Guest guest Posted August 29, 2005 Report Share Posted August 29, 2005 > Bake Potatos with toppings! Now I just have to figure out some medium > calorie toppings. Here's a copy of a posst made to the McDougall message board a while ago. Enjoy! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ From: shar (12.254.136.90) Subject: leslie and Jan TZ...a compilation of potato toppings (m) Date: January 25, 2002 at 5:10 am PST This list was compiled from Jan Tz's November 20, 2001 posting, as well as the additions of others that same date and recent January 24, 2002 postings. Quite the list! 1) brown gravy 2) onion gravy 3) mushroom gravy 4) onion-mushroom gravy (good grief) 5) garlic-mushroom gravy 6) ketchup 7) BBQ sauce 8) BBQ onions 9) chili 10) creamed corn (thanks, Sandie!) 11) spicy beans of all sorts 12) sweet and sour sauce 13) chickpea gravy 14) taco sauce 15) mix the innards of a baked spud with pureed squash 16) mash spudz with cooked carrots 17) posole gravy 18) chili gravy 19) tofu sour creme 20) spaghetti sauce These are additional suggestions that were not part of Jan's list: 21) anchovie-free Worcestershire sauce 22) A-1 steak sauce 23) steamed broccoli and cheez sauce 24) cream-style corn 25) fatfree gravies 26) salsa 27) steamed veggies 28) veg bakon bits 29) thick soups (split pea is yummy) 30) Pot Roastless Potato--put steamed carrots and onions inside a baked potato and smother with vegetarian gravy 31) Black Bean Beauties (bbq onions w/pureed black beans 32) Martha Garlic Roasted Potatoes 33) mushroom stroganoff 34) Bragg's 35) balsamic vinegar 36) lentil sloppy joe 37) stir fry with sweet and sour sauce 38) coleslaw 39) fresh butternut squash with fresh pepper and vegan " butter " . 40) Salad Potato--not quite the same as Potato Salad...I dice (really small) cucumber and tomato and let it sit in Seasoned Rice Vinegar while the potato is cooking--then add it along with a few sliced black olives (I'm like that kid in the commercial who finally finds his true family when he sees them with olives on all their fingers...)--salt and pepper. This is good because it's got the hot/cold thing going on--and the seasoned rice vinegar is sweet/salty. Yum! I like this on taters and brown rice - try succotash (limas, corn, tomatoes) and maybe a little of the juice. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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