Good morning!
Yesterday's breakfast
Very delicious, as always. Good old waffle maker.
To go with the frittata at lunchytime yesterday, I made a tomato and onion salad. Earlier, I thinly sliced a small onion and left it to gently pickle in two tbsp balsamic vinegar and about half a tsp of stevia. Just before serving, I sliced two tomatoes onto the plate and spooned over the drained onion and it was surprisingly delicious. I might try doing a bit of cabbage the same way.
One thing I really do like about Slimming World is the flexibility.
I had some McCain's gastro chips (don't ask - a moment of weakness a while ago) in the freezer. I love them but they are rather naughty! Looking them up, they are six syns per 100g so, as I can have up to 15 syns a day (but usually don't as you know) I decided to have some and syn them. So twelve syns and 200g of chips later, plus salmon and peas, but no seafood sauce, I was smugly satisfied for the rest of the evening. Yay me!
Today's food plans:
B: fruit (from freezer) and yogurt
SW: free
L: sweet and sour chicken skewers with a salad, apple
This is from one of the SW cookery books, Free Food on the Go, and, as it says, it's free. The chicken is from the freezer.
SW: if I have mayo, I will syn it
D: turkey keema (from the freezer) with a pitta, fruit yogurt
I'm going to bulk out the keema with some chopped new potatoes and some extra veg and have it in a bowl with a dollop of natural yogurt and a wholemeal pitta to dunk - or I might make that a fresh baked 'flat roll' as I described some days ago. It should be nice either way.
SW: one healthy extra B for the pitta
Ss: sparkling water, maybe another fruit yogurt for one syn
Body Magic: definitely a swim, maybe a walk and/or some gardening.
Everyone deserves a treat sometime! I love plaice in breadcrumbs and will happily use almost all my daily syns to have it occasionally.
ReplyDeleteI think it keeps us on track as long as the treat is occasional - and if it's within syns, perfect!
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Absolutely!
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