High calorie recipe ideas
Discussion
Not sure If this is a thread for F,D&R or health matters, but as its for recipes ill put it here.
I am trying to put on weight and due to illness had lost a lot of it, now have put on about 2 an a half stone and now have reached a plateau.
as I am now not putting on any more weight and have started exercising again, im guess Im going to be loosing weight but need a bit of fat incase Im ill again, as I can loose up to a stone in 3-4 weeks.
so, what high calorie recipes do you know, and are tasty.
only one stipulation tho, No eggs as they give me the serious runs for days after. otherwise I could be eating a whole choc cake a day to put weight on lol
I am trying to put on weight and due to illness had lost a lot of it, now have put on about 2 an a half stone and now have reached a plateau.
as I am now not putting on any more weight and have started exercising again, im guess Im going to be loosing weight but need a bit of fat incase Im ill again, as I can loose up to a stone in 3-4 weeks.
so, what high calorie recipes do you know, and are tasty.
only one stipulation tho, No eggs as they give me the serious runs for days after. otherwise I could be eating a whole choc cake a day to put weight on lol
Caulkhead said:
If not bothered whether it is healthy high calories, you can't go too far wrong with pie (x2 even better) of some description along with chips, gravy (and or peas) and a few slices of thick white and a few pints of Guinness to wash it all down.
Worked 'wonders' for me in the past (apart from Guinness, which I can't stand - lager & ale instead)
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Slink said:
hmm, interesting, might have to do that, but use some mass gainer powder mixed up instead of water.
im guessing a standard flapjack recipe is the same as any other one?
You'll need a binder. Some recipes use golden syrup, other suggest carnation milk. My pick is mashed banana and peanut butter, because I'd rather eat fruit & good fats than sugar.im guessing a standard flapjack recipe is the same as any other one?
Fat is more than twice as calorie dense as carbs or protein, so good fats are going to work well for you.
Here you go: http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/1161646/chocola...
I made one a little back for a McMillan Coffee Morning at work, and it went down amazingly well. A few slices of that should sort you out!!
I made one a little back for a McMillan Coffee Morning at work, and it went down amazingly well. A few slices of that should sort you out!!
lol yeh i deff will not come back complaining that Im 37 stone, I doubt I would be alive at that weight.
the PB an jam sandwiches are a good call, I really like them, and can eat loads in a sitting. I think I ate half a loaf of bread in that way before
and thanks for the ideas, but I think a few people didnt read my OP properly, as I put I cannot eat eggs, as eating them would make me loose weight from the runs i would get.
and good idea on the icecream, peanut butter, malteasers and so on, would just have to do that with a different one than ben an jerrys, as again, that has egg in it.
the PB an jam sandwiches are a good call, I really like them, and can eat loads in a sitting. I think I ate half a loaf of bread in that way before
and thanks for the ideas, but I think a few people didnt read my OP properly, as I put I cannot eat eggs, as eating them would make me loose weight from the runs i would get.
and good idea on the icecream, peanut butter, malteasers and so on, would just have to do that with a different one than ben an jerrys, as again, that has egg in it.
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