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Moselle
on 11/16/12 7:43 am - Athens, Canada
Topic: RE: single serving chocolate brownie

So you really have to use regular sugar?  What about splenda?  I wonder if I can use whole wheat pancake mix as I don't have whole wheat flour...may have to try it and let you know.

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Moselle
on 11/16/12 7:41 am - Athens, Canada
Topic: RE: Banana Pancakes

Thanks Jo - I'm trying this tomorrow for breakfast.  Sounds like a winner to me!

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gimpymom
on 11/13/12 9:59 pm
Topic: single serving chocolate brownie

 

here is the other recipe I was talking about- it too is very yummy- large enough to cut in 4 for a nice treat-Johanna

Single serving chocolate brownie

Submitted by: SLOWSET
http://photos-ak.sparkpeople.com/nw/9/5/l952687269.jpg 
 

Introduction

no pudge fudge brownie in 1 minute!! low fat, low cal, even some fibre. single serving for when you don't want a whole batch to tempt you!

Minutes to Prepare: 2

Minutes to Cook: 1

Number of Servings: 1


 

Ingredients

1 TBSP whole wheat flour
1 TBSP sugar (do not substitute)
1 TBSP unsweetened cocoa
a pinch of baking soda
pinch of salt
1 TBSP of low fat vanilla yogurt, add more if needed to blend the mixture

Directions

mix it all up, pop it in the microwave for just over a minute, enjoy :)

Number of Servings: 1

Nutritional Info

·         Servings Per Recipe: 1

·         Amount Per Serving

·         Calories: 95.2

·         Total Fat: 1.1 g

·         Cholesterol: 0.9 mg

·         Sodium: 224.6 mg

·         Total Carbs: 22.1 g

·         Dietary Fiber: 2.7 g

·         Protein: 2.6 g

 

referral  Nov 23, 2011 orientation Dec 16   PATT Aug 9 OR DATE Aug. 20, 2012 ACHIEVED CLINIC GOAL Feb. 2013

        

gimpymom
on 11/13/12 9:56 pm
Topic: Banana Pancakes

 

here is the recipe that I promised last night at the meeting...

Ummm…Seriously Dying!! Two Ingredient Pancakes…Gluten Free, Flourless, & Full of Protein

Are you kidding me?! This recipe is ridiculous. A real LOL. Like, I’m never.ever.ever. making real pancakes again.

Lately this mashed banana + egg recipe has been blowing up the fitness/health blogs [ one lovely reader also recommended this to me + Blogilates + The Fitness Dish ]. For ****s & giggles, I added my own touches: a sprinkle of pumpkin pie spice, some ground flaxseed, a bit of vanilla, & a dash of cinnamon. But honestly, just the two measly ingredients of bananas & egg are perfection.

Ok. Let’s talk syrup. Buying low-sugar syrup does not equal healthy. In fact, filling your bod with fake sugars is bloating, makes you crave/eat more, & is full of disgusting, sick-o chemicals. If you love syrup on silver dollllllas, choose all-natural maple syrup & use it sparingly. Drenching them until they’re wilted is gross. I mean, is it necessary to have a side of pancakes with your syrup? Nope! Use a little & move on.

Happy Tuesday!

Love.L

The Skinny, Skinny Pancake

{ Serves 2-3 }

1 mashed, super ripe banana

2 eggs

Oil for the pan [ EVOO or coconut oil is my pref ]

My additions: a bit of pumpkin pie spice, 2 tablespoons of ground flaxseed [ this really, really holds the mixture together ], a bit of vanilla, & a dash of cinnamon.

Optional: all-natural maple syrup + berries

+ Directions: mash your banana with a fork. In another bowl whisk eggs. Mix eggs & banana together. Add my additions. Put your choice of oil on a pan [ low-medium heat ]. Add a silver dollar-sized amount to the pan. Let the cake set for 30 seconds [ or when the center bubbles ] & flip it! Enjoy with berries & a bit of syrup. Option: if you’re pressed for time use a blender to mix your ingredients.

 

referral  Nov 23, 2011 orientation Dec 16   PATT Aug 9 OR DATE Aug. 20, 2012 ACHIEVED CLINIC GOAL Feb. 2013

        

Kim B.
on 11/2/12 2:03 am
Topic: RE: I have a date!!!!
Hey,

That is awesome...so excited for you...I am a week and 4 days...feeling and doing good!!!


All the best and good luck.

Kim
Moselle
on 10/20/12 1:35 am - Athens, Canada
Topic: RE: I have a date!!!!
So happy for you Carrie.  The time between now and then will fly by.  Are you doing 2 weeks of Optifast?

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SweetAndSassyOne
on 10/12/12 1:24 am - Kingston, Canada
Topic: RE: I have a date!!!!
Thanks ladies!!! Im sooo excited! This just proves the power of positive thinking in numbers actually works!
Bring on the OPTI!

SweetAndSassyOne
"Nothing Tastes as Good as Skinny Feels"



    
gimpymom
on 10/11/12 10:30 am
Topic: RE: I have a date!!!!
awesome!! congrats- It will come very quickly for you..whoohooo

referral  Nov 23, 2011 orientation Dec 16   PATT Aug 9 OR DATE Aug. 20, 2012 ACHIEVED CLINIC GOAL Feb. 2013

        

RobertsMom
on 10/10/12 9:24 pm
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on 10/10/12 12:46 pm - Kingston, Canada
RNY on 05/25/12
Topic: RE: I have a date!!!!
 So very excited for you!!!
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