Last night my boyfriend cooked dinner for both of us. It’s pretty
awesome, he knows to check the meal plan chart on the fridge to see what day it
is and what I have for that meal. He made veggie stir fry with some grilled
tofu (and some rice and chicken for him). It was delicious, just not enough… I
finished in like 3 minutes and then started eyeing his plate, lol. I find that
I need quite a good plateful of veggies to keep me full. They don’t have a lot
of calories, so provided that they’re not fried or coated in dressings, that’s
just fine. I usually use a large dinner plate and fill 3/4 of it with mixed veggies
and lettuce salad, the other 1/4 is protein. On the higher carb days, I add 1/2 cup of quinoa or brown rice as well. I've been thinking about the portions I used to eat. My dinner plate used to be filled with about 1/2 starchy carbs, 1/4 veggies, and 1/4 protein. And if I'm really being honest, sometimes that 1/4 of veggies was not present, and was replaced with cheese or sauce instead. When I was down in the states, at one of the buffets, I was aghast at the plates that people were dishing for themselves. I can't be totally self-righteous though, because I was like that only a short time ago. I like the visuals, they tend to hammer it home...
· 10 push-ups every time a contestant falls off an exercise machine
· 10 alternating lunges every time someone cheats at a temptation challenge
· 10 squats every time a contestant cries
· 20 jumping jacks every time they do a shameless product promotion
I’ll come up with more later, this is a good start. If anyone has any
other suggestions, feel free to comment!
Is honey allowed? Just made some awesome cookies with oats, honey, apple sauce, banana, cranberries, peanut butter and sunflower seeds -- that's it!! super healthy and soooo good. If you are allowed honey and peanut butter I'll send over the recipe. Otherwise maybe some modifications would make it okay. They are really filling.
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