must lose weightHi Jodi.
I think you are right. Sometimes we have unattainable goals for ourselves. I am small 5' 2" and have a small frame. But even so I will not weigh what I did when I was 18 and as much as I would like to, I have to take that on board. I now go by my BMI and keep that within the range I should be. So I don't try to aim to be 7stone and settle for 9 stone. 3lbs. So if you have a large frame you will struggle to get right down, just got heavy bones, and not over worry about the odd 3/5lb here and there. Going up and down with your weight is not healthy, aim for a size 14 and you can't go wrong LOL Wendy http://www.busheyk9.co.uk
If you can't be a good example........ you will just have to be a horrible warning I have lots 4.5lb in the last 3 weeks doing slimming world again. No deprivation, and stuff my face with lots!! I'll share a couple of their "syn free" recipes I've been eating.
Sage and Mushroom pies 6 spring onions 4 garlic cloves 397g mushrooms 113g potato (doesn't matter if you do more on slimming world) handful of sage Frylight 4 eggs 2 tbs pink peppercorns salt and pepper 1) Oven at 220c / Slice the onion, garlic, sage, mushrooms / grate the potato 2) Fry (using fry light) the onion, garlic, mushroom for 4 mins and then put into 4 dishes (or one big one) 3)Beat the eggs, stir in the sage and peppercorns and pour over the mushroom mixture / top with the grated potato, spray with frighlight and bake for 20 mins or until golden Spinach Cannelloni Cannelloni tubes (or lasagne sheets softened, then rolled up after you have put filling in) 227g spinac 1 egg 4 garlic cloves 170g reduced fat chedder handful of basil 2 250g pots of quark 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg salt and pepper 500g carton of passata 1) oven at 200c / blanch spinach for 2 mins, drain and chop 2) Beat the egg / peel and crush the garlic, grate the cheese, chop basil 2) put quark in bowl and beat until smooth / add spinach, eg, garlic, nutmeg, basil / season and mix 3)put the spinach mixture into cannelloni tubes 3) one layer of passata on dish, add tubes in one single layer, add passata to the top, sprinkle with cheese and make for 20 mins Macaroni Cheese 340g of macaroni or penne 6 spring onions 2 garlic cloves 264g of cherry tomatoes frylight 170g chedder 2 eggs 500g low fat yoghurt 1tsp dijon mustard salt and pepper 1)Oven 220c / chop everything / cook the pasta 2) Fry spring onions, garlic, tomms for 3mins. Add 100ml water and fook for 4mins or until water absorbed 3) stir in the pasta, and transfer to a large dish for oven Grate the cheese, beat the eggs, mix in the yoghurt and mustard. Pour over the pasta and cook for 20 mins All of these are for 4 people, and as I'm the only one who eats them, I managed to make 15 meals from all of these - so most are in the freezer!! If there is anyone doing slimming world, then they're all syn free, and the cheese is your healthy extra Small steps lead to big changes
Oh Lovely,
Thanks for those. I will certainly try some. Wendy http://www.busheyk9.co.uk
If you can't be a good example........ you will just have to be a horrible warning Well done
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If you can't be a good example........ you will just have to be a horrible warning Out of all of them, I still prefer the cannelloni!!
I also have another recipe........... It's a chickpea dip or pate........ 1 tin of chick peas 1 tub of quark salt/pepper coriander, cumin and garlic to taste (I use 2 cloves) Wizz them all up in the food processor, and it makes a lovely dip, or topping for crackers mmm BUT!!!! I don't know about anyone else, but chickpeas and farts!!? Small steps lead to big changes
I love chickpea dip - I get tins of chickpea puree from a middle eastern grocer and add garlic, sesame paste, lemon juice and a dribble of olive oil, delicious. Love it with salad.
I like the idea of spicing it up a bit, but what is quark??? (Probably another of those things that we've got in Aus. but called by a different name) cheers Jodi I have a lovely recipe for Chick Pea and Tomato Stew, it is lovely.
Chick pea's are fine, it's baked beans I can't handle don't have them any more. Wendy. http://www.busheyk9.co.uk
If you can't be a good example........ you will just have to be a horrible warning quark is a very low fat soft cheese. They sell it in tubs in all of the major supermarkets in the UK. You could try low fat natural yoghurt instead for the recipe
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quark_(cheese) Small steps lead to big changes
Thanks for the link - I had a look and the closest thing I can match it to is a low fat soft cream cheese that is marketed under a brand name "Philladelphia" cheese. It's description is the same as written in the link and we use it for dips, as a spread, in cheesecakes etc. Makes sense - it would be nice used in the recipe you put in.
And Wendy - can we please have your tomatoe and chickpea stew recipe? cheers Jodi How are things going?, those of your that were having a go at a bit of weight loss.
I thought you were going to post weekly? Maybe I was wrong Wendy http://www.busheyk9.co.uk
If you can't be a good example........ you will just have to be a horrible warning must lose weightJodi
I go along with Wendy about the substitute meals. It is training the stomach and brain to eat wisely. I am 5'7" tall and used to weigh under 9st size 10-12. It wasn't until I saw myself on video that changed me (bones sticking out all over the place). I ate for England and got to 10 1/2st. This is where I stay, I have some meat on me now size 14-16 and am happy with that. If you have a large frame the bones will weigh heavy and it may appear that you are overweight. They used to put forward if you can pinch an inch of fat around your middle then that's overweight....if we didn't have this when we stretched there would be nothing to help the action! |
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