Food Before and After Photos

[Bastian 458]

So, having to think outside the box on my new dairy-free life. Got so much dairy in the fridge, I was like ooh I could have a pretend quiche, egg, spinach and cheddar! YAY oh damn cheddar is dairy

So egg and spinach it was and it was very nice even if a bit rubbery because I did it the lazy way in the micro. I seem to be fine with eggs just find them super filling so can never eat a whole one. As you can see below

[Healthy_life2 8,319]

Was this homemade or bought? Its very seasonal and colorful [emoji7]

Homemade.

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[gabybab 696]

3 hours ago, Bastian said:

So, having to think outside the box on my new dairy-free life. Got so much dairy in the fridge, I was like ooh I could have a pretend quiche, egg, spinach and cheddar! YAY oh damn cheddar is dairy

So egg and spinach it was and it was very nice even if a bit rubbery because I did it the lazy way in the micro. I seem to be fine with eggs just find them super filling so can never eat a whole one. As you can see below

Maybe try a vegan cheese? It looks yummy!

[Starflower 152]

Meal prep for the week!

[Healthy_life2 8,319]

3 hours ago, Starflower said:

Meal prep for the week!

Wow that looks great. What are the ingredients to your recipes?

[Starflower 152]

1 hour ago, Healthy_life2 said:

Wow that looks great. What are the ingredients to your recipes?

Thanks! The one on the left is chicken apple sausage, Brussels sprouts, and sweet potato (1 lb of each) tossed with lemon olive oil salt and pepper. The one on the right is ground chicken sausage with carrots, bell pepper, jalapeño, garlic, and onion with salt and pepper sautéed and then added to the ramekin. I then top that mixture with shredded mozzarella and add a scrambled egg mixture of egg, plain non fat Greek yogurt, pepper, green onion, paprika, and ground mustard and bake. I make the egg bakes every week for Breakfast so I switch up what meat or veggies I use each week for some variety.

[Sheribear68 3,200]

Haven’t posted here much lately bc I’ve been having chicken or pork and salad about 80% of the time.
Here however is my lunch from yesterday.
Are every bite

[GreenTealael 24,952]

BFs Crepes ... Dont like them so didnt bother but i had some fruit 😂

[FluffyChix 17,410]

Breakfast this morning!

Homemade eggwhite delight (made with egg whites, HEB blackforest ham, 2% kraft deli deluxe cheese) and 1 cup of arugula spinach blue cheese salad. There were no survivors.

ring. ring.

Hello McD?

There's a new clown in town who ain't messin' around!

All this gorgeous and filling food for 121 cals, 15g Protein, and 5g of carbs. I swear it's my super power...

Ooops! I lied. I couldn't finish it all. Here are the afters. I will just add them to lunch.

Edited September 25, 2019 by FluffyChix

[GreenTealael 24,952]

Shakshuka

Only had a bite

[darcyjae 106]

Baby spinach salad with chopped leftover chicken tikka (2oz), ash goat cheese from this weekends farmers market (.75oz), 6 almonds, chopped, and 1.25oz raspberries, tossed with 1.5 tsp white peach balsamic vinegar and 1tsp Croatian olive oil. ~295 calories. Yum.

[FluffyChix 17,410]

My chaffle maker came today. It's stinking cute!!! But we have a dinner meeting...so no chaffles for us today. Wah. Wah. Wahhhhh.

[FluffyChix 17,410]

Woke up to a hankerin' for chaffling this morning. I tried the original (whole egg and cheese) in the photos below. And while I wanted to love them, the bottom line is that there is probably a learning curve to find your favorite and learn the timing on your waffle maker. Cuz even though it looked good and was crunchy, I still tasted the "browned egg" flavor that I'm not a huge fan of.

So then I made a different version--a riff on my fluffychix "cheese bread" from my super old blogspot.com blog. And was too thin. Then I added a tbsp of almond flour and 10g of Protein Powder and accidentally created Quest Protein chips. ROFLMAO. They are dry like quest chips, but very light and crunchy (and too dark). I went from cooking 7minutes (totally shambolic) to cooking 4 minutes! Oy!

So more learning needed, but I made a total of 7 chaffles this morning between 2 recipes. So there's gonna be lots of chaffle eating this week! I'm already calling MOM. LOL. IYKWIM and I think you do! hehe.

Oh btw, they are SUPER filling. No way could I eat a whole recipe! I ate one and I'm just on the border of whoa and crap (too much fat/cheese). We'll see how it shakes out in the coming hour. I am hopeful that I can use one on my turkey hatch burger as a bun!

Here's the basic chaffle nutrition. This makes 2 chaffles, splitting the ingredients between the two:

Here's where the recipe is for the original griddle bread from Atkins.

http://fluffychixcook.blogspot.com/2012/04/cinco-de-mayo-tex-mex-vittles-and.html

(This was my very first blog back in the day that was replaced by the newer version at fluffychixcook.com

Edited September 26, 2019 by FluffyChix

[Cheeseburgh 3,075]

I am SO sick of chicken, actually I’m sick of eating so much meat. I’ve hit a culinary wall.

I went through a 3+ month phase of wanting everything to be spicy, now even medium spicy is overwhelming to me. I’m such a picky eater, (texture & taste) it’s hard for me to think of alternative recipes and sources of Protein.

I won’t eat cheese, (except melted mozzarella mixed with something ) yogurt, mayo, avocado or sour cream to name a few. Cheeseburgh is a combo of being from Wisconsin (aka cheesehead) while I was living in Pittsburgh.

Anyone have ideas? Maybe lentils would be good.

[GreenTealael 24,952]

2 minutes ago, Cheeseburgh said:

I am SO sick of chicken, actually I’m sick of eating so much meat. I’ve hit a culinary wall.

I went through a 3+ month phase of wanting everything to be spicy, now even medium spicy is overwhelming to me. I’m such a picky eater, (texture & taste) it’s hard for me to think of alternative recipes and sources of Protein.

I won’t eat cheese, (except melted mozzarella mixed with something ) yogurt, mayo, avocado or sour cream to name a few. Cheeseburgh is a combo of being from Wisconsin (aka cheesehead) while I was living in Pittsburgh.

Anyone have ideas? Maybe lentils would be good.

Tofu dishes, omelettes, fish...

Legumes are wonderful especially combined with quinoa ... but if you dont eat a lot of carbs you may experience Water retention from them