Yesterday evening I made homemade chicken noodle soup. I mean homemade as in I made the chicken broth in a pressure cooker with chicken bones, veggies, etc. It took 2.5 hours but was really good! However again while I was eatting it I started craving a cheeseburger. Damn you cheeseburger craving!
Today for lunch I met my mentor for lunch at Moe's and had tacos. Did you know you can look it up online and figure out what you ingested? I haven't done that with Moe's before. I was pretty happy with my choice today in terms of nutritional information. However, I still am craving that burger. I almost stopped at Wendy's by my work on the way back.
Tonight I have a social even that has food and it's typically finger foods. I am hoping for mini sliders! haha! I am definitely going to have to make a burger this weekend. I figure if i control it I can make a tasty not soo bad for you burger right? Anyone have any good recipes? I would prefer to stay beef since I am craving a burger soo badly and that is the only thing that is going to kill it.
Damn you cheeseburger!
2 comments:
I usually find that giving into your cravings (in moderation) works best since the more you deny yourself something the more you usually want it! If I constantly tell myself I can't have chocolate I end up eating more of it in the long run than I would have if I'd just had a little piece in the beginning. Why don't you try making a burger from extra lean ground beef (or turkey) with low fat cheese, some tasty healthy toppings and a low calorie bread bun. There are some great recipes on this website and it lists all the nutritional info you would need too: http://mobile.eatingwell.com/msearch?text=burger
Oh I definitely agree with you Rosie that you have to SQUASH cravings or you end up indulging in them. You and me both have the same problem with chocolate. :)
Thanks for the website!
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