What's your Favorite??
on 11/1/15 3:39 pm
I made a lower fat version of buffalo chicken dip today and portioned it out with veggies to take with me this week. The dip is soooooooooo good. I used to make the full fat version and eat way too much, the lower fat version tastes exactly the same, but I can only get about 4 tablespoons in and I'm stuffed, so it's about 150 calories snack.
on 11/2/15 2:38 pm
Grab a ready made rotisserie chicken from the grocery store. They tell you to use 1 cup of meat... I use almost the entire chicken, shred or dice it up.
Add: 8 oz low fat or fat free cream cheese
1/4 to 1/2 cup franks hot sauce ( I like the franks wing hot sauce... Amount varies on your level of spicy. I do a lot!)
1 cup low fat shredded cheddar cheese.
Mix all in a bowl, put in casorole dish or oven safe dish. Bake on 400 degrees, about 15-20 minutes. Until all bubbly and slightly browned on top.
Scoop and enjoy!!!! Yum!!!!
Most of the time, I bring leftovers and 2-3 snacks. Snacks are usually an ounce of beef jerkey or a 1/2 ounce of pork rinds, a hard boiled egg or a light baby bel cheese. On the way home, I may have one of the snacks I didn't eat or 5-10 almonds & some celery or carrot sticks. If there aren't any leftovers (or I'm just tired of them) I'll weigh out 3 oz of deli (either roast beef, ham, corned beef or pastrami). Or I make 1-2 of my "reuben-roll ups" which are a slice of corned beef rolled around a 1/2 slice of 2% reduced fat cheese & a tsp of sauerkraut, zapped just long enough to soften the cheese, and dipped in some deli mustard (I'm from NY where using yellow mustard is a sin!). My favorite lunch is leftover salmon on salad (romaine, tomato, red cabbage, shredded carrot, sliced scallion) with 2 pieces of marinated mushrooms that have been chopped up and mixed in No need for salad dressing, just salt & pepper.
on 11/1/15 6:24 pm, edited 11/1/15 10:24 am
I just tried Perdue's Short Cuts Carved Chicken Breast. They are roasted, seasoned, unbreaded strips in the refrigerated section in the store. They come in about 6 different flavors. I had the herb and lemon flavor -- very tasty even cold. I don't remember all the flavors, but there was a roasted flavor. The one drawback is that they're very high in sodium.
Serving Per Recipe: About 4 servings
AMOUNT PER SERVING: CALORIES 90CAL.
FROM FAT 20% DAILY VALUE
TOTAL FAT 2.5g,
Saturated Fat 0g
CHOLESTEROL: 45mg
SODIUM 380mg
TOTAL CARBS 0gDietary
Fiber 0g
Sugars 0g
PROTEIN 17g
Vitamin A 0%
Vitamin C 0%
Calcium 0%Iron 2%
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"Live for what today has to offer, not for what yesterday has taken away."
If I'm not eating leftovers from a previous dinner, I love pre-seasoned baked tofu squares by Nasoya. They're delicious, have great stats, and easy to take in my lunch box. Yum.
VSG with Dr. Salameh - 3/13/2014
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salad with turkey or tuna
today i'm having 1/2 an english muffin topped with turkey breast, a slice of lite alpine lace cheese and a roasted red pepper (yum)
4 reduced fat triscuits with a baby bel lite
toasted pita pocket with rf cottage cheese with cinnamon and splenda mixed in
soup from caf
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