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HI Shelly,
I've visited your site several times and really like what I see. However, I have a hard time finding your recipes. Is there a way to search for all of them or what's the best way?
Michelle
on 3/13/15 3:37 am
great!
Pre surgery weight 268lb, lowest weight 185lb current weight 204lb. Trying to get back on track!
I don't know that I'd consider daikon a good substitute for potatoes, but I have had them roasted before, and they're great that way. I typically see them pickled. I also like roasted parsnips, which are more like carrots.
I used a variation of this recipe: http://sarahscucinabella.com/2013/05/29/roasted-daikon-radish-carrots-and-peppers/
I've also had some really good whipped cauliflower, and those recipes are generally a really good mashed potato substitute in my opinion.
Enjoy!
Shelly, thank you! I am 1 week post-op and doing great. I started reading your blog very early in my journey, and it has been such a great resource. Love your recipes, love the topics, love your spirit and attitude. I hope you know how important a resource it is, and how many lives you have improved on a daily basis. Please keep up the good work.
I am deeply appreciative!
I avoid baking so I'm not of much help. Since you want the recipe recommendations in time for the family getting together, I suggest that you cross-post this on the Main Discussion MB so more members will see it right away.
I also did a search for weight loss surgery baking recipes.
If you make any sugar-free yummy, please post the recipe. Have fun with your family!
Cathy
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Share your Favorite shake recipe below (if it isn't an original recipe of yours, please be courteous and cite your source).
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1 cup brewed coffee
little splenda to taste
dash of vanilla
6 ice cubes
My favorite is mocha mint coffee. Take 1 scoop of your favorite chocolate protein and place in coffee cup add davinci peppermint SF syrup just enough to get the protein powder wet and stir to a paste. After you've made the paste slowly add warm coffee stirring the entire time. Add your favorite sweetner if needed.
Jean
398/316/158/150 (highest/preop/current/goal)
RNY 9/19/07
Video progress click below
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Strawberry Banana Protein Smoothie
1 banana, frozen
1 c. strawberries, frozen or fresh
1 scoop protein powder; chocolate or vanilla
10 almonds
2 TB water
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