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Toshtishtash Proficient

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Tandoori for me :)

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Mags Grand Master

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Mousaka for me. Shame I can't stand the stuff. :lol:

Welcome to our fat family :whistle:

I hate to be called a fat food! :P Don't you ?

I think it all depends on what you put in it. There are some relatively healthy recipes out there for it. I found this, which is not bad except for the ground beef, but if you used lean beef it wouldn't be bad at all. If the egg plant is cooked in olive oil and blotted VERY well then it's even better...

EGGPLANT MOUSSAKA

Eggplant:

2 eggplants (1 1/2 pounds each)

1 1/2 pounds ground round beef

1 medium onion, chopped

1/4 cup fresh Italian parsley, chopped

1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce

4 ounces (1/2 can) water

garlic powder

salt and pepper to taste

olive or vegetable oil

Slice eggplants into rounds half an inch thick and sprinkle with salt.

In a skillet, brown eggplants in olive or vegetable oil. Drain and blot on paper towels.

Brown meat over high heat (about 10 minutes), then add onions and garlic. Continue to cook an additional five minutes.

And tomato sauce, half can water (or 1/2 c.), salt and pepper to taste. Cook uncovered, checking occasionally, until dry and no water remains. This should take about two hours.

But yes, I DO hat being a fat food! :lol:

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bleh can't open. I'd probably be a pepper. HOT! :P



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I think it all depends on what you put in it. There are some relatively healthy recipes out there for it. I found this, which is not bad except for the ground beef, but if you used lean beef it wouldn't be bad at all. If the egg plant is cooked in olive oil and blotted VERY well then it's even better...

Once again you are my life saver :D We are not fat! :dance:

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i would be organic coco pops pudding :blink:

and hubby would be balti coco pops pudding...

it comes out different if you use non capital letters :unsure:

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I think it all depends on what you put in it. There are some relatively healthy recipes out there for it. I found this, which is not bad except for the ground beef, but if you used lean beef it wouldn't be bad at all. If the egg plant is cooked in olive oil and blotted VERY well then it's even better...

Once again you are my life saver :D We are not fat! :dance:

Yay! I don't need to add five more miles to my morning bike ride! :lol::dance:

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I think it all depends on what you put in it. There are some relatively healthy recipes out there for it. I found this, which is not bad except for the ground beef, but if you used lean beef it wouldn't be bad at all. If the egg plant is cooked in olive oil and blotted VERY well then it's even better...

Once again you are my life saver :D We are not fat! :dance:

Yay! I don't need to add five more miles to my morning bike ride! :lol::dance:

be nice to the platy :thumbs:

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I think it all depends on what you put in it. There are some relatively healthy recipes out there for it. I found this, which is not bad except for the ground beef, but if you used lean beef it wouldn't be bad at all. If the egg plant is cooked in olive oil and blotted VERY well then it's even better...

Once again you are my life saver :D We are not fat! :dance:

Yay! I don't need to add five more miles to my morning bike ride! :lol::dance:

be nice to the platy :thumbs:

Platy has abandoned me for the weekend to ride the "Hilly Hundred" near Bloomington. He's his own worst enemy! :P

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I think it all depends on what you put in it. There are some relatively healthy recipes out there for it. I found this, which is not bad except for the ground beef, but if you used lean beef it wouldn't be bad at all. If the egg plant is cooked in olive oil and blotted VERY well then it's even better...

Once again you are my life saver :D We are not fat! :dance:

Yay! I don't need to add five more miles to my morning bike ride! :lol::dance:

be nice to the platy :thumbs:

Platy has abandoned me for the weekend to ride the "Hilly Hundred" near Bloomington. He's his own worst enemy! :P

:o alert the media and the rescue squad. we've got a platy on the loose! :help:

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I carry a gun because a cop is too heavy.

 

USE THE REPORT BUTTON INSTEAD OF MESSAGING A MODERATOR!

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I think it all depends on what you put in it. There are some relatively healthy recipes out there for it. I found this, which is not bad except for the ground beef, but if you used lean beef it wouldn't be bad at all. If the egg plant is cooked in olive oil and blotted VERY well then it's even better...

Once again you are my life saver :D We are not fat! :dance:

Yay! I don't need to add five more miles to my morning bike ride! :lol::dance:

be nice to the platy :thumbs:

Platy has abandoned me for the weekend to ride the "Hilly Hundred" near Bloomington. He's his own worst enemy! :P

:o alert the media and the rescue squad. we've got a platy on the loose! :help:

:lol:

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