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consultant31 wrote: »Peas and most beans have too many carbs to be free on the Original plan, however, they are superspeed foods so eat them on Green or EE days and enjoy
Consultant31, does this mean my mushy pea curry made with 3 tins of mushy pease & 1 tin of baked beans with sweetener & onions has enough free veg without adding anymore to my plate except rice?0 -
consultant31 wrote: »Hope these recipes might be of use to some of you:-
Chicken & Ham Pate
1 chicken breast (cooked and diced),
Small handful of wafer thin ham,
1 large tub very low fat cottage cheese,
1 tsp garlic,
1 tbsp chopped parsley.
Blend all ingredients together until smooth.
Liver & bacon pate
1lb liver of your choice chopped
4-6oz bacon chopped
1 large onion finely chopped
1-2 cloves garlic crushed
Frylight
1 tub quark
Fry the onion and garlic in the Frylight until soft. Add the liver and bacon and fry until cooked. Place everything in a food processor and process until as smooth as you prefer. Add quark and process until blended. Divide into containers cool and refrigerate or freeze.
Smoked salmon pate
8oz smoked salmon pieces (or mackerel if preferred)
8oz natural low fat cottage cheese.
Lemon juice
Black pepper.
Blend all ingredients together until smooth.
Spicy Mexican spread
Mash 200g of red kidney beans with very low fat fromage frais and half a teaspoon of mild chilli powder. Mix in half a 100g can of sweetcorn, half a chopped red pepper and 1 finely chopped spring onion. Leave chunky or blend smooth if preferred.
Hummus
Three tins of chickpeas
Juice and rind of two lemons
Salt
1 fat clove of garlic
Tub of very low fat fromage frais
Blend all together until smooth.
All these recipes keep well in the fridge for a couple of days, and would be equally nice on crispbread or as a filling for a jacket potato.
Hmmm, these sound good. Except liver and bacon, bleurgh
Would quark work instead of cottage cheese? Maybe make it a bit richer tasting though still free? Esp like the sound of smoked salmon pate at the moment as I am currently embarked on a fish week experiment!0 -
Can anyone tell me the syns in a "weight watchers" carrot slice...They are point in weight watchers but I need to know the syn value as I have already eaten it......:rotfl:0
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niceday999 wrote: »Can anyone tell me the syns in a "weight watchers" carrot slice...They are point in weight watchers but I need to know the syn value as I have already eaten it......:rotfl:
Weight Watchers Carrot Cake Slices, 6 pack each[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]4 Syns on Extra Easy
Original 4 Syns
Green 4 Syns [/FONT]
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Hi Julie:wave:
I rejoined SW at the start of june 4 stone overweight with my incentive being a months holiday in Mexico at Xmas this year....so I know how you feel !!
Me too.. joined begining of June. 3.5 stone over weight and going to Mexico Jan 2011 xx"People buy things they don't need, with money they don't have, to impress people they don't like" - Clive Hamilton on Consumerism.0 -
niceday999 wrote: »Can anyone tell me the syns in a "weight watchers" carrot slice...They are point in weight watchers but I need to know the syn value as I have already eaten it......:rotfl:
Either:
Weight Watchers Mini Carrot Cakes, 6 pack each
6 Syns on Extra Easy
Original 6 Syns
Green
Weight Watchers Carrot Cake Slices, 6 pack each
4 Syns on Extra Easy
Original 4 Syns
Green 4 Syns
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consultant31 wrote: »Hope these recipes might be of use to some of you:-
Thanks so much for these - for some reason I get cravings for pate/dip type foods. I'll defo give these recipes a go :-)
Could you give us the syn values please?I'm a retired employment solicitor. Hopefully some of my comments might be useful, but they are only my opinion and not intended as legal advice.0 -
hi everyone :wave:
My my us gals and guys have been busy since i last came on!Hello to all the newbies :wave:
Congrats to this weeks losers and STS-mers
Hugs to the gainers
Well, PMT is seriously trying to beat me today! I ended up munching my way through a large choc chip cookie! Not a good thing as it left me wanting more!!!! :mad: i think i'm winning now tho! hehehe
Today is EE
B - 28g Jordan's Muesli (1/2 heb) milk (hea) cup of tea (milk hea) w/g crackerbread (1/2 heb) with lemon quark (0.5syns)
L - Salad (ham, boiled pots, cucumber and tomato) 2tbsp of hellmann's ex light mayo (1) followed by cherries and new york cheesecake ML (1)
Giant cookie 10.5! :eek:
D - Sweet n sour pork (3syns for the sauce) free egg fried rice, noodle courgette, mushroom and onion stir fry
Total syns 16 (OOPS!) Am not having a very good week so far. Except for yesterday i have gone over 15 syns every day since friday!!
Do any of you ladies find yourselves goin over your syns like this when * week beckons?? I seem to have the same problem every month!!All hail to the sale!!!!!! :beer:
new beginnings...... new successes..0 -
niceday999 wrote: »Can anyone tell me the syns in a "weight watchers" carrot slice...They are point in weight watchers but I need to know the syn value as I have already eaten it......:rotfl:
If I'm not sure about the Syn value I revert to the 20 calories = 1 syn calculation. I'd like to think you could reduce it a little by accounting for the carrot as free food but that's wishful thinking!0
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