What are some Fat burning foods Recipes ?
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I need low fat recipes. No pork, veal, or lamb please. If you dont know any of your own I will accept ..... Thanks ??????????????
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This is the version that I eat at least weekly and truly love. I take
the ingredients in snack size zip lock bags and put it all together at the
lunch table.
Fat Free Tortilla ( large ones with flavor are delicious and satisfying)
about 1/3 cup FF refried beans mixed with 1 TBSP chopped green chilies
shredded lettuce
chopped tomatoes
chopped red onion
chopped fresh cilantro
Salsa
spread tortilla with beans and chilies. On 1/2 of the tortilla, generously
add lettuce, tomatoes, onion, cilantro and top with salsa. Roll up as for a
burrito and enjoy.
Spicy Spoon Size Shreddie Snack :-)
1 tbsp vegetarian worchestershire sauce
1 tsp onion powder
1 tsp garlic powder
11/2 tsp salt
11/2 tsp sugar
3 tbsp water
3 cups mini shredded wheat
Mix spices and water. Gently fold in cereal with a fork until covered with
sauce. Spread in a single layer on a cookie sheet, and bake at 250F for 20
min. Let cool 15 min before removing from pan.....More LINK
the ingredients in snack size zip lock bags and put it all together at the
lunch table.
Fat Free Tortilla ( large ones with flavor are delicious and satisfying)
about 1/3 cup FF refried beans mixed with 1 TBSP chopped green chilies
shredded lettuce
chopped tomatoes
chopped red onion
chopped fresh cilantro
Salsa
spread tortilla with beans and chilies. On 1/2 of the tortilla, generously
add lettuce, tomatoes, onion, cilantro and top with salsa. Roll up as for a
burrito and enjoy.
Spicy Spoon Size Shreddie Snack :-)
1 tbsp vegetarian worchestershire sauce
1 tsp onion powder
1 tsp garlic powder
11/2 tsp salt
11/2 tsp sugar
3 tbsp water
3 cups mini shredded wheat
Mix spices and water. Gently fold in cereal with a fork until covered with
sauce. Spread in a single layer on a cookie sheet, and bake at 250F for 20
min. Let cool 15 min before removing from pan.....More LINK
Melt margerine, mix in flour until thick, add milk until you get a soupy mixture. Add drained tuna and drained peas-heat until warm, season to taste, serve over toast-this might be nice over rice or noodles, too. Vary the flavor by using canned chicken or ham.
Make your own creamy tomato soup: use 1 15 oz. can of tomatoes, a pinch of sugar, salt, and baking soda, water and dried powdered milk or canned evaporated milk. Mash the tomatoes, add spices, cook until boiling. Mix the water and milk until you have about a cup of thick liquid. Add, stirring, to the tomato mix. Carefully stir (milk will burn quick) until creamy.
A good snack that's healthy, peanut butter on wheat crackers, with skim milk. This is a good study time or bedtime snack, protein for your body, and the milk is relaxing.
Eggs are good and inexpensive. Add veggies and cheese and you've got an omelet, with toast it's a complete meal.
Fresh fruit that is in bags. Look for the best bag, buying individual fruit is usually more expensive than bagged fruit.
Check for specials on beef cuts that are about to expire. Beef is a good buy, use the amount you need, make up portions to freeze for later meals.
Buy whole potatoes instead of instant. They're much, much cheaper, and it's hard to bake instant mashed potatoes! It's just not the same. A good meal could be made of a baked potato, a margarine substitue like smart balance, lo-fat sour cream, bacon bits, dried onion flakes, salt and pepper, chedder cheese shreds.
Clip coupons for any convenience items. And, if you have a roommate, consider sharing meals to lessen your costs. Buy fresh when you can, but only as much as you need at the time, or freeze the extra.
Hope these tips help, I fed myself on $20.00 a week while in college, using fresh foods mostly and cooking meals from scratch. You could probably do that on $40.00 to $50.00 a week, if you shop wisely, at today's prices.More HERE FIND THE TRUTH ABOUT FAT BURING FOODS