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  • consultant31
    consultant31 Posts: 4,814 Forumite
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    edited 12 February 2011 at 8:06PM
    Consultant wonder if you can help me, the recipe i used form SW world of flavours had 2 eggs in it and my mixture was pretty wet! The recipe i linked to and the one you posted are the same as i used but without the egg? Is that a mistake in the world of flavours book??

    I have the World of flavours book somewhere, but can't find it at the mo. However, the recipe I quoted came from the SW website some years ago (probably when the recipe was new). If the book states 2 eggs and the mix is wet, I would try this recipe and see which you prefer - it may be that one egg would be just perfect. Please let us know if you try it, which one you think is best :D

    TakeItEazy wrote: »
    Consultant I wonder if you can shed any light on this and the soft cheese thing i.e is soft cheese a HEA at all or is it just a HEB on green?
    I have seen peoples menus include soft cheese as HEA and am wondering if they are having syns they're not aware of.
    {sorry I keep asking this but am thinking of others :D}

    Not an official answer but I suspect it's lacking in calcium to qualify as a HEA. Soft cheeses are not on the list in my book, but may have come in as a HEA since I retired. I don't have access to syns online, but HEs are usually kept up-to-date on there if you want to check :)

    Dear me, I've done it again and answered waaaay after someone else has already done it. Note to self: try to keep up :rotfl:
    I let my mind wander and it never came back!
  • Ali660
    Ali660 Posts: 190 Forumite
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    Thanks for the soft cheese info guys! I was only told yesterday that my dairylea was OK ... but it isn't on EE :(

    So today:

    B: Scrambled egg, smoked salmon, 1 wm toast, 1/2 a cantaloup melon

    L: Next day chicken curry with rice

    Snack: 2 ryvita original with scraping of dairylea light (now synned) (4.5 syns)

    T: Next day chicken curry again (DH working so it's got to be eaten!) with SW potato wedges (lots of veg in curry)

    Drinks: Water x3, Coffee x1, lemon & ginger tea x1, red wine x1(8.5 syns)

    Total Syns: 13

    I'm a HEA down now - hopefully that bit of dairylea will have contributed to my calcium intake ;)
  • Ali660
    Ali660 Posts: 190 Forumite
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    Scrap that last post by me guys!

    Just checked SW website ...

    UPDATE ON DAIRYLEA ... on EE you can have 3 original Dairylea triangles! I can now revise my syns to be 11.5 instead of 13 :)

    Every little helps ;)
  • lbnblbnb
    lbnblbnb Posts: 567 Forumite
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    A good SW (green) day today.
    HEA1: milk for coffee
    Breakfast: FF yogurt and bran flakes (HEB1)
    Lunch: Vegetable chilli, rice and an enormous salad at a lovely cafe in town. It really didn't seem oily, but will allow 12 syns for 2 tablespoons of olive oil (really overestimating it).
    Snack: one babybel light 2 syns
    Dinner: Leek and spinach cannellloni, HEA2 for the cheese but totally FREE apart from that.
    That leaves me a HEB. I could count 1 tablespoon of olive oil from lunch as a HEB, that gives me more syns to play with? Possible chocolate options stirred into some quark? Shall have a think....
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  • lbnblbnb
    lbnblbnb Posts: 567 Forumite
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    I have had a go at making a sort of egg "muffin". I diced potato, sprayed with frylight, roasted in the oven, added diced onion for the last part. Then I whisked up lots of eggs and poured them into a silicon muffin mould I have, added the potato and onion and baked it. I am hoping I can freeze them, then nuke them in the mornings for a totally free breakfast. I haven't tasted them yet but they smell good. I will see tomorrow morning.
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  • These sound lovely, the egg muffins above, i will have a go at making these too. Thankyou
  • Primmer
    Primmer Posts: 2,187 Forumite
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    Just had a yummy dinner, I coated chicken breasts in egg and then covered with cooked mediterranean couscous and cooked them with chipped potatoes carrots, peas, brocolli and cauliflower - nom nom nom
  • lisa26_2
    lisa26_2 Posts: 2,100 Forumite
    mirry wrote: »
    sorry I havent popped in for a few weeks , I got a bit down about being unable to loose the weight.
    The doctor gave me a blood test and it looks like I have a underactive thyroid - which causes weight gain :eek:.

    So need a much stricter eating plan , probally no syns :(.


    Are they not putting you on medication? I have an underactive thyroid and don't have to have a stricter diet, I'm 2lbs away from target and I have syns the same as anyone else, I do have less but thats because I'm near target, not because of my thyroid. Once you're medicated you 'should' be able to lose weight by following the plan 'normally'!!
  • Hi y'all!!

    Thanks again to everyone who gave me advice about joining a group. I think I might go for it, but have decided to commit 100% again in the mean time.
    I got weighed this morning and am 12st 7 and a quarter (don't forget the quarter!!). Not impressed as I was over a stone less last summer, so it's back on track and head in gear from now onwards!

    Hope you all have a nice evening.

    You are a quarter-pound less than I was a year ago (26 jan) when I restarted SW with a determination to Take It Seriously. A few £££ later I am nearly 3 st less at 9 st 12 lbs. I did take the summer off, declaring target at 10.5 st so I could have a "rest" and not pay for a few weeks ;) You can do it!
    lbnblbnb wrote: »
    I have had a go at making a sort of egg "muffin". I diced potato, sprayed with frylight, roasted in the oven, added diced onion for the last part. Then I whisked up lots of eggs and poured them into a silicon muffin mould I have, added the potato and onion and baked it. I am hoping I can freeze them, then nuke them in the mornings for a totally free breakfast. I haven't tasted them yet but they smell good. I will see tomorrow morning.
    This sounds much like my version of SW quiche, and I often eat a big slice for breakfast (I like to add some smoked bacon to the mix, and some mushrooms; that way it has all your breakfast ingredients in one item :D )
    :jThat's 2 stone 9 lbs gone forever:j

    thank you Slimming World!
  • kathy206
    kathy206 Posts: 1,438 Forumite
    Evening everyone! Good day today,lovely and sunny so we went to a nature reserve and frogmarched the dog and the kids around the lake lol

    Another good EE day today but Gawd am I struggling tonight!! (FYI slimming world, grapes are NO alternative to maltesers:mad:)

    todays' menu
    milk in drinks HEA
    2 wholemeal (HEB) baked beans and mushrooms
    banana


    pasta, wafer thin chicken salad low fat salad cream (1.5syns)


    turkey breast made into a curry with peppers, onions,mushrooms tinned tomatoes chicken stock Tbsp madras paste (2 syns) rice WW naan bread (5.5 syns)
    Activia fat free yogurt

    grapes
    Nuts oh Hazelnuts:rotfl:
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