Weight watchers spread philosophy please??

no pasta dishes thanks but well brought-up tasty spread ideas, next to if possible how oodles points the meal consists of would be appreciated

Answer:
I did consignment watcher's for a little while. Here are a few accepted wisdom:

2 turkey burgers w/o bread and with lettuce, tomato, onion, etc...anything you like on burgers
a veggie(grilled, sauteed, or steamed)
mustard potato salad(adjust for points depending on use of mustard or mayo)
This integral meal approximately totals to 12 pts. make a contribution or take

You could do red beans and rice. 1 cup of beans =2pts. and if you use brown rice I come up with a cup=4 or 5pts. If you put smoked sausage in beside the beans use Healthy Choice and only serve yourself next to 2oz of sausage=2pts. Make a fresh green salad with a low-fat dressing and you in one piece meal is something like 10 pts. give or pocket a few.

I used to make chicken salad. Sautee a chicken breast(depending on what brand and how lean the chicken breast is the points vary) and put it contained by the food processor and grind it up. Add about 2 tbsp of low-fat may, some chopped pickles, onions, (or anything you like), garlic, a chopped boiled egg=2pts., salt, and pepper. Use pita bread and stuff next to the chicken salad. Make some green beans and a fresh green salad and your meal is in the region of 10 pts.

When I was on freight watcher's it was adjectives about lots and lots of chicken or turkey and lots of veggies. I started coming up beside creative ways to eat them, though, b/c after awhile you capture sick of eating them like peas in a pod. Instead of white pasta, try whole-grain pasta and same with flour. I ate pork and beef every immediately and then, but they are difficult in calories and butter, so you might want to limit that while dieting. I'm sure that you know that portion size is knob, so if you want to eat side dishes(i.e. stuffing, pasta salad, etc...) that are highly developed in calories and heavy you have to rein in your portion. Try to drink lots of water. Limit sugary drinks. I hope this help and good luck.
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cram to cook, and stop buying instant meals would be a honest start. know whats going into the pan... read label... i know is sad, but its fear-provoking... everything has sugar and brackish in it... and is loaded beside chemicals...
Suggest you buy a cookbook at your subsequent weightwatchers meeting.
How about a mixed branch salad with watercress and babe-in-arms plum tomatoes and a jacket potato? Just what I fancy now!
why dont u make a stir fry they r unforced tasty and wholesome
Try my wifes recipe chicken & salsa verde and spinach salad. Rita & her sister run a womanly health site and hold this healthy recipe feature on the site. It was designed by a chef to be effortlessly made at home. Trust me it is out of this world.. The link for the recipe is below. Enjoy and perfect luck on your weight loss.

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