Shabbos food

Active Poster Joined: Feb 06 2012 Posts: 44

I need good tasty recipe ideas for shabbos Very Low Carbs. pleasse help.

Posted: Thu, Mar 01 2012, 11:57 am Post subject: re: shabbos food

I love this for my shabbes treat... so easy and yummy!
http://recipes.sparkpeople.com/recipe-detail.asp?recipe=1186216

Posted: Thu, Mar 01 2012, 12:00 pm Post subject:

Roasted veggies
Kugel with no starch

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Spaghetti squash kugel

Active Poster Joined: Feb 06 2012 Posts: 44

is there anywhere to buy spaggeti squash in israel thanks

Posted: Thu, Mar 01 2012, 12:13 pm Post subject:

Spaghetti sqaush slaw

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Low Fat Carrot and Fruit Loaf

or a nice fruit salad
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I have never seen spaghetti squash here and believe me I looked.

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Don't think "cooked"
Think RAW.
Lots of salads, fresh herbs, fresh vegetables. For the course where you want more cooked stuff, think quinoa tabouli, simple roasted vegetables. If you're looking to go healthy and low carb, load up on the salad course, and find ways to include nuts for healthy fats and to make it filling. Pine nuts roasted with asparagus is good, as are walnuts, almonds, sunflower seeds, cashews etc roasted in salads or blended into dips.
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Posted: Mon, Mar 12 2012, 3:38 pm Post subject: re: shabbos food

my carbs on shabbos is basically the challa and the grains in the cholent. and the relatively little bit in the fish rolls

I fill up on salads and on the soup and a little chicken(cooked in the soup) at night. sometimes fresh fruit

morning is challa, salads, fish, eggs , and cholent (I tend to eat the grains versus the potatoes and kishka)

honestly, shabbos is the most low carb day for me than the rest of the week

btw, I usually dont bother with dessert, I find that its not neccessary