A New Recipe

Bigger Stronger Leaner Competitive Bodybuilding
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Ok, guys… here’s a new recipe I came up with and tried today. Let me know what you all think.

Chocolate Egg Cakes

  1. Take three large eggs, break them, and place in a bowl. Using a fork, stir well.

  2. Add 1-4 to 1/2 cup milk, and stir.

  3. Add 1 scoop of chocolate low-carb grow, stir.

  4. Add 1-2 tsp of sugar or sugar substitute, and stir.

  5. pour into frying pan like pancake(s)… the surface of the cake won’t look heated even though the bottom is cooked, so make sure to keep an eye on it and flip regularly.

  6. Serve with low carb maple syrup.

Makes 3 medium egg-cakes, or 1 large and one medium egg-cake.

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That’s weird. Taste good?

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I think it tastes pretty good, as long as you make sure to really mix in the protein powder. Also, it isn’t “bready” like a pancake would be… it has a sort of eggy, french toast kind of texture to it.

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Here’s another one: Salmon burgers a la SPBM.

Pre-heat oven to 375

In a small bowl, combine 1 can salmon (deboned), less than 1 egg (get rid of some of the white), salt & pepper to taste, 2 tsp sambal (Tai chili-garlic stuff).

Lightly spray an oven safe, non-stick pan w/ Pam or such.

Start burgers on stove to get them crispy on the outside, then chuck in the oven for about 10 min. Eat.

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Anybody tried this yet? What do you think?

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This is one of the few bodybuilding desserts that taste good and I reccomend all try for variety sake.

One question however, does cooking with grow efffect the quality in any way?

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The protein stays there, but the absorption profile changes. Don’t worry about it too much. :slight_smile:

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boy, if you guys new all the recipes I have. This one ive tried myself, and tastes even better if you add Natural Peanut Butter to it. If you follow massive eating protocol then add some banana slices (very thin or blend together with mixture). Forget about the low carb syrup, crap waterdown, stick to regular aunt jemima!!! Or use honey, forgotten pancake topping!

Da Boxer