*Slimming World Recipe Thread*

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  • nessie216
    nessie216 Posts: 839 Forumite
    6 Eggs (free)
    14 level tablespoons of Splenda (free)
    2 oz Self Raising Flour (9 Syns)
    2 teaspoons of Baking Powder(1 Syn)
    Couple of drops of Vanilla Essence (free)
    2 Tablespoons of Nutella (8 Syns)


    Put the eggs, sweetner and vanilla essence into a bowl and whisk with electric whisker until the mixture trebles in size ….. about 10 minutes, should be light bubbly and golden.
    Then sift the flour and baking powder into the bowl and fold in with a metal spoon to the egg mixture.
    Split into 18 cake cases and put in the oven (middle shelf) on 180 – 200 for about 10 minutes until golden on top.
    Leave to cool and then melt two tablespoons of Nutella in the microwave for 30 – 45 seconds and then lightly spread the top of each cake with the Nutella. You should be able to cover all 18 with the 2 tablespoons.

    It works out to be 1 syn each - or 18 syns for all of them!!!
  • consultant31
    consultant31 Posts: 4,814 Forumite
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    MERINGUES – syn free & will keep in an airtight tin for a week!

    4 Egg Whites
    16 tbsp Splenda (allow 4 tbsp per Egg White)



    Preheat oven to 110C
    Line a baking sheet with non-stick baking paper.

    In a large clean, greasefree bowl, whisk egg whites into soft peaks.

    Whisk Splenda in a tablespoon at a time till stiff then fold in remaining with metal spoon. When whites become fluffy stop and lift up some mixture, it should stand up in stiff pointed peaks. Too much Splenda added at once will soften whites and prevent crispness etc. Beat mixture together well after each addition (but don't over-mix!)

    Drop spoonfuls, spaced apart, onto paper using a teaspoon for small or dessertspoon for large meringues!

    Bake for about 90 mins at a low temperature (or till dry and lift easily off paper). Slow gentle cooking ensures they are light and dry with no stickiness.

    Cool at room temperature. Top with fresh berries and 2 level tablespoons of aerosol cream for ½ syn :D
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  • consultant31
    consultant31 Posts: 4,814 Forumite
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    CARROT, PARSNIP & POTATO CURRY (from SW magazine)
    (Serves 4 at 1½ syns per portion)

    1 onion
    2 cloves garlic
    283g each parsnips and potatoes
    2 carrots
    1tsp grated ginger
    2tbsp mild curry powder (or to taste)
    400g can chopped tomatoes
    3-4tbsp sweetener
    100ml reduced fat coconut milk
    284ml chicken stock made with Bovril
    Salt & freshly ground black pepper
    5tbsp freshly chopped coriander
    Juice of 1 lime


    Prepare the veggies: peel & finely chop the onion, crush garlic, peel & chop the parsnips; potatoes & carrots & cut into bite sized pieces.
    Fry the onion & garlic in a little Frylight for 2-3 mins. Add ginger & curry powder & fry for 30 seconds. Stir in the veggies & tomatoes & bring to the boil.
    Stir in the sweetener, coconut milk & stock, cover & simmer for 25-30 mins or until veg is tender & sauce thickened.
    Season well, stir in the coriander & lime juice and serve.


    *Other root veg can be substituted for those in this recipe. Try swede, sweet potato or turnip.
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  • srn
    srn Posts: 114 Forumite
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    dizzyk wrote: »
    what a fab Idea, Im always seeing lovely recipes....but then forgetting where they were :huh:

    Heres my contribution....Its one of my personal favourites & seeing as I re-named it, its only fitting that I put it on the thread :rotfl:


    The now re- named famous Dyno Rod soup :D for its......clearing properties lol. Tastes like Heinz veg soup....tis very lovely!!


    Speed food Soup (syn free on Green and EE) makes a mahoooosive pan!! - freezes well

    1 can mixed bean salad
    1 can green lentils (or handful of dried)
    2 cans chopped tomatoes
    1 can baked beans
    Handful of split lentils
    2 large leeks
    1 large onion
    4 medium carrots
    2 parsnips
    1 each green, red and yellow peppers
    2 vegetable stock cubes
    Salt pepper
    Mixed herbs
    Water (enough to cover all ingredients)
    Chop all vegetables. Put them and everything else into a large pan, cover with water, bring to boil and simmer until vegetables are soft (about 30 mins). Once cooked, the soup can be left chunky or blended smooth.

    I am on my second day of Slimming World. I'm doing it online. I have just made this soup and it is delicious. I can't believe that it is free on EE and green. Does this mean that I can eat as much as I want of it?
  • cabbage
    cabbage Posts: 1,177 Forumite
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    Yes you can. Be aware, its not called Dyno Rod soup for nothing lol!

    Had two bowfuls on Saturday and still ahem "feeling the effects". All aids weight loss though.

    Its good to eat a variety of food so you won't get bored and you need to get all your nutrients but its a good one if you have a hungry day.

    I made some on Saturday and froze a couple of portions. I'm having another tonight for tea as I've had quite a few meals out this week.
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  • lisa26_2
    lisa26_2 Posts: 2,100 Forumite
    Beetroot Salad

    Free on all plans :D

    1 Vacuum pack of beetroot (the stuff that's not in vinegar), cubed
    1 or 2 carrots, grated
    1 red onion, finely diced
    A splash of balsamic vinegar,
    Salt to taste.

    Mix it all together...................simples!!!

    It is best if its left for a while for the flavours to develop and mingle together.
  • dizzyk
    dizzyk Posts: 4,101 Forumite
    I got this from my Curry feast Book but tweaked it a bit (and removed the gram flour) to make them SYN FREE

    shish kebabs


    1 garlic clove peeled & chopped
    500g lean minced lamb
    1 tsp dried coriander
    1 tsp cumin
    1 tsp chilli powder
    1 tsp garam masala
    1 tbsp lemon juice
    1 tbspn ff plain yog
    salt & black pepper
    fry light

    wooden or metal skewers

    mix all the ingredients in a bowl and leave to marinade in the fridge for at least an hour (or overnight if possible)


    Divide the mixture into 6-8 portions then mould each one into a 'sausage' around a skewer (if using wooden ones soak them in water for 30 minutes 1st so they dont burn when you grill or BBQ them)

    give a quick spray with frylight (I didnt bother when BBQing but I did under the grill) and grill for 6-8 minutes turning once.

    serve with pitta & salad with a free yog & mint/chilli sauce.
    Or just on their own with lemon wedges & sprinkled with fresh coriander.

    MR Dizzy said these were every bit as good as any he's had from a takeaway !!!

    winner :T:T




  • nessie216
    nessie216 Posts: 839 Forumite
    3 tins mushy peas (tesco or morrison value are good)
    1 tin baked beans (again value are good)
    Some chopped onion
    Some chopped mushrooms
    Curry powder to taste (value is good! :rotfl:)

    'Fry' onions & mushrooms in pan, add tinned stuff & curry powder to taste
    Cook until hot

    I use quorn pieces in it so have to cook for appro 15mins

    You may need water to thin it down a little as it is quite thick

    Some people blitz in blender, but i can't be bothered!

    Please bare in mind... i hate mushy peas & hate opening the tin... but it tastes sort of like curry sauce from chippy! :o
  • nessie216
    nessie216 Posts: 839 Forumite
    Chocolate Cake

    Serves:
    6
    Syns per serving:
    3½ Syns on Green and Original
    Cooking time:
    6 minutes
    Preparation time:
    15 minutes

    100g All Bran cereal

    250ml boiling water
    2 eggs
    6 heaped tsp of drinking chocolate
    ½ cup sweetener

    1.
    Pour the boiling water on to the All Bran in a large bowl and mix well.
    2.
    Add the eggs, drinking chocolate and sweetener and beat the mixture until all the ingredients are thoroughly combined.
    3.
    Put the mixture into a 6½ inch round plastic tub or other suitable microwaveable dish, smooth the top with a large spoon or flat knife, and microwave on high for 6 minutes.
    4.
    Turn the cake out on to a plate, cut into 6 slices and enjoy!


    Cheesecake


    Serves:
    10
    Syns per serving:

    6½ Syns on Green, Original and Extra Easy

    12 digestive biscuits

    28g/1oz low-fat margarine
    3 level tbsp cocoa powder
    250g pot quark
    2 tsp finely grated orange zest
    100g Vanilla Mullerlight Yogurt
    1 sachet chocolate Options
    3 level tbsp caster sugar
    2 eggs

    1.
    Preheat the oven to 180°C/350°F/Gas 4. Crush the biscuits and mix together with the low-fat margarine. Press into the base of a 20cm springform cake tin and chill.
    2.
    Place the cocoa powder, quark, orange zest, yogurt, Options and caster sugar in a food processor and blend until smooth. Beat the eggs and fold into the mixture. Mix well
    Spoon the mixture over the biscuit base. Level and bake for 40-45 minutes or until just set.
    3.
    Turn off the oven and leave the cheesecake to cool in the oven. Cover and chill until ready to serve, then cut into 10 slices. To serve, garnish with mixed berries and a spoonful of fromage frais and dust with icing sugar.

    Chocolate Pud

    This chocolatey pud is perfect for rounding off a Food Optimising meal

    and it's just 4½ Syns on both choices!
    Serves:
    4
    Syns per serving:
    4½ Syns on Green and Original

    57g/2oz plain chocolate
    2 tablespoons Amaretto liqueur
    170g/6oz quark skimmed milk soft cheese
    3 eggs, separated
    1 tablespoon Canderel



    1.
    Place the chocolate and Amaretto liqueur in a small mixing bowl with 1 tablespoon of water, place over a pan of simmering water until the chocolate has melted. Leave to cool for about 5 minutes.
    2.
    In a separate bowl, beat together the quark, egg yolks and Canderel until smooth, then fold into the cooled chocolate and Amaretto mixture.
    3.
    Whisk the egg whites until they form soft peaks, then carefully fold into the chocolate mixture. Pour into 4 individual serving bowls and chill for 2 hours or until set.


    Fudge cake


    Syns:
    14½ Syns for the whole cake!

    You will need:

    5 Scan Bran, broken into small pieces
    1oz/28g sieved icing sugar
    2 level tbsp golden syrup
    4 tbsp artificial sweetener
    2 beaten eggs
    1 pot quark skimmed milk soft cheese
    Method:

    1. 1Soak the Scan Bran in a little hot water until soft.
    2. 2Add the rest of the ingredients and mix well.
    3. 3Place in a parchment lined loaf tin and bake at 190ºC/Gas Mark 5 for 30–35 minutes.

    Low-Syn chocolate cake

    Syns:
    11½ Syns for the whole cake
    You will need:
    5 Scan Bran
    3 beaten eggs
    1 level tbsp golden syrup
    1oz cocoa powder
    ½ mug sweetener
    Method:

    1. 1Soak the Scan Bran in boiling water to soften. Then drain and mash.
    2. 2Mix all the ingredients together and pour into a microwavable bowl.
    3. 3Microwave on high for 7 minutes. When cooked the cake will be springy to the touch and will have pulled away from the side.
    4. 4For a free topping, pile with (defrosted) frozen forest fruits or top with chocolate spread (4½ Syns per tbsp).

    Scan Bran Ferrero Rocher

    Syns:
    26 Syns for 30, 1 Syn each
    You will need:

    8 Scan Bran
    4 level tbsp Nutella
    1 level tbsp Golden Syrup
    1 tbsp water
    Method:

    1. 1Place the Scan Bran into a food processor and reduce to crumbs.
    2. 2Mix all ingredients into the crumbled Scan Bran and divide up into petit four cases.
    3. 3This should make 30 'Rochers'.
    Variation: Try replacing Nutella with white chocolate spread and adding 2oz/57g chopped fresh apricots.
  • nessie216
    nessie216 Posts: 839 Forumite
    Courgette Soup

    2 courgettes
    1 onion
    3/4 pint stock made with 1 stock cube
    2 cloves garlic
    1 rasher bacon (fat removed)
    Seasoning
    Frylight

    'Fry' onions, bacon & garlic for 5 mins
    Add courgette & 'fry' for further 5 mins
    Add Stock & cook until courgette cooked
    Blitz, season & serve
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