Re: Take along finger foods for beginners

[Guest guest]

In the beginning, we did the following for main dish type take along foods.

hamburger patties

chicken fajita strips-marinate a ton of chicken breasts in olive oil, lime

juice, garlic, and cumin. Slice chicken in strips and grill. I freeze the

cooked strips on a lined cookie sheet, and then transfer to freezer bags.

boiled eggs

deviled eggs

chicken nuggets-chicken bites dredged in nut flour, salt, pepper, and othe

herbs or spices. Pan fry or bake and freeze on a lined cookie sheet.

Transfer to freezer bags.

Marilyn's hotdogs without casings

I can't remember if you can do eggs. If so, you can try Marilyn's beef and

croccoli pie...using another vegie if you can't do broccoli yet...and bake

in muffin cups. They freeze well, and are easy to handle on the go. I've

even done mini muffin ones for baby. You can also try some muffins or

breads, chicken salad, ect. I sympathize. I remember thinking that it was

really hard to do scd on the go in the beginning without doing plain and

boring. I think that a lot of that was due to us eliminating eggs

initially, and just my lack of creativity because of being overwhelmed.

We're really starting to get the hang of it now thanks to reintroducing eggs

with no problems now, and some recipe help from friends here.

Meleah

Take along finger foods for beginners

> I'm needing easy, neat, finger food for take along for beginners on

> SCD. Stuff I can stick in a thermos or whatever & my kids can eat with

> their fingers only in the car on the way to somewhere. We have to do

> this sometimes & in the next week or so we have some appts so I need

> to gather up some ideas.

>

> Thanks for any help,

> Michele

>

>

>

>

> For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book

> _Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

> websites:

> http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

> and

> http://www.pecanbread.com

>

>

[Guest guest]

Where can Marilyn's recipes be found?

Thanks,

Michele

>

> In the beginning, we did the following for main dish type take

along foods.

> hamburger patties

> chicken fajita strips-marinate a ton of chicken breasts in olive

oil, lime

> juice, garlic, and cumin. Slice chicken in strips and grill. I

freeze the

> cooked strips on a lined cookie sheet, and then transfer to

freezer bags.

> boiled eggs

> deviled eggs

> chicken nuggets-chicken bites dredged in nut flour, salt, pepper,

and othe

> herbs or spices. Pan fry or bake and freeze on a lined cookie

sheet.

> Transfer to freezer bags.

> Marilyn's hotdogs without casings

> I can't remember if you can do eggs. If so, you can try Marilyn's

beef and

> croccoli pie...using another vegie if you can't do broccoli

yet...and bake

> in muffin cups. They freeze well, and are easy to handle on the

go. I've

> even done mini muffin ones for baby. You can also try some

muffins or

> breads, chicken salad, ect. I sympathize. I remember thinking

that it was

> really hard to do scd on the go in the beginning without doing

plain and

> boring. I think that a lot of that was due to us eliminating eggs

> initially, and just my lack of creativity because of being

overwhelmed.

> We're really starting to get the hang of it now thanks to

reintroducing eggs

> with no problems now, and some recipe help from friends here.

> Meleah

>

> Take along finger foods for beginners

>

>

> > I'm needing easy, neat, finger food for take along for beginners

on

> > SCD. Stuff I can stick in a thermos or whatever & my kids can

eat with

> > their fingers only in the car on the way to somewhere. We have

to do

> > this sometimes & in the next week or so we have some appts so I

need

> > to gather up some ideas.

> >

> > Thanks for any help,

> > Michele

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read

the book

> > _Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the

following

> > websites:

> > http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

> > and

> > http://www.pecanbread.com

> >

> >