Showing posts with label ana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ana. Show all posts

Friday, 7 January 2011

Why recovery rocks....

RECOVERY.

A scary word, right? Food, weight gain, loss of control.

Well, yes, it IS scary. But the best things in life often are.

Here are some reasons why you should take a step towards recovery TODAY!


  1. So you can see friends and not stress about them asking you to eat
  2. To feel HEALTHY
  3. So you can learn to love your body for what it does for you
  4. So you can, ultimately, be happy
Why do you want to recover? Even if you're not sure you really do.... Think of an answer anyway :)

Tuesday, 23 November 2010

My favourite dinners...

So… this healthy eating business…

Here’s the thing, I’m NOT fully recovered, I doubt I ever will be if I’m honest, I’ll always have a preoccupation with food, calories and fat. It’s just that these days I obsess somewhat over keeping close to 2000 cals a day rather than as little as possible. Anyway, today’s blog contains some yummy dinners for around 400 cals or less. I know, a lot for someone following something like the ABC or if you’re just scared of eating full stop, but if you allow fruit and veg as “free” or follow something like skinny girl, go for it! Also, if you’re in recovery like me, these recipes are great as the calorie content isn’t terrifying and these have lots of veg in them so feel healthy! J

Easy Chicken casserole: You will need: A skinless chicken breast, one sliced carrot, half a sliced onion, a few mushrooms, half a tin of tomatoes, a chicken stock cube, and a small baking potato. Whack everything in the oven at 180 degrees for about an hour, and you’re done. Just check the chicken’s cooked before you eat it!! All this for 400 calories, 300 excluding veg J

Quorn stir fry: Get a bag of Quorn’s chicken style pieces (frozen section of super market 30 cals per ¼ pack) a pepper, 4 mushrooms, a few sugar snap peas, half a red onion, a tablespoon of sweetcorn, garlic to taste, a tablespoon of soy sauce and a cup of plain noodles. Follow the instructions to cook 1/2 the quorn packet and a cup of noodles and stir fry the veg in water for 5 to 10 mins. Around 300 cals, 150 if you don’t count veg J For more cals you can use beef or pork instead of Quorn.

Give them a try :)