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Old 03-19-2008, 02:27 PM   #186 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by beach_plums View Post
Not related to the conversation, but you seem to have a lot of really good food recipes and ideas. Can you recommend a cook book? I'm tiring of my old standby recipes. Thanks.
I am a HUGE proponent of Tosca Reno's Eat Clean Diet and Eat Clean Diet Cookbook. Fantastic, whole foods recipes with a TON of flavor. If I cut calories, it helps if my next meal is so delicious, it feels like a treat to have it. I have both those books and right now, when I cook, I use them for about 90% of my planning.

Other than that, I have old standbys - chicken breasts in breadcrumbs/shake and bake (with or without some tomato sauce and parmesan, or over a bed of spinach with lite Ceasar), turkey burgers with lowfat cheddar (with or without a whole-grain bun), ground turkey chili, ground turkey spaghetti sauce over whole-wheat noodles, lean steaks with baked sweet potatoes (and a pat of salted butter).

Sometimes I like to cook a lot, sometimes I like to keep it simple and just "assemble" my meals - turkey burgers don't take a lot of time to grill up, and then I just reheat them all week. Tosca's Lasagna takes a lot of time to prep and put together, but it's DELICIOUS.

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Like Leah says, you'll just have to TRY some - is there a Teavana near you? They always have samples in the store!! I now have boxes and boxes of tea bags that are just sitting there.....collecting dust.......I'll never go back!!
I was going to huff that no, I DON'T have a Teavana near me...but I'm going to Chicago this weekend...and I KNOW they have one. I checked. Dangit! I hope it's near the Sephora...
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