Re: ? Shirley Jean^^^ Suggestions for when you have no time to cook

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In a message dated 7/15/2004 6:16:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

shar2@... writes:

> Anyway your turkey

> muffins sound neat may we have the recipe?? sharon

>

Sure, but they are not all meat... some carb so it may or not affect your

bg's. I do fine with one serving of this.

2 lbs 99% fat free ground turkey

1 box dry Stove Top Stuffing Mix (I use the sage or savory herb flavors)

2 egg whites

1 cup water

Mix this together and fill 12 muffin tins with ingredients. Bake on 350 for

35 minutes. They are 2 WW points. Each muffin has 10 grams of carbs.

They are SO good.

Shirley Jean

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This has been such a good thread !! but y'all are lucky my husband hates

barbequing except for hot dogs once a year and he hates most meats and

veggies . So what does he eat you ask? Tacos, pizza , hot dogs ,

hamburgers in a bun that is, all high carb food . Anyway your turkey

muffins sound neat may we have the recipe?? sharon

Re: Suggestions for when you have no time to cook

simple

>

veggie

quiche and will have 4 servings in the freezer. I am making turkey muffins

that I will freeze individually and I will have 12 of them (4 oz servings)

and

[Guest guest]

I wonder if this would work with low fat turkey sausage???

Looking at the recipe is making my mouth water... mmm...

Angelia in OR who is obsessed with sausage and bacon this week... What will

it be next week...

----- Original Message -----

> In a message dated 7/15/2004 6:16:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

> shar2@... writes:

>

>

> > Anyway your turkey

> > muffins sound neat may we have the recipe?? sharon

> >

>

> Sure, but they are not all meat... some carb so it may or not affect your

> bg's. I do fine with one serving of this.

>

> 2 lbs 99% fat free ground turkey

>> They are SO good.

>

> Shirley Jean

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/15/2004 11:21:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

shados@... writes:

> I wonder if this would work with low fat turkey sausage???

> Looking at the recipe is making my mouth water... mmm...

I'm sure it would... just make sure you count the difference in calories if

you are watching calories.

Shirley Jean

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/16/2004 9:49:43 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

brucewilson@... writes:

> Try using low-carb tortillas for the tacos and whole-wheat (or even rye)

> buns for the hamburgers & hot dogs

LaTortilla Factory makes zero carb tortillas.. but the only place I can get

them from is to order them online. Can't find them in TN.

ShirleyJean

[Guest guest]

Try using low-carb tortillas for the tacos and whole-wheat (or even rye)

buns for the hamburgers & hot dogs.

Re: ? Shirley Jean^^^ Suggestions for when you have

no time to cook

Tacos, pizza , hot dogs ,

hamburgers in a bun that is, all high carb food .

[Guest guest]

I have seen in the health food store here low-carb stuffing mixes. I

don't know how good they are, but if carbs are an issue one might make a

substitution.

Re: ? Shirley Jean^^^ Suggestions for when you have

no time to cook

In a message dated 7/15/2004 6:16:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

shar2@... writes:

> Anyway your turkey

> muffins sound neat may we have the recipe?? sharon

>

Sure, but they are not all meat... some carb so it may or not affect

your

bg's. I do fine with one serving of this.

2 lbs 99% fat free ground turkey

1 box dry Stove Top Stuffing Mix (I use the sage or savory herb flavors)

2 egg whites

1 cup water

Mix this together and fill 12 muffin tins with ingredients. Bake on 350

for

35 minutes. They are 2 WW points. Each muffin has 10 grams of carbs.

They are SO good.

Shirley Jean

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/16/2004 2:49:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

brucewilson@... writes:

> Krogers here in WV sells a zero-carb tortilla; I'm not sure of the

> brand. I've never tried them, so I don't know if they are any good.

>

Krogers has them in GA but I am not close to one in TN. If they are

LaTortilla Factory they are AWESOME. If that is the brand name, try them

Shirley Jean

[Guest guest]

Krogers here in WV sells a zero-carb tortilla; I'm not sure of the

brand. I've never tried them, so I don't know if they are any good.

Re: ? Shirley Jean^^^ Suggestions for when you have

no time to cook

In a message dated 7/16/2004 9:49:43 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

brucewilson@... writes:

> Try using low-carb tortillas for the tacos and whole-wheat (or even

rye)

> buns for the hamburgers & hot dogs

LaTortilla Factory makes zero carb tortillas.. but the only place I can

get

them from is to order them online. Can't find them in TN.

ShirleyJean