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[quote=Anonymous]I just went through the same thing for the past year while nursing my dairy and soy sensitive baby. I had to be really careful not to have a calorie deficit so I didn't affect my supply. Agree with the advice to use coconut oil/milk, avocados(!!!). Also consider almonds. They help your supply as an added bonus. Hummus is another good snack. Breakfast was usually steel cut oatmeal (made a big batch to eat throughout the week) mixed with almond milk, brown sugar, dried fruit and sometimes peanut butter. Then oon the way to work I would have a big fruit/spinach smoothie with protein powder (Amazing Meal brand, cheapest on Amazon). Mid-morning snack was usually a PB&J or some variation on whole wheat bread. Lunches were usually dinner leftovers. I used to eat salad for lunch but I learned that wasn't enough calories. Afternoon snack was usually almond milk with granola. Dinners ideas: •Salads – I make a big salad on Sundays (dry the greens really well in a spinner) and take it for lunch every day •Burritos/Fajitas (I make a big batch of Mexican Black Beans; freeze in small portions, add rice and avocado; salsa optional) •Stir Fry (use coconut aminos for soy sauce) (Trader Joe’s has a good and nutritious Shrimp and Vegetable Stir Fry that I love) •Pasta with homemade Bolognese (sub olive oil for butter and almond milk for milk) •Fried Rice – (use coconut aminos for soy sauce) •Paella (recipe from MSPI Mama, I used boneless, skinless chicken pieces) •Salmon/Fish/Seafood dishes •Chili •Frittatas – not bad when made with Daiya dairy and soy free cheese •Vegan Cream Sauce – my sister made me a delicious cream sauce made from boiling and blending raw cashews. Delicious. •Vegan Mushroom Ravioli – my indulgent meal; found in the refrigerated section above the cheese (irony!) at MOMs. •Crab Cakes •Peanut Noodles – I make this recipe using coconut aminos and shrimp or chicken •Pad Thai - I like this recipe •Grilled Chicken Thighs with quinoa and veggies I have a ton more ideas for surviving if you need them. Good luck and hang in there![/quote]
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