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Preparing secrets

Deiseil - what's talapia?

Sumo'sbaby - that sounds like a good idea! An all in one meal, guess I can't use my oven as place to store pots and pans now!


Sassy - tub of egg whites? Is that the egg beaters?

I may have to get the steamer, when I cooked I would boil chicken breasts, but my BF won't eat those, now he grills for me so maybe I shouldn't find alternative ways to cook.,.don't want to ruin a good thing!
 
Protein pancakes:

5 egg whites
1 packet (1oz) oatmeal
splenda/stevia, whatever sweetener
plus any or all of below:
cinnamon
anise seeds and/or caraway seeds
vanilla essence

whisk together, fry with Pam, serve folded over with cottage cheese and sugar-free maple syrup.

Savoury type:
5 egg whites
1 packet oatmeal

plus selection of below as desired:
dried basil
dried oregano
dried marjoram
cayenne pepper
paprika
chilli pepper
pizza spices
curry powder (! yes, I tried this - not too bad)

whisk together, fry with Pam, serve folded over with cottage cheese and salsa.

And when I come off this cutting diet, I'm going to transform some of those pancakes into PIZZA!

As for preparing food :(
My house is VERY small - shoebox size - thus my FRIDGE is VERY small, no deep freeze, just a mini ice-box. So I have to shop and cook every day - takes about an hour to an hour and a half - it doesn't help being veggie, no pop chicken in grill and leave.

BUT, I get fresh food every day, which is the bonus! I make 1 each of those pancakes every night, and 3 omelettes, 2 with veggies, and a pot of steamed veggies. Pop them in tupperware, squeeze into fridge, then carry to work the next day, where there's a big fridge. I keep oatmeal at work, carry protein bars on me for dire emergencies, and have no social life bwaa ha haa ha hah! LOL!!!

But I LOVE how my body looks now ha hah ha ha haah!! All worth it!
 
Just curious..

how do ya'll know what 4oz of chicken or any other type of meat looks like?

do you actually have food scales..

and if so.. could you recommend a good one and where I could find it for relatively cheap?

thanks!
 
I can mostly eyeball it now, but use a scale occasionally, I bought a cheap one at Kmart about 10 years ago. I "calibrate" it with anything already preweighed. If something is overweight, ie a potato, I just take a bite off until it is perfect...;)
 
This thread GREW!

Here's a little bit of input:

- Tilapia -- a farm raised fish (I was told) that basically looks like flounder or orange roughie - not as good I think, but it tends to be a couple bux cheaper per pound. You can get a pile of it frozen at Costco (or whatever is your local bulk warehouse store).

- Carton of egg whites -- similar to Egg Beaters, except I get 100% egg whites -- I can taste salt or something nasty in the stuff that isn't 100%. I get stuff locally by Papetti or something like that. I really can't deal w/ the ones that have some yolk or whatever it is in there for some reason. I will occassionally mix in some whole eggs as well.

- Yes I own a food scale -- I use it occassionally, but I've been doign this long enough that I can eyeball my stuff pretty good. I think a good approximation for 4 oz of cooked chicken is the size of your fist (make like you're gonna punch someone) - or could fit in the palm of your hand.

Gotta try that pancake recipe! I have to be careful with stuff that really tastes good -- I'm much better off w/ stuff that has some marginal flavor and makes me feel like I'm "fueling" vs. enjoying my meal LOL
 
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