ( until it is nice and tender ). I drain the water, put the cauliflour in a bowl, add the cheddar cheese on top, along with the heavy cream and a nice dollop of butter, salt and pepper - and them mix it together with my mixer. Yum !
                      "Cowboy Up"

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