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Pumpkin Mash

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  1. Had some of canned pumpkin puree leftover from making a small Pumpkin
    Cheesecake. I used it to make a mashed potato substitute using basic
    recipes you would with Yams or Sweet Potatoes.

    Some butter, a little cream, some Splenda for baking Brown Sugar
    (sugar free maple syrup would work too), a little salt and cinnamon.
    Heated it up in the microwave.

    It is a really good choice for substitute. Lower carbs than Butternut
    Squash, Yams, or Sweet potatoes, AND higher fiber than all of them.
    Not for early stages of low-carbing but good for maintenance. I'm
    thinking it will be a nice holiday substitute.

    1 CUP

    Calories 82
    Protein g 1.84
    Total fat g 0.18
    Carbohydrate, by difference g 21.50
    Fiber, total dietary g 7.1
    Sugars, total g 4.04

    DiGiTAL_ViNYL (no email)
    350/289/225 month-start: 288 monthly-goal: 0 since: 12/01/2004
    Atkins since Jan 12, 2004
    In Maintenance, not counting (CCLL=50-60)

  2. 21 grams of carbs per cup is not low carb.

    No wonder you're still obese.

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    Most people are dumb as bricks; some people are dumber than that. -- MFW

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    Had some of canned pumpkin puree leftover from making a small Pumpkin
    Cheesecake. I used it to make a mashed potato substitute using basic
    recipes you would with Yams or Sweet Potatoes.

    Some butter, a little cream, some Splenda for baking Brown Sugar
    (sugar free maple syrup would work too), a little salt and cinnamon.
    Heated it up in the microwave.

    It is a really good choice for substitute. Lower carbs than Butternut
    Squash, Yams, or Sweet potatoes, AND higher fiber than all of them.
    Not for early stages of low-carbing but good for maintenance. I'm
    thinking it will be a nice holiday substitute.

    1 CUP

    Calories 82
    Protein g 1.84
    Total fat g 0.18
    Carbohydrate, by difference g 21.50
    Fiber, total dietary g 7.1
    Sugars, total g 4.04

    DiGiTAL_ViNYL (no email)
    350/289/225 month-start: 288 monthly-goal: 0 since: 12/01/2004
    Atkins since Jan 12, 2004
    In Maintenance, not counting (CCLL=50-60)

  3. Sounds good!
    TY.

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