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Crab cakes

When are we allowed to try them? Or is it something we can't have at all? I ask because before surgery I loved them

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  • Let me clarify...when I had them they were broiled (not fried) and not breaded, nor did I use any mayo for dipping. If you are going to try them, purchase the lump crab cakes and prepare at home in yo

  • I totally agree with you. I had planned to make them at home so that everything In them was allowed. I don't plan on eating anything I'm not allowed too.

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Well, I guess it depends on how they are prepared. If they are baked and mainly crab meat, I don't see why not. I would be very careful since a lot in restaurants are fried and have a lot of butter and even mayo type sauces on them. Pretty rich.

I tried them at about 6 weeks out no problem!

Fried foods are a no-no-bread crumbs are a no-no...full fat mayo and grease to cook em are a no-no. I wouldn't.

Fried foods are a no-no-bread crumbs are a no-no...full fat mayo and grease to cook em are a no-no. I wouldn't.

Lol I hate any seafood so I don't even know why I read this thread but you made me laugh.

All of that is totally true.

You can make your Own, go to CookingLight.com and they have recipes Makeovers.

Lol I hate any seafood so I don't even know why I read this thread but you made me laugh.

All of that is totally true.

Lol...I tried... ;)

Let me clarify...when I had them they were broiled (not fried) and not breaded, nor did I use any mayo for dipping. If you are going to try them, purchase the lump crab cakes and prepare at home in your oven so you know exactly what you are eating. There are MANY ways to have foods that you have enjoyed in the past, you just have to revise the preparation. I did eat them in soft foods bc my surgeons rule was anything that could be cut with a fork--a broiled crab cake falls apart so definetly worked for me. I have operated under the rules of my surgeon at all times-if it's a new food I haven't had, I prepare at home first so that I know it meets my protein expectation along w carbs and sugars. If you liked something in the past, be creative and try to find ways to make it work now. I hate it when someone tells me "no" but love it when I find a way to make it work for my new life-good luck

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I totally agree with you. I had planned to make them at home so that everything In them was allowed. I don't plan on eating anything I'm not allowed too.

I should hope that ANYONE in this forum knows that fried, high fat foods are not allowed.

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