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Banjo_Bear

I was just going to ask the same question sharalee.

Well just stirring all the pakora mix together, DS walks in asks what it is then says "have you made enough for me?"

MollyJoe

mich_city wrote: »

you could make a few soups from some of those veggies mollyjoe..

do you like (unpickled) onion or rice / noodles?

I like Pickled onions.

Don't like onion, rice or noodles.

thank you

wizkid1

MollyJoe wrote: »

Hi maman,

I wasn't sure if I could save them up.?
On a different day I have used all 15.

I eat potatoes, having been having jackets with prawns.
I don't like pasta.

Superfree's I wrote from the list that I can eat:
Oranges
Pickled Onions
Beetroot
Carrot
Turnip
Apple
Banana
Brocoli
Sprouts
Apples
Grapes
Pears

Thank you

Hi MollyJoe, well I thought I was picky. but you like very similar foods to me with the exception of pickled onions i hate those but I love pickled cauliflower and I don't like cauli. I have eaten a little spaghetti and it's ok.
with the veg you like you can make some lovely soups adding lentils, barley and split peas.
Be careful with bananas, TOO many can stop you from losing weight.
I even put onion in my soups and any veg I'm not too keen on, i always blitz it and still know I am getting the goodness,
Do your best and try the soup recipes, if you need a certain recipe ask and I will look though all mine and send you a few.

MollyJoe

wizkid1 wrote: »

Hi MollyJoe, well I thought I was picky. but you like very similar foods to me with the exception of pickled onions i hate those but I love pickled cauliflower and I don't like cauli. I have eaten a little spaghetti and it's ok.
with the veg you like you can make some lovely soups adding lentils, barley and split peas.
Be careful with bananas, TOO many can stop you from losing weight.
I even put onion in my soups and any veg I'm not too keen on, i always blitz it and still know I am getting the goodness,
Do your best and try the soup recipes, if you need a certain recipe ask and I will look though all mine and send you a few.

Thank you, I am a terrible eater always have been.
I don't like anything with tomato in. Don't like pizza which may be a plus, struggle with beans with the sauce.

lushlifesaver

With regards to scan bran - if you make deserts/cake with it we were told it's best to syn it. The same as when you cook fruit. You've changed it and how filling it will be so it's not strictly a HeB any more

stef240377

lushlifesaver wrote: »

With regards to scan bran - if you make deserts/cake with it we were told it's best to syn it. The same as when you cook fruit. You've changed it and how filling it will be so it's not strictly a HeB any more

In my group we have been told something similar to this but not quite the same.

We are told that if you use the scan bran for cooking things like cakes you are then endorsing over eating because not only are you trying to eat the cake to fit in all your HEB but what ever other ingredients that go into it.

As for the availability of scan bran you can buy it in group at £1.20 a packet or in Holland and Barrett its around £1.75. Or in bulk buy from Amazon. It is very good for getting your fibre intake up and ah hem cleaning out the system to put it politely.

beanielou

Yes, you can buy scan bran at group.
£1.20 per packet.
There are two types.
One is oat I think.
They have a long date on them.

rainbowfairydust

Evening all

I had a ee day today -

B - apple,grapes,vanilla muller light
L - chicken pieces ,carrot & celery sticks
D - extra lean mince made with mushrooms,onions & peppers with side of SW sweet potato chips :D

Snacks - options (2) ,2 slices of wm bread ( 1 x hex b & other 4 syns) ,375ml skimmed milk ( hex a) ,fat free flump (1.5) ,pineapple & maybe an apple later on if I get hungry.

Went over syn allowance last night - thankfully I kept a lid on myself & just ate a small pack of buttons & 2 biscuits. I think prob 10 syns extra in all - just had the 2 glasses of wine last night ( cause of the buttons & biscuits attack):o

rainbowfairydust

Ps- can someone tell me how to cook celeriac?

stef240377

rainbowfairydust wrote: »

Ps- can someone tell me how to cook celeriac?

http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/content/knowhow/glossary/celeriac/