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Soft (stage 3)


Recipes for the soft food phase, foods that are easily chewable, tender, and low in "bulk" or "roughage for Post-Bariatric Surgery Patients.


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  1. Cheesy Shrimp

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  5. Egg Drop Soup w/Tofu

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  6. Hummus Deviled Egg

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  7. Spinach Omelet

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  9. quiche

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  11. Cauliflower Picatta

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  12. Yummy cod

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  13. Beef Veggie Soup

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  14. White Bean Stew

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