Wow, "Week 3" huh? Time goes by quickly doesn't it? Well after typing that (week 3), I realized something... while I do want to remember when I started this journey, I'm not sure if I should count the weeks. I mean, this journey is on-going and by counting the weeks, it sounds like there's an upcoming ending. Of course there's a goal, but I've got to plan this for living it, right? So why count weeks?
Anyway, I think after week 4 I will stop counting. I'm counting week 4 simply to get 4 weeks of meal planning in so I can start over. I still may substitute new recipes or old faves every now and again, but for the next several months, these will be my "go to" plans.
As for training, it will be evolving based on where I'm at physically each week. My goal is to be stronger of course, but I don't want to push too hard before I'm ready. As long as I stick to the meals I'm planning, exercise daily, and continue to drop weight then I'm doing something right. So, here are my plans for this week:
Week 3 Meal Plan (Just got back from mini-vacay, so meals got planned and shopped for today!)
Wednesday
B Cereal/2%
milk / coffee
S Handful
blackberries/handful almonds / water
L PBJ
on wheat/ pretzels / water
S Nutrigrain
bar / water
D Beef
tips over noodles w/ salad
Thursday
B Yogurt/granola/banana
S Homemade
trailmix /water
L Leftovers
/water
S Beef
Jerky/ celery w/lite ranch /water
D Chef
meal
Friday
B Cereal/2%
milk / coffee
S Triscuits
w/ sharp cheddar /water
L Leftovers
/ water
S Almonds
/ berries /water
D Skillet
Tostadas*
Saturday
B Biscuit
& gravy /water
S skipped
due to large/high cal breakfast!
L Leftovers
/ water
S bar
/water
D Subway
(Eat Fresh!)
*New Recipe - modified from my
“Anyone Can Cook” cookbook (see below)
Training Plan
Wednesday:
Treadmill 30 minutes w/core
exercises & stretching
Thursday: Walk
10K steps
Friday: Treadmill
30 minutes w/core exercises &
stretching
Saturday: Walk
10K steps
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8 oz ground turkey
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1/2 cup chopped onions (1 medium)
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1 15-oz can seasoned black beans
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1 can condensed nacho cheese soup
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1/3 cup salsa
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1 cup 2% cheese, shredded
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8 tostada shells
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Toppings: Shredded lettuce, diced tomato, light sour cream, etc
1.
In a 10-inch skillet cook the ground turkey and
onion until meat is brown and onion is tender. Drain any fat and stir beans, soup,
and salsa into the meat mixture.
Heat through.
2.
Divide the beef-bean mixture between the
tostadas and add your favorite toppings.
Serves 4
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