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    As this question comes up a lot, here's a place for a master list of meal ideas for induction (NOTE: this means no nuts or berries).

    Post your ideas and I'll add them to the list - just the name, not the recipe, but you can leave recipes in comments if you like.

    Please check the recipe section, things like mims and many other ideas can be found there.

    BREAKFAST:

    Boiled eggs and asparagus dippers
    Flax porridge
    Mim toasted with butter and marmite
    Omelette
    Bacon and mushroom stir fry
    Salmon and cream cheese roll ups
    Salmon and scrambled eggs
    Baked eggs
    Egg crepes (egg and cream)
    Fried egg on oopsie bread
    Mashed cauliflower bubble and squeak cakes
    Sausages and mayo dip
    cream cheese pancakes (http://www.ibreatheimhungry.com/2012...-pancakes.html)

    WORK LUNCH:

    Egg mayo or chicken mayo salad
    Salami and cheese roll ups
    Mim sandwich
    Asparagus wrapped in Parma ham
    Slice of low carb pizza
    Sandwich in oopsie bread
    Slice of crustless quiche
    Cheese and turkey lettuce wraps
    Chicken drumsticks
    Cheese salad
    Bowl of courgette soup
    Chicken stock soup
    Miso soup
    Low carb tamagoyaki
    Grilled chicken skewers
    King prawns with mayo dip
    Low carb sausages

    HOT MEALS:

    Steak and celeriac chips
    Chicken stir fry
    Beef or chicken casserole
    Spicy cod fillets with asparagus
    Courgette noodles with cream cheese sauce
    Cheeseburger pie (mince with cheese and egg topping, baked in oven)
    Crustless quiche
    Roast dinner with leeks, broccoli, courgette, celeriac
    Pork chops with cauliflower mash
    Boiled eggs with asiaragus dippers
    Steak eggs and mushrooms
    Chicken baked in Parmesan mayo
    Chicken and Mushrooms in a creamy garlic sauce
    Flattened chicken breasts grilled then topped with cheese and spring onion
    Scallops with bacon and black pudding
    Cauliflower in cream cheese sauce
    Chilli mince
    Meat with cauliflower rice
    Egg fried cauliflower rice
    Spicy prawns
    Sag paneer with cauli rice
    Sag and prawn curry
    Spicy fish with garlic fried cabbage
    Salmon fillet with cheese and spring onion crust
    Sesame five spice chicken
    Chicken pizza - toppings on flattened chicken breast
    Meatzza - like nigellas recipe, pizza with baked mince base
    Pan fried cod or haddock with celeriac chips
    Haddock in creamy cheese sauce
    Baked haddock wrapped in Parma ham
    Prawns in Boursin sauce with courgetti
    Chicken breast stuffed with Boursin
    Pulled pork carnitas with salad and guacamole

    CARB SUBSTITUTES:

    Chopped steamed cabbage - pasta substitute
    (top with mince instead of spaghetti)
    Celeriac - potato substitute
    (bake as chips, roast as roasties, slice for dauphinoise)
    Courgette - pasta substitute
    (make 'courgetti' strips and smother with sauce)
    Cauliflower - everything substitute
    (mash with butter, grate and use as rice, google cauliflower pizza crust)
    Shirataki noodles and 'slim pasta'
    (carb free yam noodles from holland and barret or online)


    PUDDINGS:

    Swiss roll
    Rhubarb stewed with sweetener and cream
    Sugar free jelly and cream
    Cocoa whipped with cream and sweetener
    Cocoa bark
    Flourless sweet egg bun
    Cream cheese cheesecake with flax base

    SNACKS:

    Salami crisps
    Cheese crisps
    Pork scratchings
    Celery and cream cheese
    Mini babybel
    Mini pepperami
    Slice of Swiss roll
    Kelp chips
    Cauliflower poppers
    Hard boiled eggs
    Devilled eggs
    Cold sausages
    King prawns and mayo
    Meatballs
    Chicken sateh
    Cucumber dippers and blue cheese dip

    FAST FOOD

    Indian:
    Chicken or lamb tikka pieces and salad
    Tandoori meat and salad

    Chinese:
    Crispy duck - throw away pancakes and sauce

    Burger place:
    Any burger without the bun - pref. also without ketchup.

    Subway:
    Meat & cheese on salad

    Pret a manger
    Crayfish breadless sandwich salad

    Kebab shop
    Yes to Shish meat, no to doner meat
    Yes to salad and garlic mayo, no to pita
    Last edited by moonlights : 24th March, 2013 at 09:30 AM
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    Oopsies are good for burgers sandwiches etc

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    Would like to add (under dinner)

    - chilli mince
    - any protein with cauli rice

    And under puds -

    - cream cheese and flax cheesecake - any flavouring
    Susie
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    Would like to add under breakfast baked eggs and egg crepe and under snacks choc bun.
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    Thanks guys, added!
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    Would like to add under dinners

    Spicy prawns
    Sag paneer with cauli rice
    Sag and prawn curry
    Spicy fish with garlic fried cabbage
    Salmon fillet with cheese and spring onion crust

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    Mm they sound lovely. Added.
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    What's oppsie bread please?

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    Here you go - by the way, you can usually find things like this in the Recipes thread - or search the site

    OOPSIE ROLLS

    3oz cream cheese
    3 eggs
    pinch of cream of tarter

    some salt
    1 tbsp ground flaxseed

    separate the eggs, whip the whites with the cream of tarter until stiff. Mix the yokes with the, salt, flaxseed and cream cheese. When the whites are really stiff, fold them into the yokes. (I fold my cream cheese mix into my whites) then place on lined baking sheet in either rounds which need to be flattened (so they look like baps) or you can make one large one in a rectangle and bake for 25 mins in oven mine is a fan so i do it at 160

    take out and cool a little and peel off the backing sheet

    you can add a little splenda and cinnamon, or just experiment with them.
    Susie
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    Updated with a few more ideas. There are over 60 meals listed now - ready for anyone who thinks Atkins food must be boring!
    dieting is hard. being overweight is hard. choose your hard.

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    Low carb all the way



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    I don't have any cream of tartar, but google says baking powder is a mix of baking soda and cream of tartar... Do you think it's gonna be oh to make oopsie rolls with baking powder or just omit cream of tartar from the recipe til I get some??? Hope this makes sense :/
    Im going to find the thinner me...

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    Hmm dunno tbh - but give it a shot and see what happens - you might find it improves the recipe
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    Louise, I don't put any raising agent in as I don't like the taste. Mine have always been ok, but I don't know how they compare to those with it in iyswim!
    Low carb all the way



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    Great thanks, I'm gonna give them a whirl without then, but that was my dilemma how will I know what they are supposed to look like normally haha x
    Im going to find the thinner me...

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