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Rae
Joined: 10 Jan 2009 Posts: 53
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Posted: Feb Sun 26, 2012 1:22 pm Post subject: |
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Need to correct yesterdays menu....Had quite a bit of low carb beer... The nice part is I really enjoyed it! On to today.....
B-Nothing so far
L-It's Daytona today! Munchies, munchies, munchies! Spinach dip with Josephs pitas made into pita chips, quesadillas with low carb tortillas, queso fundito
D-Taco bowls with cheddar, cilantro, sour cream, tomatoes, onions and lettuce
LOTS of water after last night!!!  |
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Rae
Joined: 10 Jan 2009 Posts: 53
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Posted: Feb Mon 27, 2012 11:06 am Post subject: |
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Well Daytona was rained out until today, but we still had our munchies. I'm already missing football season, it never gets rained out!
B-Bacon and eggs, water
L-Going shopping with my sis, not sure yet
D-Ribeye steak and Ratatouille, water |
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Rae
Joined: 10 Jan 2009 Posts: 53
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Posted: Feb Tue 28, 2012 11:38 am Post subject: |
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B-Carbmater yogurt w/ fresh raspberries and blackberries, water
L-Tuna Salad sandwich on low carb bread
D-Leftover Taco bowls |
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3_little_words

Joined: 01 Feb 2012 Posts: 100 Location: TEXAS OUR TEXAS
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Posted: Feb Tue 28, 2012 7:17 pm Post subject: |
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Hi Rae,
I had forgotten how good the root beer floats could be since last summer! I also like the orange cream floats so I'll probably start those up again since you" primed the pump" with the root br foatl mention. A nod to all frosty legal thirst-quenching ( like we ever get a chance to be thirsty), treat satisfying drinks! I'll try it with the lemon lime soon too.
Can you tell me a little about Carb Qucil and what that is? In SSizing, pro powder and pork rind flour were our only coating options, but I'm branching out. Carb Quick may be something I need to try. How is it used it and how often. Your personal favorite uses? .
I sometimes eat pre-cooked vegies too. It's a great idea when ppl are short of time. My pan is like a clean canvas and my pallette of what's going is , usually waits for inspiration at the moment. LOL keeps it interesting for me. I buy many things frozen, but sometimes have to rush to use up big tubs of fresh spinach or kale I got a good deal on..and organic. That can be the deciding factor in choosing...but I do love most vegetables and hubby only likes a few. He's getting used to some new-to him but it takes time. He won't go near a cauliflower anything, or cabbage, Thiose are all mine, but each time...I offer him the ones I expect him to turn down. LOL maybe one of these days. Those just don't appeal to him.
I may have to have a poached egg on low carb toast tomorrow! That sounded good! I'll just follow your lead now and then, how 'bout that? Power of suggestion gets me every time... used to be with the funky things,...and NOW with the low carb options. hehehe I'm always a fan of variety , like most ppl, Contrasting colors, tastes, and texture is sooo nice!
Your menu looks good! sandi
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Rae
Joined: 10 Jan 2009 Posts: 53
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Posted: Feb Tue 28, 2012 8:12 pm Post subject: |
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Carbquick is a low carb version of Bisquick. Basically anything you make from Bisquick you can make with Carbquick. The product itself is made from wheat so people need to decide for themselves whether they can use it or not. I use it 2 or 3 times a month and have never had it stall me but I could see people getting waaaay to used to it and perhaps it being an issue with them. I generally use it as a additive to things like pancakes that are made with flax because it really works nicely as a leavener. Some people say that it has a funny taste or a tang to it but again, I have never found that to be the case. After I started buying CQ I found the joys of almond flour and I use far less carbquick because I love almond flour. It's a staple that I keep in my house because it really does help me stay on plan. I recently fried fish in it and found that I didn't love it as a batter for things. It sort of slid off. In my ongoing weight loss I actually do consume some products that are low in carbs but are made from wheat like Carbquick or the bread I eat. Lots of people don't find that way of eating to work for them, so your mileage my vary, it's just up to the individual. I really can't condemn it but I also can't recommend it because it just depends on how people react with it. It just works well with me but again, I don't generally follow their recipes, I use it as a compliment to almond flour or flax. I found that using only CQ the pancakes were too thin and didn't stay together at all.
Below is the description that the CarbQuick website gives, these are their claims not mine.
"Carbquik Baking Mix is a revolutionary baking mix for everyone counting carbs. It's made from wheat so it tastes like flour, try it and you'll see that it tastes as good or better than the leading brand, with 90% less carbs!
What can I make with Carbquik?
Carbquik will work in almost any recipe calling for traditional bake mix. It can be used in pancakes, biscuits, waffles, pizzas, and just about any other baked product. You can even fry with it (don't try that with other low-carb bake mixes). Don't know what to make with Carbquik? Click here for a complete list of recipes. And it tastes so great, you'd never guess it was low carb.
What makes Carbquik better than other bake mixes?
Most low-carb bake mixes are made from soy, giving them gritty textures and soy aftertastes. Since Carbquik is made from wheat, products made with it taste just like products made using flour or other bake mixes. It's even lower in sodium and calories than the leading full-carb mix! Not only that, but most Carbquik recipes have 3 net carbs or less per serving! " |
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3_little_words

Joined: 01 Feb 2012 Posts: 100 Location: TEXAS OUR TEXAS
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Posted: Feb Wed 29, 2012 11:17 am Post subject: |
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Thank you for the Carbquick info. I'm definitely going to get some to try. I have been using a low carb tortilla now and then as a carb snack, so I probably will respond favorably to the Carbquick made from wheat . Just won't be using it very often. It sounds like it will be a nice addition and a bit liberating after so long with only pro powder and pork rind flour to work with.
Thank you again, Rae.
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Rae
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Posted: Feb Wed 29, 2012 12:33 pm Post subject: |
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No problem! I hope it works great for you. It's nice to know it's around if you are craving that sort of thing.
B-Carbmaster yogurt with berries
L-Gotta go shopping so either a Hardees Low Carb Burger or a Jimmy Johns unwich
D-Chicken parmesean with spinach salad |
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Rae
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Posted: Mar Thu 01, 2012 5:42 pm Post subject: |
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B-3 cups coffee, a few cashews
L-4 pieces chicken, salad with ranch, green beans
D-Pizza on l/c pita bread
S-low carb ice cream |
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Rae
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Posted: Mar Fri 02, 2012 2:37 pm Post subject: |
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B-1-string cheese, diet coke
L-poached eggs on 1 piece of low carb toast, water
D-Fried fish, salad, cottage cheese, water
S-Low carb peanut butter cookies |
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Rae
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Posted: Mar Sat 03, 2012 5:51 pm Post subject: |
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B-1 Breakfast burrito, 1 sausage patty, 3 cups black coffee
L-Nothing
D-Roasted beef brisket, twice baked broccoli casserole, water |
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Rae
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Posted: Mar Sun 04, 2012 3:35 pm Post subject: |
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B-2 cups coffee
L-4 pieces roasted chicken, green beans, broccoli, shrimp, diet Pepsi
D-Brats and twice baked broccoli, water |
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Rae
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Posted: Mar Mon 05, 2012 3:12 pm Post subject: |
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Never made brats last night, ended up ordering a pizza so dinner for last night was the tops of 2 pieces of pepperoni, sausage and mushroom pizza and 4 garlic parmy wings.
B-2 scrambled eggs (I HATE scrambled eggs, too lazy to make them any other way) 4 pieces of bacon, 3 cups black coffee
L-Nothing, having an early dinner, water
D-Brats and twice baked broccoli, water |
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Rae
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Posted: Mar Tue 06, 2012 2:51 pm Post subject: |
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B-2 pieces american cheese
L-Tuna salad sandwich on low carb toast, diet coke
D-2 bunless francheezies (hot dogs stuffed with cheese wrapped in bacon), green beans, water |
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3_little_words

Joined: 01 Feb 2012 Posts: 100 Location: TEXAS OUR TEXAS
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Posted: Mar Wed 07, 2012 3:11 am Post subject: |
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| Looks good, Rae! Keep it going! and CHEERS with the water! (toasting your straight and narrow for success). clink clink! sandi |
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Rae
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Posted: Mar Wed 07, 2012 4:38 pm Post subject: |
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Thanks Sandi! I just love this woe, it really works for me.....
B-Carbmaster yogurt, a few cashews, water
L-4 pieces chicken, salad with ranch, water
D-Chicken and beef fajitas w/ sour cream, peppers, salsa and romaine, water
S-l/c lemon square |
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