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I use my rice cooker to do this. It takes awhile because of the whole grain rice, so be prepared for the fact that it will bubble for about 1-2 hours.

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From 1001 low-carb recipes.

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This is a nice high protein, low carb breakfast for a snowy morning.

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You could make this into patties, but I usually make it like taco meat. Then I use it to stuff fresh spring rolls, or top a salad with it. In spring rolls, use leaf lettuce, chopped fresh basil, mint, and cilantro, and maybe some bean thread noodles. Wrap with the kind of wrappers that you just soak in water for a few seconds to soften. I have a dipping sauce that goes with this in with my other recipes.

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Tangy, spicy, good on fresh spring rolls, great on a low carb salad with Asian spiced turkey burger and a generous helping of the Holy Trinity of Southeast Asia cooking; chopped basil, cilantro, and mint.

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Adapted from a food.com recipe

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breakfast

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This makes a filling, healthy low-carb breakfast and it is very versatile. Any combination of veggies, cheeses and spices can be used. Can also be made in individual cups and baked if you want. If you do, be aware that this expands as it cooks and you probably don't want to exceed 2/3 of the depth of your cup or it will overflow. Adjust cooking time accordingly.
This can be made ahead and stored in the fridge so that you have a fast and portable breakfast for the work-week.

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It's probably not diet food, but I needed to know how many calories are in it because I make it for company sometimes. It's worth saving up some calories for, it's really good.

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Well, nothing beats this on a rainy fall day. Chases an afternoon spent on the ice-rink well...

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Easy to make, and obscenely delicious. I bake it in mini-souffle cups ( the paper ones, like your butter comes in at a pancake restaurant ) for portion control. Good warm or chilled the next day.

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This is good. Adapted from a recipe found on epiurious.com.

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Good snack for kids, portable, not too messy, and you know exactly what's in them, unlike store bought granola bars. This is really easy to adapt by changing the nuts and fruits and spices you add. Could also use other extracts besides vanilla.

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Good, kids like it.

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Great cake for kids B-Day

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The yogurt sauce that goes on gyros. Great as a dressing on a Greek salad, and fat free! Who knew?

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Good on a rainy fall day. Hearty, warming, and cheerful. Makes approximately 15 one cup servings.

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This is a good zippy homemade version. Lots of flavor. Makes about 18 oz. so this is calculated with a 1 0z. serving size.