Journal - Sunday, June 17, 2001

  • Well, at least I managed to sleep until nearly 5:30 am this morning . Father's day today, so I get the opportunity to cook for DH .... he actually requested this cola chicken recipe that I found here on 3FC!
    B:
    Coffee (0/0)
    Oatmeal (2/2)

    L:
    Cola chicken (4/6)
    Cowboy potatoes (3/9)
    Strawberry pie (4/13)
    1 cup skim milk (2/15)
    Carrots (0/15)

    D:
    Leftover cowboy potatoes (2/17)
    Steamed veggies (0/17)

    Snack:
    Another piece of strawberry pie (4/21)

    Water:
    96 oz plus

    Exercise:
    3 mile walk outside

    Point Range: 18-25

    Katie
  • KT - what is cola chicken and what are cowboy potatoes???

    B (at the B&B)
    fruit salad 1
    croissant 5
    1 sl french toast 3.5
    coffee w/milk 1

    L:
    turkey sand 2
    pickle
    1 oz cheddar chz 2
    pear 1

    d:
    broiled trout 2
    roasted zucchini, onions & beets (yum!)
    garden salad w/lt dsg .5
    provolone chz 2

    snack:
    3 kedems .5
    pretzels 1

    total: 21.5
    exercise: walk, more of a stroll
  • LM-
    I found the cola chicken recipe in the WW recipe section here on 3FC - it is chicken cooked in ketchup & diet cola (I KNOW it sounds gross, but it is very good).

    The cowboy potatoes are what my MIL calls a potato dish made w/frozen hash brown potatoes, sour cream, cream of chicken soup, shredded cheese. You basically mix it all together & bake in the oven for an hour. I "skinny" it up by using LF sour cream, 98% FF Campbell's cream of chicken soup & LF shredded cheddar cheese.

    Katie
  • mmm, those potatoes sound good. the jury is still out on the chicken, though!

    And I should have asked earlier, what is that wonderful 4 point strawberry pie???
  • LM -
    I really encourage you to try the Cola Chicken - the mix of the ketchup & the diet cola make for a barbequey-type flavor. It is quite good & DH loved it - the chicken breasts stay very moist and tender.

    The strawberry pie is a WW recipe I got a couple of weeks ago. We liked it really well & the recipe is as follows:

    Mile High Strawberry Pie

    Bake one 9 inch pie crust & allow to cool.

    4 1/2 cups strawberries (about 1 1/4 lbs)
    1 cup water
    8-12 packets sugar substitute
    2 Tbls cornstarch
    3 Tbls sugar free strawberry jello (3 of the small boxes)

    Mix water, sugar sub & cornstarch together & microwave until it comes to a boil. Continue to cook 1-3 minutes until mixture thickens (as soon as I saw it was boiling, I took it out & it was pretty thick already - I didn't zap it any more in the microwave.)

    Add the sugar free strawberry jello to above mixture. Add mixture to strawberries and coat. Pour strawberries into cooled baked pie shell.

    Chill and serve with cool whip, if desired.

    6 servings
    Points per serving: 3.5 (w/o cool whip)
    Add another .5 points if LF or FF cool whip added
  • Strawberry pie recipe
    Hi. I was checking out this thread becasue I am new to maintenance. I saw the recipe for strawberry pie and I have one that is very similar that I thought I would share.

    1 pt Strawberry Pie

    4 cps cut strawberries
    1 cp water
    1 pkg sugar free strawberry jello mix
    1 pkg vanilla cook & serve sugar free pudding mix

    place cut strawberries in 9" pie plate. In a large bowl microwave pudding mix and 1 cup water for 3 min on high. Stir, microwave 3 min on high again. Add jello mix to pudding mixture and stir. Let cool 5 minutes. Pour over strawberries and refridgerate until solid.

    Enjoy!

    Sarah
    194.4/160/160 - 1st week maintenance
  • sbirdhr -
    I'll have to try your recipe as well. No crust for the pie? or am I reading something wrong....

    Congrats on making it to goal! We'd love to have you join us on the lifetimer/maintenance thread.

    Take care,
    Katie
    191.8/146/153WW
  • pie heaven
    both those recipes sound so good. I love how you can eat a huge bowl of strawberries for 1 point. And I have strawberries ripening in the garden even now!

    Thanks and welcome to sbirdhr (interesting name...)