Need recipe advice...

Here are two webites with really good low carb recipes.  Try the pizza on the 2nd website - it's fantastic!!!

 

http://www.ibreatheimhungry.com/

http://peaceloveandlowcarb.blogspot.com/2011/12/holleys-just -like-real-thing-lasagna.html#.UR2n_qUm2So

Thank you so much everyone for posting! You have made my day yet again!!! I will surly put these to good use, cause I am beyond over the stuff I have been eating. Also I am glad it has benefited others. God bless you all!

I ate a lot of steak and chicken (rotiserrie early on), and always cooked enough for lunch the next day. I like my meat cold the next day (as opposed to reheated), so I would cut up my steak after I cooked it, throw it in a baggie, and eat it like finger food the next day. Same with chicken, or pork tenderloin.

I dont want to cook a big meal for lunch when its just me and the kids are in school. It was quick, easy, and I got my protein in.

Ricotta fluff, cheese, and hard boiled eggs were all staples. A high quality turkey lunchmeat wrapped around a mozarella cheese stick worked too.

A couple other items that people raved about:

Broks pizza

Cream cheese pancakes



I have had neither, but purchased the recommended pans for the pancakes. Search this site and you will find the recipes. I am not sure about the carb content of either.

Hi,

I agree with what Tali said. You dont have to have a traditional breakfast. I use to eat tuna, with pico and mustard...lots of protein very little calories. I think 75 calories. Baked fish and a green veggie...and of course the ice coffee protein drink. This is my favorite..drank it on days when I wasn't eating...back in my dumb days. You need to eat to nourish your body. Just have to make great choices. 

Good luck

 

Tricie

Before surgery I loved eggs (probably because I didn't eat them very often) but now I feel like I've ate enough to last a lifetime and really want nothing to do with them anymore.

Some of the things I eat for breakfast:

sausage links or patties, bacon, Muscle Milk, chicken salad, Adkins meal-replacement bars, cheese cubes and pepperoni, but my go-to breakfast item is greek yogurt.  I eat leftovers from dinner alot too.  It's not unusual for me to be eating chili at 5am :)

My lunches vary all the time.  At work, I almost always eat a salad covered in bacon or chicken, egg, and lots of cheese.  When I'm at home, one of my favorites is a sandwich on the Flat-Out Hungry Girl buns.  They are super thin, low-carb, and have 7g of protein.

My suggestion for recipes would be to get on pinterest.  I get almost all my recipes from there.