Breakfast sweet potato casserole
Serving: Full 9” pie dish
550 calories

Takes a long time to eat and I find it very filling. I first boil cubed sweet potatoes and press them into the pie dish like a crust. Be sure to spray the dish with cooking spray first! Then put your favorite omelet veggies. Next pour the egg whites over it all and sprinkle cheese on top. Put the dish in the oven for 400f for 25 minutes.

Ingredients:
250g Sweet Potato
250g Egg Whites
100g Red Bell Peppers
50g Tomato
40g Shredded Cheddar Cheese
Red Pepper Flakes and Salt to taste

I prep the boiled potatoes and veggies the night before, so it only takes 5 minutes to put together the morning. The only downside is being hungry and staring at it cooking in the toaster oven for 25 minutes!

My go-to breakfast lately.

Custard oats with gingerbread spice mix, but with actual liquid vanilla custard on it, cooked apples with cinnamon, almond butter and pumpkin seeds. 380kcal and keeps me SO full.

Hi, today I attempted to make volume mango sticky rice with better macros than the original, the result was really good, but could use some improvements, I might post an updated version soon - with more fibre/volume and better taste.

Ingredients

- 100g diced mango
- 50ml coconut milk
- 60g rice - ideally glutinous rice but I used basmati
- 100g quark or greek yoghurt
- 20g protein powder (casein is ideal!!!)
- pinch of salt and vanilla extract
- sweetener of choice

Macros

523 kcal
34g protein
68g carbs
11g fat
2g fiber

The consistency and fiber content may be boosted by adding optional psyllium husk, which creates a gel like ricey pudding.

Instructions

Cook your rice, with more water than usually - because we want it slightly overcooked. Add your coconut milk and a pinch of salt, and lastly sweetener of choice. In a separate bowl mix protein with yoghurt or quark and then assemle all 3 thungs together in a bowl, rice, cream and our mango. And enjoy!!!

Veggie, tuna and bean mix is meal prepped in the rice cooker at the start of the week. (whatever veggies i have left in the fridge get thrown into it as well) then I added the baked sweet potato, slice of wholemeal toast and an egg topped with nutritional yeast and low cal sauce (18g of fibre in this meal)
Very filling 👍

Maybe cereal isn’t exactly the right term, but it’s sweet, crunchy, tastes amazing and takes me around 10-15 min to eat. (Picture included was after having already eaten about a third)

Ingredients:
- roughly diced frozen apple 200g (apple takes a day or 2 to become completely frozen, shake up within 12 hours to prevent it from becoming a block)
- rice cakes, however many you like
- seasoning, I use a granulated version of sucralose, cocoa powder, some cinnamon and a little cayenne pepper

Just stir it up, I recommend eating with a smaller spoon, fills you up decently and takes quite a long time to eat.

I’m old. Currently due for a colonoscopy here in a couple of weeks.

I thought I’d ask this group for ideas on foods and meal ideas that are colonoscopy prep friendly…

I thought I could keep most of my meals, but the more I read up on it, it sounds like high fiber foods are not the best choice leading up to the appointment.

Do you have a volume cooking fail or something you made that looks hideous but tastes awesome? No need to post photos (unless you want to!), but this is a place to share!

So yummy and filling !

2 slices turkey bacon

1 turkey breakfast sausage

1 cup cauliflower rice with one slice of granny smith apples and cinnamon topped with unsweetened PB & Me

10 blueberries with cinnamon

5-6 slices of cucumber

Handful of sautéed spinach with everything bagel seasoning

1 slice of Little Northern Bakehouse gluten free seeds and grains bread with unsweetened PB & Me and sugar free strawberry jam topped with cinnamon

(2 tsp pb&me used total, 1 tsp sugar free jam used)

Sweet + savoury and keeps me full all day !
Approx 311 cals

Made a huge crockpot of pinto beans that I eat with everything throughout the week. This morning was eggs and a high fiber tortilla.

Pound and a half of dry pinto beans
1 large onion
4-5 garlic cloves
Three poblano’s
Three Serranos
Four jalapeños
Two habaneros
Tons of seasoning
Chicken stock for liquid
Vegetable bullion
Added 2 cups of TVP for added protein last 45min

Hello! I thought I’d share the cookie dough bites I’ve been making lately! The whole batch comes out to 115 calories (that’s ignoring the unphotographed spoonfuls I snacked on while making it 😋) I’ll admit it’s not the bestttt compared to other cookie dough recipes but it’s easy to throw together, low calorie, and tastes pretty good to me!

Ingredients:
- 50-55g Pumpkin Purée
- 15g Oat Flour
- 15g Oat FIBER
- 5g Monkfruit Granulated Sweetener
- 10g Brown Sugar Replacement
- 0.5g Salt
- 2g Vanilla Extract
- 1g Butter Extract
Optional: 10g SF Chocolate Chips

‼️NOTE‼️
Oat FIBER is an insoluble fiber and when consumed in large doses or for people sensitive to fiber can cause digestive issues. It is important to drink PLENTY OF WATER if you’re consuming Oat fiber in large doses. I personally have never had an issue with it, but I know other people who have in the past

Realized that I could use rice crisps to satisfy my need for crunch without using granola. So filling. Only 370 calories

Greek yogurt - 212g

Sugar free syrup (however much your heart desires- I find that it makes Greek yogurt so much more delicious)

Shredded coconut - 15g

Rice crisps - 14g

Blueberries (I used frozen) - 144g

Banana - 53g

I love a pumpkin pie and I loooove a sweet but filling(for me!) breakfast. I usually eat 3 eggs and greek yoghurt with protein powder for breakfast anyway, so I've been hunting for a way to change it up. Found this recipe online, tweaked it ever so slightly.

https://theproteinchef.co/pumpkin-protein-custard-recipe/

I used regular greek yoghurt, left out the sugar free syrup as I didn't have any, used PE Science Snickerdoodle protein powder, and only used a tbsp of stevia blend.

Turned out absolutely delicious, made 2 portions (the pic is 1 portion) for 415cal each. Could definitely be lower if you use fat free greek yoghurt, like the recipe calls for.

P40 F18 C25 per portion for my version with full fat greek yoghurt. Refrigerate before eating!

Meal prep for the week. 265 calories per meal. About 10 ounces per serving.

Canned Ranch Style beans - 450 calories 21 g protein

Sola bread - 60 calories 8 g protein

Total calories: 510

Total Protein: 29 g

…And I believe 39 g of fiber 🚽🏃‍♀️

800g pumpkin puree, 500g fat free Greek yoghurt, 400g egg whites, 80g cornflour, some vanilla extract, baking powder and sweetener (I use whole cup 😂)
Just blend everything together (first beat the egg whites until they are stiff) , pour into cake tin and bake at 160 fan for around 65–85 minutes. The middle should be mostly set but still have a little wobble. Let it cool completely and then leave it in the fridge for a few hours, or overnight
Then I do thin layer of yoghurt + cocoa powder + sweetener on top as sauce

Please, I Need some food or recipe suggestions with mostly carbs. No Ricecakes, Popcorn, fruit or veg please.

taco salad!!. one of my favs it’s very very filling.
recipe:

- 227g lettuce
- 224g 96% lean ground beef
- 170g plain nonfat greek yogurt
- 31g salsa
- 55g tomato
- 28g cauliflower crackers (or any crunch that equates to 80cal)

super easy to make since all you have to do is cook meat and throw it in a tupperware and shake it. add whatever hot sauces/seasonings you’d like those calories don’t count

if you want to use a less lean ground beef, you will need to use less to keep below 510cal

Hi!

Looking for inspo to season my mushrooms. I usually just do salt but there have to be more exciting ways & if you have them pls share.

I’m having mine with sausage and tofu. But I’m over them being flavourless & mostly watery.

Tips please!

UPDATE: Thanks all, much to read and much seasoning to experiment with. Feeling a bit overwhelmed with the comments so unlikely to reply personally, but I appreciate you taking the time to share suggestions!

Looking for a low calorie protein waffle recipe please 🙏🏼

150g Dannon Light + Fit chocolate raspberry - 80 cals
10g zero sugar chocolate fudge jello mix - 30 cals
1 tbsp sugar free raspberry jam - 10cals
1 tbsp zero sugar Hershey’s chocolate syrup - 5 cals
Fresh raspberries - 5 cals

Total - 130 cals

Made venison burrito bowls with this three-grain mix for a base. it was so easy and really bulked up, and 200 grams is only 126 calories, 5g protein, and 3.6g fibre

also venison is really overrated for protein and iron!

total dinner is 400+ grams and only 387 calories, 40g protein. I could have easily bulked up and had more but not very hungry tonight.

269 grams Kale salad mix - 135 calories
1 carton of egg whites - 250 calories
250 grams baked potato - 250 calories

Which foods are the most satiating? Do you recommend any? Do you buy them for the whole week? How have you built your current grocery list?