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Old 05-25-2006, 10:11 AM   #31  
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We had tacos last night. I usually just eat the meat, cheese, sour cream, salsa, black olives, and tomatoes on a big bed of romaine lettuce. Also, hubby made low carb jalepeno poppers, and they were HOT! But, they were very good!
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Old 05-25-2006, 03:34 PM   #32  
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I ended up taking chicken breasts and dipping them in a mix of egg and mustard, rolling them in coconut flour and cooking them on the George Foreman. I bought some coconut flour from Netrition -- it only has 1 gram of carbs per serving and it tastes great. Steamed some green beens too.

This morning I had lettuce leaves with mayo, tomato and bacon - my gluten-free, low-carb BLT.

I'm still not feeling very hungry though.
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Old 05-25-2006, 08:26 PM   #33  
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I'll have to find coconut flour! I love eating it shredded for desert.

Tonight is roasted chicken, broccoli in cream sauce, and salad.
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Last night's dinner was wonderful!

We had grilled filet mignon that we got on sale at the grocery that was fantastic along with grilled zucchini. Yum!
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Soup and a Salad, last night it was Fish and Salad.
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Susan - does the coconut flour have a strong coconut flavor? just wondering. It sounds good. Boy you have some great meals. IF I lived in Denver I'd be "stopping by " alot around dinner
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Old 05-30-2006, 12:04 PM   #37  
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We are having grilled chicken, grilled squash and salad for dinner tonite. I made enchiladas last night with LC tortillas and a salad, everyone else had beans and mexican rice with theirs.
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I cooked baked chicken, boiled broccoli, and boiled squash and onions for Memorial day dinner. I am having leftovers for dinner tonight. The squash and onions was SO good. I have never really liked squash before, but these came off the farm this weekend and were really young and sweet tasting.
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Needtolose - the coconut flour was sweet and did have a decent coconut flavor -- not too strong. It was very good with the chicken.


I had fajitas (combo beef and chicken) with the cheese, onions/peppers and a little guacamole with tomatoes and lettuce at a Mexican restaurant last night.

Breakfast today was bacon and sausage with a small portion of blackberries and raspberries. Lunch today is cheeseburger with salad.
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Hockey - before I place an order for that coconut flour, is there anything else from there that you would really recommend?

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Old 05-30-2006, 04:46 PM   #41  
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Maggie, I loved the Kitchen Table Gourmet Wafers Aged Parmesan crisps. They are nothing but baked parmesan cheese. Less than 1 gram of carb each. I had to fight my husband for them and he's not even doing low carb. I finally had to bring them to work to keep them away from him.

I also bought a low-carb brownie mix, but I haven't tried it yet. You have to add unsweetened baker's chocolate and I don't have any at home.


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Thanks Susan. I think I'll go ahead and order those too then!
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