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Old Wed, Jul-13-05, 20:05
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Plan: Atkins
Stats: 364/317.5/150 Female 5'9"
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Location: TX
Default What's your favorite Induction recipe?

Just curious... I think I found mine tonight...

a steak cooked plain, but with chopped celery thrown in to cook just a little bit too!

Oh BOY is it good! I could make a meal of just the celery... lol

Alison
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Old Wed, Jul-13-05, 20:28
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Plan: atkins
Stats: 225/152/125 Female 5'4"
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Progress: 73%
Location: mississippi
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Well I found mine here on this fourm


It is 1egg, with half a pack of sweetner (splenda) beat and pour into a skillet that has butter melted in it.
1/2 oz creamcheese.mixed with 1/4 teaspoon vinallia and the rest of the splenda packet.
Let the egg mixture cook don't stir. when done remove from pan and apply the cream cheese mixture then roll and eat! about 1.75 carbs per serving
I LOVE them.

I'm not the best with dir. as you can well see ......But you can get the just of it.
bye, Charlie
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Old Thu, Jul-14-05, 08:37
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Plan: atkins
Stats: 242/156.5/130 Female 5'4"
BF:way/too/high
Progress: 76%
Location: Missouri
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Currently...crockpot roast sticky chicken...check it out on the recipe forum under the main dishes thread...SO divine and DH loves it too!
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Old Thu, Jul-14-05, 10:13
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Plan: My own+BFL
Stats: 295/192/170 Female 5'4
BF:46.3/33/25
Progress: 82%
Location: Michigan
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Mine is REALLY simple- steak cooked in olive oil and Montreal steak seasoning.... SO GOOD!
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Old Thu, Jul-14-05, 10:57
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Plan: Atkin's
Stats: 315/231.4/150 Female 5'3
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Right now mine is my BLCCm's. It is a version of a blt. I use a green lettuce leaf, 3 slices of bacon, 1 slice of natural sharp chedder cheese, 3 slices of cucumber and a very tiny bit of mayo and splenda (cause I don't care mayo I was a mirclewhip gal.) I love those. hehe.
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Old Thu, Jul-14-05, 12:23
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Plan: RNY & LowCarb
Stats: 270/180/160 Female 5'10
BF:sz 24/sz16/sz8
Progress: 82%
Location: Holland, Michigan
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Its a toss up between Mock Danish and the Flax Bread (with sf syrup on top).
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Old Thu, Jul-14-05, 18:52
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Plan: atkins
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Progress: 73%
Location: mississippi
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jiggerz,
mock danish? did you find that on this fourm?
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