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5 hours ago, GreenTealael said:

Trying later...

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The plot thickens...

Smoky paprika, basil curry caramelized onion and kale pizza

Prep and cooked

First pizza since Italy

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Can't remember if I ever posted these here, they were on my Instagram...

*Lamb sausages/patties

Ground lamb, spinach, basil mint, eggs, extra spices like onion, fennel ,rosemary, etc. at your discretion, oil (olive) for cooking

Portable Veg/Pro combo

*Can sub with other ground meats, but try this

Amazing.

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Can't remember if I ever posted this either, sigh. From the days I thought I had to figure out the bread situation.

Behold

Seasonal oat and Protein rolls.

Don't know if I could replicate these again if I tried. Its been a year... I may try again with coconut flour and let y'all know

Ingredients:

Ground oats (into a flour), vanilla Premier Protein powder, Water, pumpkin pie spice, baking powder. Amounts depends on consistency you want. Less water thicker batter.

Steps:

Preheat oven to 375

Prep cookie sheet

Mix flour, protein, baking powder and spices with water. Fold vigorously until combined you will notice an imefuy risinf from the interaction of BS and protein.

Scoop drop biscuit style on to pan. Bake until clean released toothpick.

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22 minutes ago, GreenTealael said:

Can't remember if I ever posted this either, sigh. From the days I thought I had to figure out the bread situation.

Behold

Seasonal oat and Protein rolls.

Don't know if I could replicate these again if I tried. Its been a year... I may try again with coconut flour and let y'all know

Ingredients:

Ground oats (into a flour), vanilla Premier Protein powder, Water, pumpkin pie spice, baking powder. Amounts depends on consistency you want. Less Water thicker batter.

Steps:

Preheat oven to 375

Prep cookie sheet

Mix flour, Protein, baking powder and spices with water. Fold vigorously until combined you will notice an imefuy risinf from the interaction of BS and protein.

Scoop drop biscuit style on to pan. Bake until clean released toothpick.

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The texture you achieved looks perfect. Were they at all Gummy?

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6 minutes ago, Orchids&Dragons said:

The texture you achieved looks perfect. Were they at all Gummy?

No, they were picture perfect. Then of course I was no longer interested in bread for myself so after a couple of batches I stopped. 😢

(I make artisan breads for my family constantly)

I'll try again soon

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3 hours ago, GreenTealael said:

Can't remember if I ever posted this either, sigh. From the days I thought I had to figure out the bread situation.

Behold

Seasonal oat and Protein rolls.

Don't know if I could replicate these again if I tried. Its been a year... I may try again with coconut flour and let y'all know

Ingredients:

Ground oats (into a flour), vanilla Premier Protein powder, Water, pumpkin pie spice, baking powder. Amounts depends on consistency you want. Less Water thicker batter.

Steps:

Preheat oven to 375

Prep cookie sheet

Mix flour, Protein, baking powder and spices with water. Fold vigorously until combined you will notice an immediate rising from the interaction of BS and protein.

Scoop drop biscuit style on to pan. Bake until clean released toothpick.

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3 hours ago, GreenTealael said:

Can't remember if I ever posted these here, they were on my Instagram...

*Lamb sausages/patties

Ground lamb, spinach, basil mint, eggs, extra spices like onion, fennel ,rosemary, etc. at your discretion, oil (olive) for cooking

Portable Veg/Pro combo

*Can sub with other ground meats, but try this

Amazing.

Screenshot_2018-12-15-07-26-07~2.png

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Oh you are definitely making that when you finally get yourself out here!

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Yogurt bae is back

Green tea lemon Yogurt:

2/3 cup plain greek, 2tsp Matcha, 1tsp truvia,1 dropper full of lemon stevia, 1/3 cup of crazy gluten free granola mix

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22 hours ago, GreenTealael said:

The plot thickens...

Smoky paprika, basil curry caramelized onion and kale pizza

Prep and cooked

First pizza since Italy

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15448222400281604464654.jpg

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Ok y'all let's talk about this. I finished 80% of this over 2 days as 2 different meals. Threw the rest away, I was tired of chewing. Lol.

I feel ok with this choice, I was thoroughly satisfied wanted nothing else for the night, was the true meal of the day. Not something I'm rushing to do a lot but once in a while.

I'll round up and call it 400 cals per meal

(170 per 1/3 crust; entire crust 510; 510 x .80=408; 408 over 2 days 204. Toppings are 2 cups kale, 2 onions, tsp olive oil, tsp Tomato sauce, maybe .5 oz shredded cheese. Let's call that 300. An extra 48 for making this a maths project and add in a phantom 200 cals for eating pizza outside of Italy like I said I wouldn't)

I may try it again next month.

Arrivederci

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On 12/14/2018 at 9:16 AM, ummyasmin said:

Here goes, my first food photo. Made a plate of antipasto for lunch. 258 calories: grapes, egg, olives, beetroot, halal bologna, cucumber, chilli cheese and a few spinich leaves for good measure. No afters 'cause it's all in my tum tum now. 20181214_140332.thumb.jpeg.7eac17395fb5fbc6ff02561a17fbc00e.jpeg

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Oh that does look good...

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On 12/12/2018 at 8:23 PM, Oct517 said:

I wound up tossing the pancakes and potatoes but the omelette on it's own lasted me another 3 meals. 20181212_154438.jpeg 20181212_154949.jpeg

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You have joined the ranks of

@sillykitty's

Guess what's missing photos lol

CONGRATS 🎈

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From my son's graduation dinner last night! We had barbecue! It was amazing to actually participate and eat some of the food! And no, my choices were not the best 😯

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7 minutes ago, Orchids&Dragons said:

From my son's graduation dinner last night! We had barbecue! It was amazing to actually participate and eat some of the food! And no, my choices were not the best 😯

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Congratulations!!!!

You must be so proud!

The food looks great and yes I'm struggling to see what's missing lol, y'all are the best at this game!

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42 minutes ago, GreenTealael said:

Congratulations!!!!

You must be so proud!

The food looks great and yes I'm struggling to see what's missing lol, y'all are the best at this game!

I really was so happy to feel normal when we went out. And no repercussions despite the carbs or the fat level.

Also, if we're showing a full-size plate of food (like at a restaurant), the differences look much smaller than if you're showing a bariatric-size portion to begin with

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