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Salmon/Stage 2?

I searched for an answer but couldn't find one. I have to go out to dinner for a relatives birthday. That night I'll be 10 days post op and I'm already stage 2, pureed/soft foods (I went home from the hospital on stage 2). The restaurant offers "grilled salmon." I'm wondering, if I mash it up well with a fork, can I eat this? I've been eating tuna salad and pink salmon salad already (mashed with olive oil mayo). I was never a big fish eater, but the only other things on the entire menu are chicken Soup (I'd only have the broth) or mashed potatoes. Advice appreciated.

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  • if you can mash it with a fork you can eat it.that goes for any foods in the puree stage!

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The salmon sounds reasonable.

Just my opinion...order mussels in red or white sauce ( i order the appetizer portion).. It looks like a lot... But you eat a few...& then remove the shells, put them in the discard dish...it looks like you ate a good portion of it & then you can take the rest home.

Yes that's on the soft phase. However, be careful because it has to be very very moist or it will get stuck in your throat. I speak from experience.

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Thanks for the quick responses

if you can mash it with a fork you can eat it.that goes for any foods in the puree stage!

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