So.... Let's share!

What is your favorite meal post op? If you can, post a recipe, or a general idea of what's in it. I've never differentiated breakfast/lunch/dinner so you don't need to either.

Low carb is definitely preferred, real food, not pre-made or frozen.

Simple recipes rule, crock pot recipes that the family loves are even better!

GO!

I've always been a meat & potatoes girl - mostly because of my allergies to food -- but these recipes have me excited. I'm only a week post-op - but am compiling a little folder of recipes I'm so excited to try. Thank you all for not only your wisdom, advice & support - but also your yummy recipes!! I'm trying Eggface's Peanut Butter icecream first.

This time of year my favorite meal is ALWAYS elk tenderloin.

Just got an elk last weekend, carved out the loin as soon as we got her out and took the rest to the butcher. Seared in a cast Iron pan with butter, salt and pepper, cooked rare and served with sautéed mushroom and roasted red potatoes. mmmmmm.

I've only had elk once, hubby didn't get one this year but he did bring home a deer and let me tell you (which I'm sure you know) back straps wrapped in bacon are to die for!!!!

a really good greek chicken recipe

Marinade the chicken 2 hours in advance

The marinade is a cup of greek yogurt, salt, the juice of one lemon, oregano, chopped garlic.

Dice the chicken into about 1 inch pieces and put them in a bag with the marinade, toss it around so all the chicken is coated well.

After 2 hours I put the pieces of check on a wooden skewer that I had soaked in Water ahead of time so they won't burn. In between the chicken I put pieces of bell pepper and red onion. Then I grill them until the chicken is cooked