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Sample Menus

Sunday

breakfast

oatmeal porridge

lunch

potato roast

fresh fruit salad

main meal

roast chicken with a selection of root and leaf vegetables

(not potatoes)

lemon cream

Monday

breakfast

muesli

lunch

hot garlic potatoes and salad

banana

main Meal

cheese pudding with a selection of vegetables

Tuesday

breakfast

cornflakes with yogurt and sultanas

lunch

bread, butter and salad

main meal

poached fish with selection of vegetables(not potatoes),

apple pudding

Wednesday

breakfast

millet and date porridge

lunch

pasta with a pesto sauce

main meal

cottage pie

fresh fruit

Thursday

breakfast

polenta

lunch

cashew nut pilaf

fresh fruit

main meal

turkey moussaka with selection of vegetables

(not potatoes),

dried fruit salad

Friday

breakfast

toast and marmalade

lunch

rice salad

fresh fruit

main meal

baked mackerel with a selection of vegetables

(not potatoes),

cheeses

Saturday

breakfast

rice and sultanas

lunch

baked potato

main meal

Citrus and Almond turkey with a selection of vegetables

(not potatoes)

Lemon cream, cheeses

Sunday

breakfast

yogurt and fresh fruit

lunch

cauliflower and potato soup

fresh fruit salad

main meal

roast ham with a selection of root and leaf vegetables

(not potatoes)

apple pudding

Monday

breakfast

muesli

lunch

pasta with pesto salad

dried fruit salad

main Meal

sausages with a selection of vegetables

Tuesday

breakfast

cornflakes with banana

lunch

wholemeal pizza and salad

main meal

blue cheese and walnut sauce with a selection of

vegetables(not potatoes),

fresh fruit

Wednesday

breakfast

mixed grain bread, toasted

lunch

persian style rice

main meal

casserole of hearts, Greek salad

fresh fruit

Thursday

breakfast

muesli

lunch

naan bread

fresh fruit

main meal

mutton or beef stew

Friday

breakfast

toast and marmalade

lunch

rice salad

fresh fruit

main meal

grilled herring with a selection of vegetables

(not potatoes)

fresh fruit

Saturday

breakfast

pancakes

lunch

baked sweet potato

main meal

roast chicken with a selection of vegetables

(not potatoes)

cheeses and fresh fruit


 Sample Menus  Posted by Anne (message id=3438 )
I have been on a liquid diet and will soon start a return to food plan. I need to have menus which are sperately High Protein, Carbohydsrate and High Fat based. I need to be able to mix and match meats and vegatables correctly

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 Sample Menus  Posted by Charles des Forges (message id=3915 )
Dear Peter

I was wondering why your sample menus put the protein meal in the evening. Is it because it is better for digestion? Or is it because in England our main meal is usually in the evening (different, in general, from France where I am planning the menu for people)

Thank you

Charles des Forges

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 Sample Menus  Posted by carolyn pearce (message id=4028 )
I am a little confused about some of the breakfast suggestions as they seem to combine protein (yogurt) with "starch" fruits (sutanas) and cereal (cornflakes). also pancakes are both starch (flour) and protein (eggs),. How is the muesli to be eaten, o it's own or with milk as is the usual way? so how does this work for food combining, separating the starch from the protein

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 Sample Menus  Posted by Susann (message id=4709 )
Unfortunately I can not see any answer to Carolyn's question and I am confused as well.

I suffer from IBS and I am just new to this way of eating.

I used to eat fresh fruit and yoghurt or muesli with milk but this are combinations - starch and acid and protein, exactly what I should avoid.

As I try to cut out milk now I replace it with soy milk but believe its also wrong.

Please help

Regards

Susann

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