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beast forum member

Age : 53 Joined : 05 Jun 2008 Posts : 33 Localisation : Pearblossom, CA
 | Subject: Zucchini?? Sun Jun 22 2008, 11:52 | |
| Hi all,
My garden is full of zucchini and I wondered if it would be ok to eat that for a P2 veggie? Has anyone tried it and lived to tell about it?
Thanks, Beast  |
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Nancy Supreme Member


Age : 42 Joined : 18 Mar 2008 Posts : 1306 Localisation : Temple, Georgia
 | Subject: Re: Zucchini?? Sun Jun 22 2008, 14:03 | |
| Why don't you try it and see how it works for you, then let us know how it affects your weight loss. I know that I would love to have zucchini in P2, I just haven't gotten around to trying it yet. _________________
Nancy's Round 3 Journal
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sofarsogood Moderator


Age : 55 Joined : 02 Jul 2007 Posts : 2239 Localisation : Boynton Beach, Florida
 | Subject: Re: Zucchini?? Mon Jun 23 2008, 14:04 | |
| | Zucchini is considered in the moderate group as far as carbohydrates is concerned and so is spinach which is one of our allowed veggies so I have eaten steamed or grilled zucchini and had no problems with it but I don't have it often, if that's any help to you. |
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beast forum member

Age : 53 Joined : 05 Jun 2008 Posts : 33 Localisation : Pearblossom, CA
 | Subject: Re: Zucchini?? Mon Jun 23 2008, 15:22 | |
| | Thanks, will try it tonite! |
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beast forum member

Age : 53 Joined : 05 Jun 2008 Posts : 33 Localisation : Pearblossom, CA
 | Subject: Re: Zucchini?? Tue Jun 24 2008, 13:44 | |
| | It didn't do a thing.... I can eat it. I'm actually down 1/2 lb today. I also had some mushrooms. When I went to calorie king the ratios of fats, protien, and carbs looked very similar to chard.... |
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mossie Supreme Member


Age : 45 Joined : 09 May 2008 Posts : 269 Localisation : South Africa
 | Subject: Re: Zucchini?? Mon Jul 07 2008, 01:43 | |
| We call it baby marrow in South Africa and it is one of the veg's that keeps me sane, I slice them in 4 strips, in the microwave for 1 min on high and just love them - have had no problems. _________________ Mossie aka Karin

R1P2 : 2 June - 8 August Total Loss 45 pounds R2P2 : 9 Sept - 21 Oct; 28 Oct - 25 Nov Goal another 40 pounds My blog: http://mossiehcg.blogspot.com/ |
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penster59 Moderator


Age : 49 Joined : 02 Jul 2007 Posts : 599 Localisation : Mississippi
 | Subject: Re: Zucchini?? Mon Jul 07 2008, 05:03 | |
| I am going to get me some zucchini and grill some today. That sounds sooooo good right now. _________________
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DebbieK Supreme Member


Age : 53 Joined : 23 Apr 2008 Posts : 233 Localisation : Washington State (Crater Lake, OR - pic)
 | Subject: Re: Zucchini?? Tue Jul 29 2008, 22:36 | |
| I'm on Round 2 and I felt I could loosen up a bit and experiment a little.
Last week, I made a legal spaghetti sauce and made zucchini "noodles". Oh my goodness, I really was in Heaven!
I use this gizmo to make the noodles:
Item # K7702 ~ Fuller Kitchen Solutions Manual Vegetable Curler & Slicer. I got it at www.qvc.com
This makes spaghetti noodle like zucchini strips (about 3 feet long). I make up these zoodles and then lay them on a big kitchen towel to air dry for about 3-4 hours.
We had spaghetti and zoodles again tonight. Last week I was down the following day, so we're going to try and incorporate this weekly. _________________ Debbie (and Stu's R1) R2..P2 Journal ~ CLICK HERE
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sofarsogood Moderator


Age : 55 Joined : 02 Jul 2007 Posts : 2239 Localisation : Boynton Beach, Florida
 | Subject: Re: Zucchini?? Wed Jul 30 2008, 07:10 | |
| Oh, that sounds very interesting. So, do you mix anything with the zucchini to make it into "zoodles"? I like that "zoodles"  |
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DebbieK Supreme Member


Age : 53 Joined : 23 Apr 2008 Posts : 233 Localisation : Washington State (Crater Lake, OR - pic)
 | Subject: Re: Zucchini?? Wed Jul 30 2008, 07:14 | |
| zoodles ~ zoodles ~
Wish I could say I made up that name, but sigh, I didn't
No, I don't mix anything with them. I "spiralize" them and call it good. I did take a picture of them yesterday, spread out to dry a bit - but I don't know if there's a way to post it?
So, that's it - just the raw zoodles in a bowl (then I cut them because they really are 2-3 feet long) and plop the sauce on top. Others do lightly sautee them, but we prefer them raw, dried.
My husband has never been a pasta fan (strange person!), but he loves these. *Ü* _________________ Debbie (and Stu's R1) R2..P2 Journal ~ CLICK HERE
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