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[aggzy]

hey
anyone got any good breakie recipes ?
'Quick and easy

[qbounce]

Not sure about a Breakie, but I'll try.-hehe

Cottage cheese and apple sauce. (or your favorite fruit: pineapple, bananas, even yogurt or/and crunchy granola)

Now, I'm off to find Mandura . . . . you sure keep a guy busy Aggzy!

[aggzy]

lol!

i was hungry for breakie and didn't know what what to have haha

anyone else got ne tasty recipes?

Edited by aggzy, 22 October 2008 - 01:08 AM.

[raquel]

aggzy, on Oct 22 2008, 09:07 AM, said:

lol!

i was hungry for breakie and didn't know what what to have haha

anyone else got ne tasty recipes?

Something healthy or you'll turn into a porker

[ems]

I've got porridge with nutmeg for my breakfast ;)

[Unbreakable]

Ever since I got hurt, I've basically taken to skipping breakfast entirely. If I eat anything at all, it is a couple pieces of this, which I am strangely addicted to: https://www.shopcabo...ers-Cheddar.php

Not eating breakfast might be part of the reason why I weigh 15lbs less now that I did pre-injury.

Edited by Unbreakable, 22 October 2008 - 07:21 AM.

[purple_faeries]

actually you tend to lose a lot more weight and be more healthy if you do eat breakfast, as it gets your body and metabolism going after the rest it's had during the night and you can't burn off calories if your metabolism hasn't got going yet. So if you miss breakfast you're not going to start burning off calories until you eat lunch which is a whole morning lost, something which is not good when we already have trouble burning them off due to a slower metabolism and difficulty being as active as AB's.

Hannah

[wheelywendy]

hows about grilled bacon, grilled tomatoes, poached egg baked beans and toast?

[CR_L1]

Hannah,
I find if I eat anything before 11am I’m picking & eating until I go to sleep

Wheelywendy,
I’ve put 2 pounds on just reading your breakfast it sounds so good (if only I could)

[wheelywendy]

CR_L1, on Oct 22 2008, 04:18 PM, said:

Hannah,
I find if I eat anything before 11am I’m picking & eating until I go to sleep

Wheelywendy,
I’ve put 2 pounds on just reading your breakfast it sounds so good (if only I could)

i only have that once a week , normally on a tuesday but i had it today this week, i'm normally good i have bowl of muesli but only like lidl's museli (aldi's is ok but not as good as lidl's) but i dont like alpen or supermarket museli it tastes like sawdust.
the trick is to have a little of what you fancy! but to steam, poach and grill rather than to fry or roast,

Edited by wheelywendy, 22 October 2008 - 04:00 PM.

[stevensgirl14]

For a quick quick snack I get a soft whole wheat tortillia, spread almond butter or sunflower seed butter (im allergic to peanuts) thinly sliced apples, bananas or strawberries roll and eat. Good on the go and doesn't have to be in the fridge.

[KarenFerguson]

For a quick and healthy snack hubby & I do bowls of edamame (soy beans, like you get in bowls at Sushi restaurants). You just pour the frozen soy beans in a big bowl and microwave for about 2 minutes. Then sprinkle a tiny bit of salt on top and you've got yourself one healthy (and yummy) snack. You can find edamame in the frozen section of the grocery store along with the frozen peas and corn.

I also love these Morning Star brand veggie cakes - the southwest style. I microwave them for about 33 seconds on each side then make a sandwich out of them with a sourdough roll. Sooo, good, healthy and really quick to make. You can find those also in the frozen section of the grocery store - look for all the green morning star vegetarian packages.

[aggzy]

keep them coming they all sound good (especially the slices of cheese)

but we need more,more,MORE!

[ems]

Well I just had pumpkin and orange soup for lunch.. my own pumpkins, sadly not my own oranges.

[aggzy]

ems, on Oct 23 2008, 11:01 PM, said:

Well I just had pumpkin and orange soup for lunch.. my own pumpkins, sadly not my own oranges.

ive neveer heard of pumkin AND orange soup before cant imagine it

[libertyrebekah]

KarenFerguson, on Oct 22 2008, 10:10 AM, said:

For a quick and healthy snack hubby & I do bowls of edamame (soy beans, like you get in bowls at Sushi restaurants). You just pour the frozen soy beans in a big bowl and microwave for about 2 minutes. Then sprinkle a tiny bit of salt on top and you've got yourself one healthy (and yummy) snack. You can find edamame in the frozen section of the grocery store along with the frozen peas and corn.

I also love these Morning Star brand veggie cakes - the southwest style. I microwave them for about 33 seconds on each side then make a sandwich out of them with a sourdough roll. Sooo, good, healthy and really quick to make. You can find those also in the frozen section of the grocery store - look for all the green morning star vegetarian packages.

Are you vegetarian or anything?

[Srihari]

any other recipes

[Maltese Cat]

I'm currently loving sliced tomatoes on toast. (homemade granary bread). or grilled tomatoes and mushrooms on toast. seems to keep me full for a good long time, (and incidently helps with the morning sickness better than cereal too - although guess you guys arent so worried about that!)

[Tetracyclone]

Fast food is important to me, because if it is not fast to prepare ˆ do not eat enough. I like sprouted wheat bread sandwiches with almond butter and apple slices. Tahini is good for sandwiches too. Cat- tahini goes well with tomatoes!

[KaterinaWit]

We try always to pair carbohydrates with protein.

A small handful of fresh berries, or quick frozen mixed berries mixed in 1/2 cup of yogurt. Spoon it over a piece of high fibre toast . . like a berry and cream waffle. Takes less than 10 minutes.

Left over veg from dinner - cut smaller, with a smidge of garlic, cayenne and basil in a frypan, pour over a good quality egg substitute product, mix quickly then add a couple of ounces of shredded or crumbled cheese. Takes about 10 minutes.

[aggzy]

just started growing barley/wheat grass so im gonna start making juice with kale and honey its yum but u gotta put the honey in