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Old 02-15-2006, 07:52 PM   #1  
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Default Thirsty Thursday menu! Feb. 16, 2006

Drink your water!!!

Breakfast: maltomeal, skim milk
Snack: 1/2 grapefruit
Lunch: krab salad with celery, onion, and FFMW, wrapped in a few lettuce leaves; light string cheese (1 pt) and carrot sticks
Snack: popcorn
Dinner: small salad with FF 1000 Island dressing, pizza made with WhWh tortillas, FF mozzarella, diced tomatoes, purple onion, black olives, bell pepper (I think the tortilla is 1 pt but will need to figure it tomorrow), and milk
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Kathy - you are really good!

Breakfast: Oatmeal
Lunch: Tomato soup made with skim milk
Snack: Applesauce, pineapples
Dinner: Lean Ham, green beans, small salad
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Old 02-15-2006, 08:30 PM   #3  
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b: bagel w/lite cream cheese (5 pts)
l: salad w/turkey; minestrone soup
s: fruit cup; m&ms (pts)
d: cornmeal chicken, oven fries, and green beans
s: sf/ff pudding
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What is the cornmeal chicken? Is it any good?
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Oh my...you must try it!!!! SO GOOD. One of my favorite core recipes. Vickie has a really great recipe posted, but I'm very lazy and don't go through all of the steps that she does. I'm sure her way is better, but I'll summarize what I do. Take chicken tenders (or cut up chicken breasts) and dredge them in cornmeal seasoned however you like (I use seasoned salt most of the time). Then pan-fry in olive oil. It takes a little while to brown well (the first time I made them I moved them around too much so they didn't get very crispy but were good anyway) but just let them cook awhile on each side. It is an excellent way to eat chicken, and is almost like eating out.
Wow, that was a long post. But Vickie's recipe is posted on our menu thread. I think there might be another one there too.
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Thanks for the recipe! I will have to give it a try. It sounds excellent!
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b-
oatmeal
water
l-
tuna
wasa crackers
d pop
pear
s-
chicken
oven baked fries
salad/ff dressing
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I drink 8 eight ounce glasses every day!

Breakfast: Oatmeal made with skim, splenda, and 1/2 cup homemade chunky applesauce cooked in

Lunch: I think a chicken salad out at one of my favorite restaurants

Dinner: Sirloin Core Chili with pinto beans; Core cornbread

Snack: Crustless Pumpkin Pie with FF cool whip

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Two questions:

Are wasa crackers core? I keep forgetting to look them up.

Is the crustless pumpkin pie recipe posted? I searched for it one day but maybe I just overlooked it.
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Melissa, I couldn't find the recipe either this morning. It's truly wonderful. I'm enjoying it so much that I might make another one soon. It's SO easy. I even use it for snacks during the day. It's a veggie and a milk for goodness sakes! Here's the link, GF.

http://www.3fatchicks.com/forum/show...65#post1133965

I never heard of Wasa cracker but I looked them up and they aren't Core. I'm not surprised because I would have tried them if there was a Core cracker out there! I should have looked at the points but I was busy looking for the check mark.
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b: coco wheats, milk
s: applesauce
l: Core sloppy joe over a baked potato, green pepper strips, milk
s: low fat graham crackers (pts)
d: big chef salad w/ff cheese, boiled egg & turkey ham, milk

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Thanks Vickie! You are so helpful as usual!! I didn't think the wasa crackers were core, like you I'm sure I would have eaten them by now. But I think they are really low in points.
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Well heres what I have had so far today. Will post the rest later. Cause not sure what I will have.

2 Clemetines
Oatmeal (2 servings) with skim milk and Splenda Brown sugar
2 Clemetines
1 stalk celery with 1 tablespoon peanut butter
1 cup ff cottage cheese
Pack WW fruites
Banana
Cup celery sticks
2 thin slices canadian bacon
2 boiled eggs
2 clemetines.

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Good job Coco! I bet that breakfast will stick with you for a while.
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