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These post lap band diet recipes are appropriate for use with the gastric band diet and the gastric sleeve diet (and even with the gastric bypass diet unless otherwise noted). See past weight loss surgery recipes. Pumpkin Hommus
This weeks recipe requires you to keep an OPEN MIND! In case you don't know... ...hommus (also spelled hummous, hummus, humus, houmous, hommos, or hummos) is a middle eastern bean spread made from mashed chick peas (garbanzo beans). Hummous is usually used as a dip for pita bread but it's also great for dipping raw veggies. Hommus can be used in place of other, usual condiments like catsup and mustard too. Canned pumpkin (which is different than canned pumpkin pie filling) is super low in calories, is loaded with fiber, and is a great way to seemlessly add vegetables to your diet. And I'm all about sneaking healthy foods into your diet (and the diet of your family) if necessary: So why not combine 2 great foods for this pumpkin hummous recipe?! It's a great recipe to use in the soft/mushy diet stage. And...In the regular/solid diet stage:
Pumpkin Hommus Recipe Ingredients:
Directions:
Makes 16 servings. Per serving: 50 calories, 7 grams carbohydrate, 2 grams protein, 1.5 grams fat, 2 grams fiber Shortcut: Quick Hummus Purchase a tub of prepared lowfat hummus and add 1 can pumpkin. Process in a food processor until ingredients are thoroughly mixed. More Lap Band Weight Loss Surgery Recipes HOW TO USE THESE WEIGHT LOSS SURGERY RECIPES Make a commitment to try one new recipe per week until you build up a repertoire of 9-10 meals that you LOVE and look forward to eating. List all the recipes you love on a single sheet of paper, and title it your "Master List." Hang the Master List on your refrigerator so when you're stumped for menu ideas you can look at it to jar your memory. Meal Planning Tip # 2 Continue to add to your Master List. Eventually you'll get bored of eating the same 9-10 recipes all the time (that's usually when comfort foods and/or old, bad habits start creeping back in). Make a commitment to continue experimenting with new recipes on a regular, planned interval. This might mean trying a new recipe every other week or even once a month. It doesn't really matter...just keep trying new weight loss surgery recipes regularly and adding the ones you like to your Master List. The larger your Master List becomes, the easier it will be to stick to your gastric lap band diet. That's because you'll have lots of gastric band recipes to choose from when you wonder, "What should I eat?!"
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