Well today is Saturday and I'm here to tell you that YES even this food can be made WLS friendly.
My good friend Debbie hosted the event today with the theme "sub shop favorites"
This is a picture of the "Pouch Party" duo--me and my good friend and partner Jen. Up until now Jen has been behind the scenes. But since she's so awesomely AWESOME I am glad she was front and center with me.
In Jen's hand is some fiber one crumbs she was making for an "interactive" demo. In my hands was my fave kitchen utensil--the blender! For the protein shake demo.
I am proud of myself. I didn't "Paris Hilton" so much in this pic. :)
Moving right aloing...here are all the things we made together:
Philly Cheesesteak Eggs Rosettes
Philly Cheesesteak crustless quiches
Orange Creamsicle Protein Shake
Buffalo chicken dip
And here is Nessa perfecting her eggs rosettes technique. For this party, we did Philly Cheesesteak Eggs Rosettes (used deli roast beef for the cups and add to the eggs onions, green peppers, and provolone cheese). Nessa gave this dish two thumbs up!
This is Sandy, a friend of our hostess Debbie. She is post-op and really enjoyed making high-fiber mozzarella sticks.
Those things are so yummy. My kids and even my "I only eat PB&J and chicken nuggets" stepson likes them. Good fall back food for a cold day or a snack when you are watching a movie.
See what you're missing America???
Won't you book your Pouch Party today? You could do one after the New Year and we'll show you how to keep those resolutions in the yummiest ways possible!
Debbie is in PA and wants to do another party in January/February. If you are interested in that one, or hosting a party of your own, hit us up!
For those of you who could not make it to the party, I am going to give you the recipe for the Philly Cheesesteak Eggs Rosettes. Want all the recipes from this or any other party? Book a party and they are yours!
Philly Cheesesteak Eggs Rosettes
Ingredients:
Thin sliced, low-sodium, low-fat roast beef
1/2 c. Egg Beaters
3 slices of Provolone cheese, sliced into cubes
1/2 c. chopped onion
1/2 c. chopped green pepper
salt and pepper to taste
Directions:
1. Sautee onions and peppers in a sprayed pan until the veggies get a slight crust on them. Set aside
2. Spray a muffin tin (medium sized) and in each muffin compartment, place a piece of roast beef and press down so that the beef has a slight overhang over the muffin tin. Place another piece on top of that. Your finished product should look "flowery."
3. Pour egg mixture into each rosette, about half filling each.
4. Bake in a 350 oven for 15 minutes.
You can top with many different things. My new preference? Ranch dip made with Greek yogurt!
Again, hit us up if you want to have your own "sub shop favorites" party (We have tons more recipes besides the above). Remember that we do travel (to a certain extent). Hope to party with you soon!
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