I'm wacthin' my diet so I need some low card or fat free receipts, something that do have chicken and turkey, I want to make something diffrent and by the way I don't like salmen.
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*low carb recipes.  Try www.bhg.com, they have LOTS of awesome recipes, you just have to search them out, and you can search by the ingredients.  And by the way, low carb isn't always the way to go, you can eat WHATEVER you want, just eat in sensible proportions and you don't have to worry about anything.  Also, if you cut out sodas all together you will lose wieght, and drinking lots of water helps as you retain excess water weight if you don't drink enough water. I have a good low fat recipe for taco soup:\n1 lb of low fat ground beef/turkey\n1 can fiesta corn\n1 can each black beans, chili beans, pinto beans\n1 can Rotel\n2 cans stewed mexican style tomatoes\n1 packet each Ranch seasoning and taco seasoning\n1 large yellow/white onion\n\nChop onion.  Brown beef and onion in skillet untill cooked, drain.  In a LARGE pot, add all the other ingredients, including liquids.  Stir well.  Bring to a boil, reduce heat to low and simmer 30 mins.  Or you can put it in a crock pot on low and let it cook all day.
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This might sound a little silly, but i think that it would be cool if you could go to a web site and enter all the food you have in the fridge and it would run through some code and a back end DB that would output recipe or dinner ideas based on the food you have availible.\n\nMight be a lot of javascript to make this happen, but i thought of this last night while trying to decide what to make for dinner.
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something light and well balaced for dinner like chicken, veggies, some starch and fruit. get a good night's sleep. take a banana with your normal breakfast.\n\ngood luck!
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for budget purposes, use quicken and enter all the info. toss the receipts into a box or bag after you enter them. you will save a lot of time using the computer and you can do some good planning if you are into it.
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Check out the frozen food section of your grocery store.  They may sell products like Boca, Morningstar Farms, or other vegetarian options.  Also, look in the natural food department of the store.  There are many vegetarian snack options and meal options there.  Make sure you read the packaging though because some of the items are "natural" and some are vegetarian.
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go to http://www.2424milk.com  they have meal plans and other great tips for free.
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im on a glluten-free diet so heres my advise:\n\ngo into any grocery store and there are little recipie booklets for 99 cents or under...hope this helps.
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Sounds good no stuffing  or rolls?  What are you serving to drink?
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turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, cranberry sauce, fruit salad, tossed salad, green bean casserole, and pies\nyou can buy pecan pie to simplify things and coolwhip\nput your turkey in a broiler pan insilde a brown paper bag to hold in the juices...it works great....buy cranberry sauce to help and mix fruit cocktail drained with mandarin oranges and pineapple and coolwhip for the fruit salad....have a great time....relax\nget ppl to bring stuff too..
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Well, I'm a gal whose 5'4 and 110 pounds, so I don't eat alot of soda and hotdogs, so if you are in an area where a lot of people are trying to stay trim, here's a few ideas........\n1) Most vendors like yourself have a zillion regular sodas and maybe one diet coke in their fountain.  Try adding a few more diet options, there are people looking for a diet orange soda, believe me!  (remember to sell water as well)\n2) Offer turkey dogs, or low fat dogs and ADVERTISE THAT FACT. (or even a tofu dog?)\n\nIf you are in an area where you customers are less concerned with healthy choices, I would love to see a vendor offer a spicy bratwurst!  Yummy and different!!!!\n\nUh-oh, you made me hungry!\n\nPS I love saurkraut, just throwing that out there.
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I get a magazine from Kraft and they have some great ideas with easy ingredients (like dipped pretzels, Jello cookies, brownie cookies, etc.)  They have a website online that has the same recipes, which is http://www.kraftfoods.com/kf/FoodandFamily/.  Also, another idea if you want to do something different (which I did last year), is a movie basket with small plastic cups, movie candy, popcorn, and a dvd or something.  Just another idea for you.  Good luck!
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Contact the local food banks in your area They are in the phone books  Although today might be late for a Thanksgiving give, unless you personally know a sruggling family who will appreciate your gift
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Carbohydrates, pasta, chicken, potatoe...
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GAZOOKS !    sad not thankful turkey day to you....howz that/   I',m thanful that some one out there is having aturkey dinner...cos i'm not...i'm poor..and if our american ppl want to be thankful for all they got.then thats them...me? I just gunna sit here and think about a juicy piece of turkey that someone else is eating and wish them well.   think about this lil fly when ya eats the wingpart...its my fave part of the bird....for all you out there  HAPPY THANXGIVING>>..!!!!
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Anything with triptiphane in it (not sure if I spelled that correctly, pronounce it just as it's spelled)\nThis would include cheese, turkey, and sorry to say milk.\nI don't like milk much myself, so I drink vanilla soy milk instead.\nYummy!
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i had a rich bf , and i got him a hand made coupon book , with coupons that were good for back-rubs , a get out of an argument free card , that sort of thing . good luck !
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Serve whatever you want. It doesn't have to be turkey. Do you like ham, pork, chicken, beef, ethnic foods? Figure out what you like and be creative with it. \n\nYou could even do heavy appetizers from the frozen section of Costco/Sam's. They are hearty enough that people can easily make a meal out of them.