Fat To Skinny
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Amber on June 09, 2011, 10:51:56 AM
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Had yummy pizza last night with a small salad. Pizza crust from the Joseph's pita (6 carbs) - hamburger, mushrooms & cheese!
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Forgot to add the photo! ;D
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Sounds yummy! I need to make pizza soon. My kids had a cheese one from Little Caesars last night and it reminded me how long it's been since I've made a low-carb one. I like chicken, BBQ sauce, and jalapenos on mine.
ETA -- Did the pizza thing tonight using Flatout bread. Thanks for the suggestion, Amber. :)
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Oh Amber, this looks really GOOD! I love the pictures of your creations!! You rock!!! ;D
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That looks so good! I love using the Italian Light Flatout Bread-Low Carb and High Fiber with Walden's Farm marinara sauce and toppings.
http://izzereviewzit.blogspot.com/2011/01/light-flatout-bread-low-carb-and-high.html?spref=bl (http://izzereviewzit.blogspot.com/2011/01/light-flatout-bread-low-carb-and-high.html?spref=bl)
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Never met a pizza i didn't like :D
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Never met a pizza i didn't like :D
LOL -- I don't think I have either!
I have some WF Alfredo Sauce, so now I've got a White Chicken Spinach pizza on my mind. :D
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Rena have you ever tried pesto and cheese? :)
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Rena have you ever tried pesto and cheese? :)
Yes, but not on a pizza or flatbread. Is it good that way? Is pesto low-carb?
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Speaking of pizza ...
I just made one using Flatout bread. I added Walden Farms Alfredo Sauce, mozzerella cheese, fresh spinach, and chicken. It turned out really good. I could eat these every night -- ha!
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Who doesn't LOVE pizza :) Searching pizza from the search bar from the home page brings up lots of great recipes. I especially liked Katary's fried cheese pizza crust, crispy and zero carbs! Here's the link- http://www.fattoskinny.net/index.php?topic=1036.0 (http://www.fattoskinny.net/index.php?topic=1036.0)
Pizza, Pizza!
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yes Rena.Two Tablespoons is all you need for a large pizza crust. A little goes a long way.On a tortilla or Pita cut that in half.You get a lot of flavor.You can make your own or buy it.The pine nuts is what adds the carbs so you can make it without them using fresh basil,olive oil and parmesean or romano(or favorite italian cheese).I just bought some at HomeGoodz-Tj Maxx that is cilantro pesto.I see a mexican pizza! ;)
Use the pesto instead of sauce.
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For anyone who likes Italian-style cuisine, what would cooking be without pesto?
I like to make my own with olive oil, fresh shredded basil leaves, some crushed garlic, salt, & pepper.
Combine this with some Alfredo sauce... and lookout tastebuds! :) :) :)
I even made a pizza once with some left over cod fish broken up on a Flatout flat bread (tortilla) that was covered in pesto, and Alfredo.
All topped with Romano and Mozzarella cheeses.
It was a wonderful change and fantastic!!! ;D
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63 pounds Tony !!!!!!! yeah for you Tony ,seems like it is moving a little faster for you lately .
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63 pounds Tony !!!!!!! yeah for you Tony ,seems like it is moving a little faster for you lately .
Thanks Jo! :)
I just follow the FYS rules and my body, sooner or later, will find it's ideal weight.
It has NO choice! ;)
Besides, I can't imagine ever eating much differently that I do right now... I just love it too much! :) :) :)
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yes Rena.Two Tablespoons is all you need for a large pizza crust. A little goes a long way.On a tortilla or Pita cut that in half.You get a lot of flavor.You can make your own or buy it.The pine nuts is what adds the carbs so you can make it without them using fresh basil,olive oil and parmesean or romano(or favorite italian cheese).I just bought some at HomeGoodz-Tj Maxx that is cilantro pesto.I see a mexican pizza! ;)
Use the pesto instead of sauce.
Thanks, Umpa -- I'll have to give this a try soon. :)
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Tony I agree Pesto is a staple!! I just planted a Mammoth Basil plant I got online.The leaves are suppose to be as big as your hand!I am so excited!Just stuffing the leaves will be fun!We are getting ready to do our recipes for sausage too!Lotsa fun! 8)