Authors: Grace Cooper,Eva Mehler,Sarah Benson,Vicki Day,Andrea Libman,Aimee Long,Emma Melton,Paula Hess,Monique Lopez,Ingrid Watson
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Here is a sample meal plan for you using the recipes in the previous chapters. Remember to do your research on how the Atkins challenge works. You need to be very disciplined on the first phase of the diet. Choose the lowest carb content recipes and then gradually add as you reach the succeeding phases. Once you reach your target weight
Day 1
Breakfast: Sausage and Eggs
Lunch: Kielbasa
Dinner: Buffalo Chicken
Day 2
Breakfast: Cheese Casserole
Lunch: Burritos
Dinner: Salmon and Lemon
Day 3
Breakfast: Chili
Lunch: Ribs in Soy Sauce
Dinner: Mahi-Mahi
Day 4
Breakfast: Sausage Hash
Lunch: Buffalo Chicken
Dinner: Lentil Soup
Day 5
Breakfast: Pumpkin Cake
Lunch: Turkey Stew
Dinner: Scampi
Day 6
Breakfast: Meatball Soup
Lunch: Classic Chicken
Dinner: Cod and Shrimp Stew
Day 7
Breakfast: Cheese Pepper
Lunch: Spicy Beef
Dinner: Kielbasa
Day 8
Breakfast: Quinoa
Lunch: Beef and Lime
Dinner: Lentil Soup
Day 9
Breakfast: Breakfast Pie
Lunch: Beef with Tomatoes
Dinner: Chicken and Cabbage Soup
Day 10
Breakfast: Overnight Casserole
Lunch: Mexican Beef
Dinner: Lobster Bisque
Day 11
Breakfast: Mexican Breakfast
Lunch: Chicken in Balsamic Vinegar
Dinner: Salmon and Lemon
Day 12
Breakfast: Apple Oatmeal
Lunch: Stuffed Chicken Breast
Dinner: Lobster Bisque
Day 13
Breakfast: Chocolate Cake
Lunch: Pot Roast
Dinner: Jambalaya
Day 14
Breakfast: Veggie Casserole
Lunch: Ragu
Dinner: Cod and Shrimp Stew
Week 3
Day 15
Breakfast: Meatloaf
Lunch: Chicken and Sausage
Dinner: Shrimp Feta
Day 16
Breakfast: Meatloaf
Lunch: Chicken Adobo
Dinner: Pot Roast
Day 17
Breakfast: Breakfast Pie
Lunch: Chicken and Tomatoes
Dinner: Cabbage Rolls
Day 18
Breakfast: Overnight Casserole
Lunch: Beef with Tomatoes
Dinner
Day 19
Breakfast: Hazelnut Oatmeal
Lunch: Vegetable Curry Soup
Dinner: Chicken and Balsamic Vinegar
Day 20
Breakfast: Hash Browns
Lunch: Chicken and Cabbage Soup
Dinner: Ribs in Soy Sauce
Day 21
Breakfast: Mexican Breakfast
Lunch: Cauliflower Pasta
Dinner: Beef and Limes
Day 22
Breakfast: Eggplant Pasta
Lunch: Brussels Sprouts Dip
Dinner: Salmon and Beans
Day 23
Breakfast: Hash Browns
Lunch: Chowder
Dinner: Teriyaki Tofu
Day 24
Breakfast: Meatball Soup
Lunch: Shrimp Grits
Dinner: Beans and Parmesan
Day 25
Breakfast: Veggie Casserole
Lunch: Chickpea Soup
Dinner: Mexican Beef
Day 26
Breakfast: Breakfast Frittata
Lunch: Turkey and Gravy
Dinner: Classic Chicken
Day 27
Breakfast: Apple Oatmeal
Lunch: Vegetable Curry Soup
Dinner: Shrimp Feta
Day 28
Breakfast: Veggie Casserole
Lunch: Tofu and Honey
Dinner: Chicken and Sausage
Day 29
Breakfast: Eggplant Pasta
Lunch: Cabbage Rolls
Dinner: Buffalo Chicken
Day 30
Breakfast: Chocolate Cake
Lunch: Ragu
Dinner: Jambalaya
Your crockpot will last longer if you maintain it. Make sure you know how to keep it clean. For example, cooking sprays and pot linings will make the job easier for you. These will coat the pot so that your ingredients will not stick into the pot.
Cooking on low and high requires different durations of cooking. There is no general rule on how to convert but on the average it takes twice as long to cook on low as it is with high. So for example, the recipe calls for a 10-hour cooking time on low, you can adjust to 4 to 5 hours on high. Read your slow cooker manual to make sure you make the right conversions.
Dieticians and doctors are the best professionals to help you decide on your diet. Atkins does work, but you need to check if it is the best diet for you and your weight control goals.
Give yourself a few weeks to familiarize yourself with the best low carb ingredients and techniques in cooking. When you feel confident enough, allow yourself to be creative. Tweak the recipes to your preferences while watching the carb content. As long as you know your limits, you are free to adjust the recipes and make them your own.
Prepping for the challenge is just as important as watching the carbs during the challenge. While prepping may not guarantee success, it will certainly increase the chances of you succeeding. There are several ways of prepping. I would recommend that you start cleaning up your pantry and kitchen for the usual high carb content food items. You can also begin to lower your carb intake so that by the time you start with the first phase you will have an easier time in completing this difficult phase.
It is all not smooth sailing with the challenge. Some people make mistakes; some people cheat, and some people give up. Do not worry if you exceed on a carb allotment for the day. Start again and you will be rewarded at the end of the challenge.
Congratulations on being successful with the challenge! Believe me; this success is just the first of many. You will reach the target weight you want; you will maintain the weight, and you will have a better lifestyle. You may worry that you might relapse, but if you are like me, you will find that your body and taste have adjusted itself to the healthy ingredients that you have been eating for the past month. This is a total lifestyle change, and you are just beginning to reap its benefits!
Atkins Pressure Cooker
35 Delicious Atkins-Approved and Easy-to-Cook Recipes Using Only Your Pressure Cooker
As with so many people I use to struggle with my weight. It seemed the less I ate, the more I gained. It seemed impossible to be a normal weight. As with my weight my health was on a downward spiral. I was on a lot of medicine for all my health problems. My weight was the cause of my health problems.
After seeing my family falling into the same steps, I knew I had to change something. I had no idea of what to do, we had tried every diet out there, and none had helped. On a couple of diets, I actually gained weight.
Then a family friend found the Atkins program and I’m glad they did because I had lost of hopes of being healthy. We decided to start the program. We cleaned out all the hidden bad food in the house
And made a list and went to the grocery store. When we got home we were not starting another diet but a new way of life, but at the moment we thought it was just another fad diet. Boy were we wrong, and we are so thankful for the Atkins program. I’m now off all the meds, and I am packed full of energy and so is my family. For the first time ever I can say my family, and I are healthy and trim.
I decided to share my favorite recipes with you and show you being healthy is so easy and fast. With this book, you can change your life as well and be a healthier, happier you.