Which comes first @Maryannthe chicken or the soft boiled egg?!!
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I like to share a high protein source and no fat/low calory source. Not sure whether the German name of it rings a bell, though. We have a cheese that is called "Harzer" cheese. It is made from what is called "sour milk" if I translate it. It comes in a package with four rolls, each 50 gram. So 200 gram have 250 kcal. I combine it with veggies and have an evening meal with high protein content: of 60 gram. Curd/quark has 60 gram protein in 500 gram. So you can imagine the power in that cheese.
Maybe this is available elsewhere, too (under another name I guess). It's my little protein miracle that I am very thankful for.
Best
Mahalo
Maybe this is available elsewhere, too (under another name I guess). It's my little protein miracle that I am very thankful for.
Best
Mahalo
For me the major benefit of 5:2 over all other diets is that fact that it can be done in the most easy manner. For a fast day that means: anything that would be on the menu on a non-fast day, but in a very small portion
@Mahalo,
How interesting. I had never seen hartzer cheese before, but just looked it up on Wikipedia. It does sound like an excellent diet choice. I'd love to try it.
How interesting. I had never seen hartzer cheese before, but just looked it up on Wikipedia. It does sound like an excellent diet choice. I'd love to try it.
I've only done 4 fast days but I start with some green tea in the morning (with about 1/2 TSP of raw honey). I eat half of a Quest protein bar for lunch and eat the other half between lunch and dinner. Then for dinner I've been having 2 scrambled eggs with salt and pepper. I'm left with 50 calories so I usually eat a Light mini Babybel cheese. It's surprising how filling the protein bars are. I'm actually quite satisfied with just the half for a few hours.
Here´ s something i enjoy with a juicy tomato on fastdays. Note that they don´ t come out crispy. I find that leaving them in the oven a bit longer is better.
Each cake is 99 cals
SWEET POTATO AND TUNA FISH CAKES (makes 4 cakes)
175g sweet potato, peeled n´chopped
175 canned tuna (in brine), drained
4 spring onions, trimmed n´chopped
1 tbspn lemon rind
1 tbspn chopped fresh coriander
Cook spuds til tender (10 - 12 mins). Drain n´mash
Flake tuna and add to mash with onoins, rind, onions and coriander.
Season to taste
Mix lightly
Shape into 4 rounds
Refrigerate for minimum of 30 mins
Oven at 190 C
Place cakes on non stick baking sheet
Cook for 20 mins until piping hot
Lemon wedges to serve
Each cake is 99 cals
SWEET POTATO AND TUNA FISH CAKES (makes 4 cakes)
175g sweet potato, peeled n´chopped
175 canned tuna (in brine), drained
4 spring onions, trimmed n´chopped
1 tbspn lemon rind
1 tbspn chopped fresh coriander
Cook spuds til tender (10 - 12 mins). Drain n´mash
Flake tuna and add to mash with onoins, rind, onions and coriander.
Season to taste
Mix lightly
Shape into 4 rounds
Refrigerate for minimum of 30 mins
Oven at 190 C
Place cakes on non stick baking sheet
Cook for 20 mins until piping hot
Lemon wedges to serve
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