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Ladyblu
on 12/8/17 4:12 am - Jacksonville, FL
VSG on 09/29/17
Topic: RE: Stuffed Poblano Peppers

Made a happy discovery this morning. Take a half serving, add two tbsp of eggbeaters, microwave for 45 seconds (stirring every 15 seconds) and you have an instant Mexican style, warm, yummy, cheesy breakfast!

High protein, low carb, easy goodness.

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VSG with Dr. Wanchick - Sept 29 2017

Age 52 Height 5'2" HW 585 (2012) Initial Consult Weight 522 SW 460 (9/29/2017) CW 350 (4/5/2018) Next Goal 325 Starting BMI 95.5 Current BMI 64.0

Pre-Op: 62 M1: 36 M2: 20 M3: 15 M4: 19 M5: 10 M6: 10 M7: ?

carymanda
on 12/7/17 4:07 pm
RNY on 11/13/17
Topic: RE: Cloud bread?

tried it. Didn't love it. It was too eggy for me. If you're really jonesing for some bread, it might help.

Acedding27
on 12/6/17 11:51 am
VSG on 12/14/17
Topic: RE: Stuffed Poblano Peppers

Thank you!

Amanda 12/2016 HW: 393 11/2017 Consult: 378 12/2018 SW: 350

2/2018: 309 3/6/2018: Broke a barrier! 297 4/2018: 286 5/2018: 279

Pre-op: -28 M1: -25 M2: -16 M3: -12 M4: -11 M5: -7

Short-term Goal: 250 by August 15th!

Ladyblu
on 12/6/17 11:16 am, edited 12/6/17 12:32 pm - Jacksonville, FL
VSG on 09/29/17
Topic: Stuffed Poblano Peppers

Stuffed Poblano Peppers

4 Poblano peppers

1 medium onion diced

2 cloves garlic minced (or 1 tsp wet garlic from a jar)

1 LB ground turkey

2 tsp cilantro

2 tsp cumin

1 tsp taco seasoning

½ tsp pepper

1 tsp salt

2 tsp olive oil

6 oz shredded cheddar (or cheese of your choice)

Broil whole peppers in the oven (or on stove if you have a gas stove) till charred on all sides. Peel pepper, let cool and slice each pepper in half (from tip to stem). De-seed and reserve. (If you love spice, add some seeds back to the turkey mixture, but beware, they pack a punch).

Combine raw turkey with all seasonings (and seeds if you are using).

In a non-stick frying pan, heat olive oil till it shimmers and add onion and garlic, coo****il fragrant. Add raw turkey mixture and coo****il no longer pink. Break up the turkey as it cooks into very small morsels.

Transfer turkey to a heat proof bowl and add half the cheese. Stir until combined. Divide between the 8 pepper halves. Pop in a 350 oven for about 15 minutes. Top with remaining cheese and return to oven for about 5 minutes until cheese melts. Serve.

Nutritional Info (per MFP):

8 servings per recipe (1 stuffed pepper)

Calories: 212, Fat: 13 grams, Carbs: 8 grams, Fiber: 2 grams, Protein 17 grams

*edited to specify serving size

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VSG with Dr. Wanchick - Sept 29 2017

Age 52 Height 5'2" HW 585 (2012) Initial Consult Weight 522 SW 460 (9/29/2017) CW 350 (4/5/2018) Next Goal 325 Starting BMI 95.5 Current BMI 64.0

Pre-Op: 62 M1: 36 M2: 20 M3: 15 M4: 19 M5: 10 M6: 10 M7: ?

CC C.
on 11/29/17 2:15 pm
Topic: Chicken soup for your cold

I've always made chicken soup with pasta, orzo, or rice. I have a cold and was craving chicken soup, but without the extra carbs. I made it without a starch and it was delicious!

1 tbsp olive oil

1 large onion, chopped

3 large carrots, or 5 medium ones, sliced thinnly

2 large celery ribs, or 3 small ones, sliced thinnly

3 cloves garlic

2 tsp dried thyme

1 tsp dried crushed rosemary

1 cup white wine

Meat from 1 cooked whole rotisserie chicken, shredded, no skin or fatty bits (about 6-7 cups). Easiest to pick clean when still warm from the store.

2 32oz boxes of chicken stock

salt and pepper to taste

Juice of 1 lemon

Saute onion, carrots, and celery olive oil. When onions are translucent add garlic, thyme, and rosemary and saute a minute. Add white wine and cook for 5 minutes. Add shredded chicken and chicken stock and bring to a boil. Add salt and pepper to taste. Remove from heat and add juice of one lemon. Let soup pot sit off heat for 10-15 minutes before serving (tip I learned to keep you from burning your mouth).

I don't even miss the pasta or rice!

Nknerr
on 11/28/17 11:22 pm
VBG on 12/07/17
Topic: Cloud bread?

Anyone tried it?? Any comments

MTS31801
on 11/28/17 8:58 pm
Topic: Make your own Greek Yogurt

you will need:

crock pot

small container of plain yogurt with LIVE ACTIVE CULTURES( important)

1 gallon of milk (Any type of milk but not NO FAT MILK) 2% 1% whole etc....

powdered milk (optional)

whisk

colander

coffee filters

thermometer ( i use a meat thermometer)

blanket

containers 6 or 8 oz. small or larger size.( i use pasta sauce jars)

this yields 2 1/2 quarts of yogurt!

Store bought Greek yogurt is so expensive. i found out how to make Greek yogurt at home in my crock pot! I use a gallon of milk (any type but skimmed). I pour the whole gallon in the crock pot and turn the pot on to high. after 2 1/2 hours I use my meat thermometer to test the milk temp. 180 degrees is what you want. Turn off crock pot and unplug it. Let milk temp reduce to 110 degrees ( check milk temp. at two hours). Now add in 1/2 cup of your plain yogurt with live active cultures and 1 cup of powdered milk( optional). mix with whisk. replace crock pot lid. Wrap crock pot with a blanket and leave for at the least 8 to 12 hour( i leave mine overnight). The next step is to get your colander and line it with coffee filters. spoon yogurt into colander and place colander in a bowl(make sure colander sits up high in bowl so the yogurt whey can drain. after 3 hours remove from frig and spoon into small 6-8 oz. containers. store in frig and eat at your leisure. flavor with what ever you like. I add 3 equal packets to mine. make smoothies, substitute for mayo or sour cream. Whey can also be used to substitute for butter milk!

I got this recipe off of You Tube. It's delicious and preservative free!

MTS31801
on 11/28/17 8:39 pm
Topic: RE: i Love this yogurt discovery..from a yogurt hater

Make your own Greek Yogurt

you will need:

crock pot

whisk

Any plain small container of yogurt with LIVE ACTIVE CULTURES (very important this is your starter to make yogurt)

1 gallon of milk (not skimmed or no fat) Whole or 2% or 1%

powdered milk (optional I add this because I like my yogurt thick!)

thermometer (I use a meat thermometer)

blanket

colander

coffee filters

6 or 8 oz. small containers ( enough to hold 2 1/2 quarts of yogurt)

I yield 2 1/2 quarts of yogurt from one gallon of milk.

use for smoothies, in stead of mayo or sour cream or eat plain with a little vanilla extract.

Store bought Greek yogurt is so expensive. i found out how to make Greek yogurt at home in my crock pot! I use a gallon of milk (any type but skimmed). I pour the whole gallon in the crock pot and turn the pot on to high. after 2 1/2 hours I use my meat thermometer to test the milk temp. 180 degrees is what you want. Turn off crock pot and unplug it. Let milk temp reduce to 110 degrees ( check milk temp. at two hours). Now add in 1/2 cup of your plain yogurt with live active cultures and 1 cup of powdered milk( optional). mix with whisk. replace crock pot lid. Wrap crock pot with a blanket and leave for at the least 8 to 12 hour( i leave mine overnight). The next step is to get your colander and line it with coffee filters. spoon yogurt into colander and place colander in a bowl(make sure colander sits up high in bowl so the yogurt whey can drain. after 3 hours remove from frig and spoon into small 6-8 oz containers. store in frig and eat at your leisure. flavor with what ever you like. I add 3 equal packets to mine.

I got this recipe off of You Tube. It's delicious and preservative free!

Fonly1971
on 11/8/17 3:02 am
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