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Weekly Meal Planning?
Anyone care to join me in posting their meals and showing some accountability. I haven't been planning and whatnot since my surgery but today is going to be my first day back in the swing of things.
B: Lucky Charms and Skim Milk; 2 cups coffee 4 tsp creamer (254 Calories) L: Scrambled Egg Beaters, 3 oz spiral ham, diced frozen potatoes, 1 slice whole wheat white bread (310) S: Trail Mix (130) D: I think Roommie and I are getting Indian but I decided no cheese, no heavy cream. Aloo Gobhi (potatoes and cauliflower in tomato sauce), 1/2 cut rice, 1/2 slice naan (the daily plate says 360 so I'm estimating 500 calories because I think that sounds low.) That has me at 1194 which means I have 200 calories for wiggle room for a snack ... |
I WOULD LOVE TO JOIN YOU!!!
So here goes. B-Toast with peanut butter S-Apple L-Buffalo chicken stir fry S-Trail mix Su- Subway because I am lazy today! Lots and lots of water! |
I don't usually plan out my lunches or breakfasts, but I always plan out my week of dinners, on Sunday. I love planning dinner on Sundays because I can go shopping and get everything.
Monday; Fajitas with Spanish rice Tuesday; Sausage and Pasta, with homemade pasta sauce Wednesday; Pork chops and whole wheat gnocchi Thursday; Eggplant Parmigiana Friday; 1/2 beef roast, with roast potato Saturday; Hamburger soup |
Sharpie Good call on the planning then shopping! I always just shop and hope I have some good stuff to cook with! What recipe do you use for the eggplant? I've always wanted to make it...
Tomorrow: B: Oatmeal, Pear - 250 S: Salad/spinach/cucumber/tomato/FF zesty italian - 50??? L: Corn, Yogurt, Cheese quesadia, - 360 S: 1/2 grapefruit - 50 D: Chicken Parmesan Lean cuisine, applesauce - 400 S: Skinny Cow Ice Cream - 190 With an extra 100 calories for wiggle room. Sweet. Now to just actually DO IT! :) |
garstar- I have to plan it out and go shopping first or the week would be lost! and I love grocery shopping, its relaxing for me...lol I love eggplant!! I cut the ends off and wash it and cut it into 1/2 in. thick circles and grill with a bit of olive oil spray. Then I lay the slices on the bottom of a 9x12 with a little sauce in the bottom of the pan and sprinkle a little bit of bread crumbs on top of the eggplant slices, then I cover them with sauce, and repeat with another layer of eggplant and then I cover it with cheese, its actually not that bad if you can stand low fat cheese but my family hates it! so we splurge and get regular...and as far as the sauce goes, the regular jar kind works well, which ever kind you like. Its good to if you make veggy lasagna and use the eggplant instead of noodles, you cut the eggplant lengthwise and use shredded carrots and zucchini mixed with a little bread crumbs and cottage cheese and use that in the middles...its good too!!
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Sunday, January 25, 2009 brunch: 1/2 cup blueberries, lean beef pepper steak, 1/2 cup brown rice, grilled tofu
snack: sugar free Jello and low fat cheese, 1 tbs peanut butter Dinner: sauteed ground turkey and green beans, grilled tofu and 1/2 cup brown rice snack 2: sugar free peanut butter cookies snack 3: sugar free jello with blueberries Monday, January 26, 2009 breakfast: 1/2 cup bluberries, 2 hard boiled eggs (no yolk), 1/2 serving lean ham lunch: ground turkey stirfry with green beans and red kidney beans, grilled tofu and 1/2 cup brown rice snack: sugar free jello and tea, 2 PB cookie dinner: 4 oz tilapia fillet and 5 grape tomatoes, 2 cups of steamed veggies (green beans, broccoli and zucchini), grilled tofu and 1/2 cup brown rice Tuesday, January 27, 2009 breakfast: 1/2 cup bluberries, 2 hard boiled eggs (no yolk), 1/2 serving lean ham lunch: 3 oz broiled lemon pepper swordfish, veggie stirfry(green beans, mushrooms, almond slivers, red beans) and grilled tofu snack: low fat cheese and 1 oz almonds, tea Dinner: zucchini and eggpland lasagna = 400 cals http://www.sweboston.org/MLD/zucchini_lasagna.jpg |
Definitely wouldn't mind joining in on this - accountability is what I need! Although I don't plan weekly - just a day in advance generally
Wednesday 28 January Breakfast: 55gm homemade untoasted muesli with 100gm low-fat greek yoghurt Lunch: salad with - 100gm lean pork, grilled, 40gm low-fat feta cheese, cucumber, coral lettuce, capsicum, olives with balsamic vinegar for dressing Dinner: Wrap - with 100gm chicken, cheese, tomato and avocado on mountain bread (rye) with small amount of potato salad on the side Snack: - 100gm low-fat greek yoghurt with 1gms choc whey powder mixed through...mmm...almost pudding lol - 100gm low fat greek yoghurt with 1 teaspoon cocoa powder and 2 teaspoons caster sugar (this actually works out at about 150 cals for a divine dessert (or in this case post-workout snack). |
Glade to see everyone is joining in :)
Redflatshoe - Recipe please tht looks great!!! Wednesday planning B: Frosted Shredded Wheat, Skim Milk, Coffee, 4 tsp creamer (312) L and S: Sandwich (2 slices whole wheat whte bread, 2 oz sprial ham, 1 slice 2% cheese, dijonanese), jello sugar free, yoplait sugar free yorgut, doratios (532) D:Chicken (dark meat), asian medely steamer bag (2 servings), 1/2 cup brown rice (327) Total 1171 Left: 229 |
i will hop in!
B - Banana and Oatmeal with 1/2 tbsp Splenda and 2 sprays of spray butter, herbal tea S - Orange and Sweet Potato L - Vegetable Soup, Salad with Tomatoes and red onion and an apple D -Beans, brown rice, green beans and herbal tea Day 3 of fat smash detox |
The zucchini eggplant is carb free, each bowl is about 400 calories each. I add a small bowl of salad with the meal. I got the recipe from the South Beach Diet recipe forum.
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Thursday 29 Jan
Breakfast: homemade swiss muesli with low-fat greek yoghurt Lunch: Salad (tuna, capsicum, tomato, cucumber and feta) Dinner: Slow cooked corned beef with sweet potato mash and steamed broccolini Snack: - Low-fat greek yoghurt with protein/whey powder - Apple |
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