Re: Dumb Cooking Question..

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I cook as I always did, have always loved cooking for me and my

husband, family, friends, whoever. I still taste test and really don't

cook anything " bad " , didn't for awhile before surgery. As my eating

habits changed so did my cooking and finding healthy alternatives that

taste great is the best. I made a cheesecake I found in the South Beach

Diet cookbook last night for a group of friends at a cookout and noone

knew how good it was for them . It's fun and I get the benefit of

being able to enjoy the food, though in smaller portions . My husband

has lost a considerable amount of weight since I had surgery by simply

adopting some of the things I do (like removing diet coke from diet),

he got into jeans with a 34 waist the other day and literally came out

of the dressing room dancing, I was laughing....a lot .

Lap RNY April 9, 2004

348/293/140 (begin/current/goal)

www.carrieburns.net

> Question for post-ops.........

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> After surgery, when you are able to get around and cook for the

> family, or even just you and your spouse. How do you cook?    LOL    

> I'm constanly taste testing the food, like a cheif,

> Can't do that anymore so.............. what the heck you do?!  lol

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[Guest guest]

lol thanks carrie, yeah i think this would help hubby, and told him so as i

poked his belly! lol

Re: Dumb Cooking Question..

I cook as I always did, have always loved cooking for me and my

husband, family, friends, whoever. I still taste test and really don't

cook anything " bad " , didn't for awhile before surgery. As my eating

habits changed so did my cooking and finding healthy alternatives that

taste great is the best. I made a cheesecake I found in the South Beach

Diet cookbook last night for a group of friends at a cookout and noone

knew how good it was for them . It's fun and I get the benefit of

being able to enjoy the food, though in smaller portions . My husband

has lost a considerable amount of weight since I had surgery by simply

adopting some of the things I do (like removing diet coke from diet),

he got into jeans with a 34 waist the other day and literally came out

of the dressing room dancing, I was laughing....a lot .

Lap RNY April 9, 2004

348/293/140 (begin/current/goal)

www.carrieburns.net