Good morning, everyone.
Weigh in today and, as usual, I have no confidence. For a start, I had a fairly undeserved loss last week and that usually rebounds. For another, I have a feeling it is my one-in-four week - there's a pattern to my weight loss and, despite my great age and being well past the menopause now, there still seems to be a residual impact. Weird, isn't it? Thirdly, I started exercise classes again this week and one often gains a bit of fluid at that time - muscles repairing or something.
Anyway, whatever the results, I'm not fussed. I've had a good week, ate healthily, enjoyably and on plan and got back to exercising again. No problem! :-)
Enjoying the journey and letting the target sort itself out over time! Works for me.
Yesterday's meal photos:
The last of the cassoulet and it was so, so filling. I will definitely be making similar dishes come the colder weather. Loads of veg, lean meat and herbs. So good.
I changed dinner. I couldn't be bothered to make hunter's chicken so I hammered the chicken out flat and just spray fried it. Both the tomatoes and the cucumber were from the garden and very flavoursome.
I had a juicy orange for afters and that was that.
Today's plans:
B: pancakes, fruit and yogurt
probably cinnamon pancakes with apple and maple syrup topping with some yogurt on the side. Lovely!
probably cinnamon pancakes with apple and maple syrup topping with some yogurt on the side. Lovely!
SW: half a healthy B for 20g wholemeal SR flour and two syns for a tbsp maple syrup
L: fruit
I find that pancakes fill me us, as do apples, so I expect I won't want all that much so fruit it is! I have some melon that needs using up.
SW: syn free
D: chicken and bean balti, butter chicken, rice, onion bhajis; fruit/yogurt
I had planned that if I hit target, I would get a take away Indian but the more I thought about it, the mose I realised that wasn't what I wanted at all.
In the freezer I have a chicken and bean balti and a small portion of butter chicken from when Dave and Anna came over a fortnight or so ago. I can jazz it up with some onion bhajis (SW recipe), some mango chutney (synned) and either rice or a hm flatbread/naan sort of thing (if I use wholemeal flour, I will call it a healthy extra B)
SW: The balti is syn free, I have no idea of the butter chicken but the portion is very small, two syns for 10g gram flour (should make two bhajis) and one healthy extra B for the flour in the flatbread (I might use less) - if I have it. The mango chutney is one and a half syns per level tbsp
In the freezer I have a chicken and bean balti and a small portion of butter chicken from when Dave and Anna came over a fortnight or so ago. I can jazz it up with some onion bhajis (SW recipe), some mango chutney (synned) and either rice or a hm flatbread/naan sort of thing (if I use wholemeal flour, I will call it a healthy extra B)
SW: The balti is syn free, I have no idea of the butter chicken but the portion is very small, two syns for 10g gram flour (should make two bhajis) and one healthy extra B for the flour in the flatbread (I might use less) - if I have it. The mango chutney is one and a half syns per level tbsp
Exercise: back exercises
Summary:
no healthy extra As
one and a half healthy extra B
six and a half planned syns plus the butter chicken, whatever that is.
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