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Your day-to-day healthy eating guide
table of contents
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daily tracker
p.4-31 daily menus
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example day
p.32 example day
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grocery guide
p.34 p.34 p.35 p.35 p.36 p.37 p.37 p.37 p.38 dairy proteins fruits fruit juices vegetables vegetable juices carbohydrates fats extras
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next order
p.40 p.41 p.42 p.43 breakfast menu lunch menu dinner menu dessert menu page
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And remember: were always here to helpif you have any questions about your program, please call us at 1-888-NS1-CORE (671-2673).
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daily tracker
Heres where you keep tabs of your everyday eating, from your Nutrisystem meals and desserts, to your grocery foods such as proteins, fruits and vegetables. You can track your beverage intake here, too!
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breakfast
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Food/Time Eaten
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breakfast
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Food/Time Eaten
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Food/Time Eaten
lunch
Nutrisystem Lunch Entre Dairy or Protein Vegetable Vegetable
lunch
Nutrisystem Lunch Entre Dairy or Protein Vegetable Vegetable
daily tracker
snack
Dairy or Protein Fruit
Food/Time Eaten
snack
Dairy or Protein Fruit
Food/Time Eaten
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Food/Time Eaten
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Food/Time Eaten
dinner
Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
dinner
Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
Fat
Fat
dessert
Nutrisystem Dessert Entre
Food/Time Eaten
dessert
Nutrisystem Dessert Entre
Food/Time Eaten
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
Minutes: ________
Minutes: ________
If you have more than 100 pounds to lose, add one carbohydrate to breakfast and dinner, and add one fruit to lunch.
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If you have more than 100 pounds to lose, add one carbohydrate to breakfast and dinner, and add one fruit to lunch.
date:
breakfast
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lunch
Nutrisystem Lunch Entre Dairy or Protein Vegetable Vegetable
lunch
Nutrisystem Lunch Entre Dairy or Protein Vegetable Vegetable
daily tracker
snack
Dairy or Protein Fruit
Food/Time Eaten
snack
Dairy or Protein Fruit
Food/Time Eaten
daily tracker
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Food/Time Eaten
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Food/Time Eaten
dinner
Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
dinner
Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
Fat
Fat
dessert
Nutrisystem Dessert Entre
Food/Time Eaten
dessert
Nutrisystem Dessert Entre
Food/Time Eaten
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
Minutes: ________
Minutes: ________
If you have more than 100 pounds to lose, add one carbohydrate to breakfast and dinner, and add one fruit to lunch.
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If you have more than 100 pounds to lose, add one carbohydrate to breakfast and dinner, and add one fruit to lunch.
date:
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lunch
Nutrisystem Lunch Entre Dairy or Protein Vegetable Vegetable
lunch
Nutrisystem Lunch Entre Dairy or Protein Vegetable Vegetable
daily tracker
snack
Dairy or Protein Fruit
Food/Time Eaten
snack
Dairy or Protein Fruit
Food/Time Eaten
daily tracker
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Food/Time Eaten
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dinner
Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
dinner
Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
Fat
Fat
dessert
Nutrisystem Dessert Entre
Food/Time Eaten
dessert
Nutrisystem Dessert Entre
Food/Time Eaten
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
Minutes: ________
Minutes: ________
If you have more than 100 pounds to lose, add one carbohydrate to breakfast and dinner, and add one fruit to lunch.
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If you have more than 100 pounds to lose, add one carbohydrate to breakfast and dinner, and add one fruit to lunch.
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Nutrisystem Lunch Entre Dairy or Protein Vegetable Vegetable
lunch
Nutrisystem Lunch Entre Dairy or Protein Vegetable Vegetable
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Dairy or Protein Fruit
Food/Time Eaten
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Dairy or Protein Fruit
Food/Time Eaten
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dinner
Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
dinner
Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
Fat
Fat
dessert
Nutrisystem Dessert Entre
Food/Time Eaten
dessert
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Food/Time Eaten
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
Minutes: ________
Minutes: ________
If you have more than 100 pounds to lose, add one carbohydrate to breakfast and dinner, and add one fruit to lunch.
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If you have more than 100 pounds to lose, add one carbohydrate to breakfast and dinner, and add one fruit to lunch.
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Nutrisystem Lunch Entre Dairy or Protein Vegetable Vegetable
lunch
Nutrisystem Lunch Entre Dairy or Protein Vegetable Vegetable
daily tracker
snack
Dairy or Protein Fruit
Food/Time Eaten
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Dairy or Protein Fruit
Food/Time Eaten
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dinner
Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
dinner
Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
Fat
Fat
dessert
Nutrisystem Dessert Entre
Food/Time Eaten
dessert
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
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Minutes:
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Nutrisystem Lunch Entre Dairy or Protein Vegetable Vegetable
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Nutrisystem Lunch Entre Dairy or Protein Vegetable Vegetable
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Dairy or Protein Fruit
Food/Time Eaten
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Dairy or Protein Fruit
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Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
dinner
Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
Fat
Fat
dessert
Nutrisystem Dessert Entre
Food/Time Eaten
dessert
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
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Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
dinner
Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
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Fat
dessert
Nutrisystem Dessert Entre
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dessert
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
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Minutes: ________
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Dairy or Protein Fruit
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Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
dinner
Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
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Fat
dessert
Nutrisystem Dessert Entre
Food/Time Eaten
dessert
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Food/Time Eaten
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
Minutes: __________
Minutes: ________
If you have more than 100 pounds to lose, add one carbohydrate to breakfast and dinner, and add one fruit to lunch.
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Nutrisystem Lunch Entre Dairy or Protein Vegetable Vegetable
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Nutrisystem Lunch Entre Dairy or Protein Vegetable Vegetable
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Dairy or Protein Fruit
Food/Time Eaten
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Dairy or Protein Fruit
Food/Time Eaten
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Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
dinner
Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
Fat
Fat
dessert
Nutrisystem Dessert Entre
Food/Time Eaten
dessert
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Food/Time Eaten
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
Minutes: __________
Minutes: ________
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Nutrisystem Lunch Entre Dairy or Protein Vegetable Vegetable
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Dairy or Protein Fruit
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Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
dinner
Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
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Fat
dessert
Nutrisystem Dessert Entre
Food/Time Eaten
dessert
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Food/Time Eaten
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
Minutes: __________
Minutes: ________
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Nutrisystem Lunch Entre Dairy or Protein Vegetable Vegetable
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Dairy or Protein Fruit
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Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
dinner
Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
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Fat
dessert
Nutrisystem Dessert Entre
Food/Time Eaten
dessert
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Food/Time Eaten
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
Minutes: __________
Minutes: ________
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Nutrisystem Lunch Entre Dairy or Protein Vegetable Vegetable
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Dairy or Protein Fruit
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Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
dinner
Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
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dessert
Nutrisystem Dessert Entre
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dessert
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
Minutes: __________
Minutes: ________
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Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
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Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
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dessert
Nutrisystem Dessert Entre
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
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Minutes: ________
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Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
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Nutrisystem Dinner Entre Fruit or Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable
with 2 tbsp. fat free dressing, if desired
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Fat
dessert
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(recommend 6-8 eight oz glasses daily)
Minutes: __________
Minutes: ________
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example day
Here is a typical day on Nutrisystem.
date:
breakfast
8 / 7/ 10
Nutrisystem Breakfast Entre (Your Choice) Light Yogurt 8 oz. (Dairy) or 1 Egg (Protein) Cantaloupe, of a small melon or cubed 1 cup (Fruit)
lunch
If you have pancakes, you can top them with syrup! As long as its sugar-free and 20 calories or less, it counts as part of your breakfast entre.
example day
Nutrisystem Lunch Entre (Your Choice) Parmesan Cheese, 2 tbsp. (Dairy) or Turkey Slice, 1 oz. (Protein) Tomatoes, unlimited (Vegetable) Mixed Greens, Cucumbers, unlimited (Vegetable)
with 2 tbsp. fat-free dressing
When making a salad, you can combine as many unlimited vegetables as you want it still counts as only one vegetable serving!
grocery guide
What kinds of foods count as Proteins? What foods can I add-in? How big is a portion size? Is there anything extra I can have? Youll find all of your answers to your food selections right here.
snack
Low-fat Cheese, 1 oz. (Dairy) or 1 Egg, hard boiled (Protein) Grapes, 15 (Fruit)
dinner
Remember: for best results, space out your meals evenly throughout the day.
Nutrisystem Dinner Entre (Your Choice) Orange, medium (Fruit) or Spinach, raw unlimited (Vegetable) Green Beans, cooked cup (Vegetable) Carrots, raw 1 cup (Vegetable) Almonds, 6 (Fat) Nutrisystem Dessert (Your Choice)
Your caloric needs are tied to your weight. So if you have 100+ pounds to lose, your body requires some extra calories.
dessert
Minutes:
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dairy
Fat-free Milk 8 oz. Note: If you choose cereal for your breakfast entree, 4 oz. of fat-free milk should be used, but does not count as your dairy serving for that meal. Soy Milk, low fat* 8 oz. Light Yogurt (Approximately 120 calories & at least 7g protein) 6-8 oz. Fat-free or Low-fat Cheese, low sodium 1 oz.
proteins continued
Lean Pork Tenderloin Lobster Protein Powder (whey, soy) 1 oz. 2 oz. 2 tbsp. (8.5-11g)
fruits
Apple Apricots (fresh) Apricots (dried) Banana Blackberries Blueberries Cantaloupe
If you have more than 100 pounds to lose, add one carbohydrate to breakfast and dinner, and add one fruit to lunch.
1 small cup cup 3 whole 3 whole 1 small (6) cup cup small 1 cup 12 cup 2 tbsp. 1 cup 2 2 cup large 15 2 small small 1 cup 1 large cup cup cup 1 medium 1 medium cup 1 cup 1 medium
Pear (fresh) Pear (canned, packed in water) Persimmons Pineapple (fresh, cubed) Pineapple (canned, in water) Plantains (cooked) Plums Plums (canned, packed in water) Pomegranate Prickly Pear Prunes Raisins Raspberries* Strawberries, whole* Tangelos Tangerine Watermelon (limithigh on the Glycemic Index)
1 small cup 2 small cup cup cup 2 small cup 1 cup 3 2 tbsp. 1 cup 1 cups medium
Sandwich Meat (with 2g or less fat), low sodium 1 oz. Sardines (canned in water), low sodium* Scallops* Seitan Shrimp* Soy Hot Dogs* (i.e.Veggie Dogs), low sodium Tempeh, low sodium Tofu* Tuna (canned in water), low sodium* Turkey (without skin) 2 2 oz. 2 oz. 2 oz. 1 link 2 oz. cup cup 1 oz. 2 oz.
Non-fat or Low-fat Cottage Cheese, low sodium cup Parmesan (grated), low sodium Low-fat Soy Cheese, low sodium* 2 tbsp. 2 slices
Cantaloupe (cubed) Cherries (fresh) Cherries (canned, packed in water) Cranberries (dried) Currants (red & white, fresh) Figs (fresh) Figs (dried) Fruit Cocktail (canned, packed in water) Grapefruit Grapes Guava Honeydew Melon Honeydew Melon, cubed Kiwi Loganberries Lychees (limithigh on the Glycemic Index) Mango Nectarine Orange Oranges, Mandarin (canned, packed in water) Papaya (raw, cubed) Peach (fresh)
grocery guide
grocery guide
proteins
Canadian Bacon Chicken (without skin) Clams Crab* Edamame (cooked, de-shelled)* Egg* Egg Substitute Egg Whites Fish, fresh (not breaded)* Fish, frozen (not breaded)* Ham Lean Beef Chuck Lean Beef Flank Lean Beef Rump Lean Beef Sirloin Lean Beef Tenderloin Lean Pork Loin Chop
* Natural source of omega-3 fatty acids
1 oz. 1 oz. 2 oz. 2 oz. cup 1 cup 3 1 oz. 1 oz. 1 oz. 1 oz. 1 oz. 1 oz. 1 oz. 1 oz. 1 oz.
fruit juices
Acai Juice
For best results, you should minimize fruit juices as a fruit option.
cup cup cup cup cup cup 1 cup cup cup cup cup cup cup cup cup cup
Apple Cider (unsweetened) Apple Juice Apricot Juice Apricot Nectar Cranberry Juice Cocktail Cranberry Juice Cocktail, reduced calorie Fruit Juice Blends, 100% juice Grape Juice Grapefruit Juice Orange Juice Peach Nectar Pear Nectar Pineapple Juice Pomegranate Juice Prune Juice
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low sodium=140mg or less per serving free= 5mg per serving reduced sodium = at least 25% less than the original product. If you want to add a grocery food to your program that is not listed within this food options section please call a counselor at 1-888-NS1-CORE (671-2673) for proper serving sizes.
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vegetables
Artichoke, whole Artichoke Hearts Artichoke (Jerusalem or Sunchoke) Asparagus
NOTE: When making a salad, you can combine as many unlimited vegetables as you wantit still counts as only one vegetable serving! 1 2 cup Unlimited 1 cup Mixed Greens Unlimited
cup
1 cup 3 tbsp.
Mixed Vegetables cup (c) /1 cup (r) (without Corn, Peas, Turnips) Mushrooms Okra Onions, Green Onions, White Pea Pods Peppers (Any) Pimento Radishes Rutabaga Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited cup (c) /1 cup (r) Unlimited Unlimited cup Unlimited cup (c) /1 cup (r) Unlimited Snap Peas, Sugar Snap Peas, Yellow Snow Pea Pods Squash, Spaghetti Squash, Yellow* Spinach* cup (c) /1 cup (r) cup (c) /1 cup (r) Unlimited cup (c) /1 cup (r) cup (c) /1 cup (r)
carbohydrates
If you have more than 100 pounds to lose, add one carbohydrate to breakfast and dinner, and add one fruit to lunch.
fats
Almond Butter Almonds Avocado Brazil Nuts* Cashew Butter Cashews Flaxseed* Hazelnuts (Filberts) Macadamia Nuts* Mayonnaise, reduced fat Non-Hydrogenated Oil Spread (e.g. Benecol) Oil (Canola, Olive, Peanut, Corn, Safflower, Flax)* Olives* Peanut Butter (smooth, chunky) Peanuts* Pecans* Pine Nuts Pistachios Pumpkin Seeds* 1 tsp. 6 cup
Beans (Green, Wax, Italian) cup (c) /1 cup (r) Beets cup (c) /1 cup (r) Unlimited Unlimited cup (c) /1 cup (r) Unlimited cup (c) /1 cup (r) Unlimited Unlimited cup (c) /1 cup (r) Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Bok Choy, Chinese Chard, White Mustard Broccoli* Brussels Sprouts*
2 medium 1 tsp. 4-5 1 tbsp. 5 3 1 tbsp. 1 tbsp. 1 tsp. 5 large 1 tsp. 4 halves 1 tbsp. 15 1 tbsp. 10 large (out of shell)
cup
grocery guide
Cabbage* Carrots Cauliflower* Celery Collard Greens* Cucumbers Daikon (Chinese radish) Dandelion Greens Eggplant Escarole Fennel
grocery guide
Crackers (Whole-grain) oz. or 2-5 crackers English Muffin (Whole Wheat, Multi-grain) Graham Crackers Hummus Kasha Lima Beans Oatmeal (cooked)* Pasta (cooked al dente) Peas (Green)* Peas (Split, Black-Eyed) Pita (Whole-grain, 6 inch) Popcorn, low-fat (popped) Quinoa (cooked) Rice (Brown, cooked) Roll (Whole-grain, small) 3 squares 2 tbsp. cup cup cup cup cup cup 3 cups cup cup 1 roll
cup (c) / Unlimited (r) Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited cup cup Unlimited 1 cup cup (c) /1 cup (r) cup Unlimited Unlimited
Sprouts (Alfalfa, Bean, Soybean), raw Tomatillos Tomato (fresh) Tomato Paste Tomato Sauce Tomatoes, Cherry Tomatoes, Grape Turnips* Watercress Zucchini Water Chestnuts (canned)
Greens (Collard, Kale)* cup (c) /1 cup (r) Greens (Mustard) Hearts of Palm Jicama (raw) Kale* Kohlrabi Leeks Unlimited 2 sticks Unlimited cup (c) /1 cup (r) cup (c) /1 cup (r) cup (c) /1 cup (r) Unlimited
Salad Dressings (regular, 45 calories or fewer), low sodium* 1 tbsp. Salad Dressings (reduced-fat, 45 calories or fewer), low sodium* 2 tbsp. Sesame Seeds* Squash Seeds* Sunflower Seeds* Tahini (sesame paste) Walnuts* 1 tbsp. 1 tbsp. 1 tbsp. 2 tsp. 4 halves
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seasonings and spices
Flavoring Extracts Fresh/Dried Herbs Garlic Hot Pepper Sauce Lemon Juice Lime Juice Pan Spray, non-stick Parsley Seasonings (no added salt) Spices (salt free) Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited
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NOTE: We recommend limiting your daily caffeine intake. Broth (low sodium) Broth (sodium free) Club Soda Coffee Diet Soda/Diet Soft Drinks Drink Mixes (sugar free) Tea, Black/Green Tea, Herbal Tonic Water (sugar free) Limit to 8 oz. Limit to 16 oz. Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited
Sugar Substitutes (i.e. Splenda, Equal, SweetN Low) Unlimited Vinegar (excluding balsamic) Unlimited
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grocery guide
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condiments
Horseradish Ketchup (low sodium) Mustard Picante Sauce Relish 1 tsp. 1 tbsp. 1 tsp. 1 tbsp. 1 tsp.
Salad Dressings (fat-free, 45 calories or fewer), low sodium* 2 tbsp. Salsa (low sodium) Soy Sauce (low sodium) Taco Sauce Wheat Germ
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Worcestershire Sauce
On the following pages, you'll nd a sampling of Nutrisystem foods. Choose the ones you love for your next ordercreate your own personalized menu! And our kitchens are always adding exciting new foods to the menu, so make sure to call a counselor to nd out whats cooking!
lunch
Beans & Ham Soup Black Bean Tortilla Soup Black Beans & Rice Cheese Tortellini Cheesy Home-Style Potatoes Chicken and Pasta in Cacciatore Sauce Chicken Noodle Soup Chicken Salad Chocolate Peanut Butter Bar Chocolate Raspberry Bar Cream of Broccoli Soup Chicken Caesar Salad Dressing with Diced Chicken Creamy Tomato Soup Double Chocolate Caramel Bar Fettuccini Alfredo Fudge Graham Bar Hearty Minestrone Soup Mexican Style Tortilla Soup Noodles with Chicken and Vegetables Pasta Parmesan with Broccoli Pasta with Beef Red Beans and Rice with Sausage Split Pea Soup Three Cheese Pasta with Chicken Trail Mix Bar Tuna Salad Turkey Hot Dogs Vegetable Beef Soup
breakfast
Apple Cinnamon Oatmeal Apple Granola Bar Apple Strudel Bar Apple Strudel Scone Banana Nut Muffin Berries & Multigrain Flakes Blueberry Flavored Pancake Mix Blueberry Muffin Chewy Chocolate Chip Granola Bar Chocolate Chip Scone Cinnamon Bun Cinnamon Bun Bar Cinnamon Swirl Granola Bar Cluster Crunch Cereal Cranberry Granola Bar
Cranberry Orange Pastry Crispy Rice Cereal Double Chocolate Muffin Egg Frittata Harvest Nut Bar Lowfat Granola Cereal Maple Brown Sugar Oatmeal NutriCinnamon Squares Cereal NutriFlakes Cereal40% Bran Flakes NutriFrosted Crunch Cereal Pancake Mix Peanut Butter Granola Bar Southern-Style Biscuits & Gravy Sweetened Os Cereal Whole Grain Os Cereal
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Pancakes
Cheese Tortellini
Chicken Salad
Blueberry Mufn
dinner
Asian-Style Orange Chicken BBQ Pork Wrap BBQ Sauce over Beef, Beans and Rice Beef and Noodles in Teriyaki Sauce Buffalo Chicken Wrap Cheese and Spinach Ravioli with Meat Sauce Cheese Ravioli with Basil Tomato Sauce Chicken with Dumplings Chicken Alfredo Chicken Pasta Parmesan Chicken Tortilla Soup Chili with Beans Flame Broiled Beef Patty - Cooked Grilled Chicken Breast with Rib Meat Hearty Beef Stew Homestyle Beef with Mashed Potatoes & Gravy Italian Herb Flatbread Pizza Lasagna with Meat Sauce Macaroni & Cheese with Beef Mashed Potatoes with Meatloaf & Tomato Sauce Meatloaf & Tomato Sauce with Mashed Potatoes Mushroom Risotto Oriental Steak with Green Peppers and Noodles Pasta Fagioli Pasta Primavera with Tofu Rotini with Meatballs and Tomato Sauce Sloppy Joe Spaghetti with Meat Sauce Stroganoff Sauce with Beef and Noodles Swedish Meatballs with Pasta in Sauce Sweet and Sour Chicken with Noodles Thick Crust Pizza Vegetable Fajita Vegetable Lasagna with Basil Tomato Sauce Vegetarian Chili Wedged Potatoes with Sliced Beef Steak Zesty Cajun Style Chicken and Sausage with Brown Rice
dessert
Almond Biscotti BBQ Soy Chips Blueberry Lemon Dessert Bar Buffalo Wing Pretzel Sticks Carrot Cake Cheese Puffs Chocolate Caramel Dessert Bar Chocolate Chip Cookie Chocolate Chocolate Chip Pudding Chocolate Crunch Bar Chocolate Fudge Bar Chocolate Peanut Butter Bar Chocolate Pound Cake Chocolate Rainbow Delights Chocolatey Nougat Bar with Peanuts and Caramel Coconut Almond Bar Double Chocolate Almond Cookie Fudge Brownie Golden Pound Cake Honey Mustard Pretzel Sticks Milk Chocolatey Delight Bar Mint Chocolate Crunch Bar Nacho Crisps NutriChocolates Oatmeal Raisin Cookie Peanut Butter Cookie Peppermint Cookie Patty Pretzels Strawberry Shortcake Bar Thin Mint Crisp Bar Walnut Chocolate Chip Cookies White Chocolate Chunk Cookie Zesty Herb Snack Mix
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Vegetable Fajita
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helpful tips
The key to eating out is pre-planning. Here are some general tips that can help you plan for success:
Smart. Balanced. Nutritious. Delicious. Start here and youre on your way!
Think portion control. Change your focus from getting your moneys worth to enjoying the entire dining experience. Remember one overall message: Be in CONTROL. Position your mindset before you enter a restaurant.
Entrees
Pace yourself; eat slowly and put your utensil down in between bites. Try to be the last one to finish. Take frequent beverage sips. Ask for a To Go bag up front. Leave food on your plate. Signal the waitperson to remove your plate as soon as youre finished.
Redefine Fullness
Dont equate a bloated feeling or clean plate with fullness. Give your stomach time to tell your brain its full (approx. 20 min).
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portion guidelines
Everything today has become super-sized, and food portions are no exception! Servings are biggersometimes increased four times more than normaland even dinner plates are larger. It can be bewildering to figure out what a healthy portion is and how you can be sure thats what youre getting. But heres a handy guide to help you gauge proper portions in a snap.
Item
medium fruit1 cup cheese, tofu1 oz. peanut butter, cream cheese2 tbsp. meat, poultry3 oz.
fruit, veggies cup fish3 oz. candy, nuts1 oz. snacks, chips1 oz.
Knowing portion sizes is the first step to staying in control when youre out. But here are some ways to ensure you actually get those portions. Always order the small size; dont super-size anything. Dont go to buffets. Before eating or drinking anything, look at the product label to see the recommended serving size and how many servings are included in the entire bag/box/bottle. When serving from large containers, place one portion on your plate and put the rest away and out of sight. Never eat out of the carton, bag or box. Wash out and save Nutrisystem cartons (entre trays, cups) and use them as a guide for store-bought food. Dont serve food family-style. Plate the food before the meal (with appropriate portions) and serve restaurant-style. Remember that you dont need to clean your plate. Leave food if youre full.
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on the menurestaurants
Eating out has become one of Americas pastimes, but going to restaurants while still controlling your weight can be challenging. Many items are deepfried or prepared with rich sauces. Even if you think youre ordering smart, serving sizes tend to be deceptively large. Restaurant terms can also be puzzling: is a barnaise sauce high in calories? What about sauted food? There are also the perils of navigating different cuisines... Not to worry! In the following pages youll find tips and ordering suggestions for dining out. The different cuisines and specific types of restaurants youre likely to encounter are listed, along with good ordering choices to help you order wherever you are. Also, before you go, take a look at the making the grade chart starting on
chinese food
Better Choices
soups steamed Peking dumplings, roast pork strips shrimp, prawns, scallops and fish dishes vegetable listings (spicy green beans, veggie delight) lobster or light wine sauce simmered, steamed, roasted served on a sizzling platter fresh fish fillets hot and spicy tomato-based sauce
Bad Choices
duck dishes sweet-and-sour dishes egg rolls, fried shrimp, fried wontons fried, breaded, crispy egg foo yung in birds nest
page 59. There, youll find common food terms and a grade for each one. Check it out, and discover some grade-A choices!
Tips
request no MSG leave off the crispy, fried wonton substitute brown rice for white rice ask for sauces on the side use less oil/salt/soy sauce in preparation substitute chicken for duck
american food
Better Choices salads and broth soups stir-fry vegetable dishes broiled fresh fish fajitas blackened chicken or fish crisp lettuce and sliced tomatoes green or red onion spicy chicken blackened, mesquite-grilled, charbroiled marinated and broiled replace cole slaw with fruit get dressings on the side add or delete several items from dishes Bad Choices fried appetizers burgers, cheesesteaks, clubs and melts cream soups heavy dressings and mayonnaise items French fries golden, crispy, deep fried cheese: grated, melted, layered creamy, garlic butter, Alfredo sauce served in a crispy tortilla shell large, jumbo, piled high, stacked
Tips
eat appetizers as entrees hold the sour cream or mayonnaise vegetables instead of French fries sandwich on whole-wheat vs. croissant
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fast food
Better Choices
with limited toppings and no cheese: plain hamburger junior roast beef sandwich grilled chicken sandwich salads with dressing on the side fresh, baked, broiled or grilled small, child-sized
Bad Choices
chickennuggets and strips fried chicken and fried chicken sandwiches fried seafood and fried fish sandwiches most toppings and cheese large orders of French fries fried, deep-fried, batter-dipped special sauce, mayo, cheese mega-sized, extra-large, value packed
Tips
plain or with limited toppings always order small fat-free dressings on the side a la carte items look for fruit/yogurt items
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italian food
Better Choices
appetizerssquid, mussels, clams, marinated vegetables, soup pastas, meats, seafood or poultry marinara, primavera, white or red clam sauces, mushroom and wine sauces fish, scallops and chicken tomato-based sauces, red or white wine sauce, light mushroom sauce shallots, artichoke hearts, capers primavera, Florentine (spinach)
Bad Choices
high-fat appetizers, bread and butter melted cheese and rich sauces creamy soups stuffed dishes creamy sauce: mushroom, cheese, garlic, butter, herbed au gratin, crme fraiche stuffed or casserole hollandaise, mayonnaise, sour cream
Bad Choices
Alfredo, carbonara, parmigiana stuffed with cheese creamy sauces manicotti, cannelloni, tortellini, and lasagna pesto sauces prosciutto ham, pancetta
Tips Tips
appetizer size vs. entre size no bread remove skin from the chicken hold the sauce on the pasta serve half and wrap half to go steamed vegetables vs. sauted extra plate to split dish; extra forks for desserts
indian food
Better Choices
kachumber and riata (Indian-style salads) daal (lentil soup) chicken, seafood, lamb, vegetable low-fat paneer chapatti or roti (unleavened wheat flatbread) tandoori and tikka lentils and vegetables chapatti or roti basmati rice
japanese food
Better Choices
steamed dishes or shabu-shabu (which you dip yourself) soups sushi and sashimi (raw fish) wasabi salad and fresh fruit fish, shellfish, poultry steamed, sauted, braised vinegared, marinated grilled, on skewers, barbecued broiled, served in broth
Bad Choices
crispy/deep fried cream, coconut sauces leavened fried appetizerssamosa, pakora cream, coconut-based soups and sauces fried, stuffed, leavened breads parathas, naan, kulcha dessertskheer, kulfi, carrot halwa, lassi
Bad Choices
battered and fried deep-fried, tempura, agemono, katsu fried bean curd teriyaki, soy-based dishes sauces tempura, age tofu and dumplings (fried)
Tips
make more/less spicy less oil and salt in preparation
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Tips
use less sauce in preparing this dish substitute scallops for beef
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mexican food
Better Choices
gazpacho, chili con carne, black bean soup salsa (you can use it for salad dressing, too) chicken or beef enchiladas, burritos, soft tacos, fajitas black beans shredded, spicy chicken/beef served with salsa covered with enchilada sauce grilled, marinated, simmered wrapped in a corn tortilla
Bad Choices
topped with sour cream, guacamole, or black olives covered with shredded cheese served in fried tortilla shell chorizo (Mexican sausage) layered with refried beans tortilla chips nachos, fried items, melted cheese and refried beans chili con queso, guacamole, refried beans
Tips
hold the sour cream, guacamole, and refried beans hold the grated cheese extra salsa on the side salad without the fried shell an order of soft tortillas on the side
seafood
Better Choices
mahi mahi, monkfish, mussels poached salmon, steamed halibut and vegetables mesquite grilled tuna, swordfish kabobs blackened bluefish broiled, blackened, Cajun style in mustard dill sauce with herbs, spices, cilantro barbecued, kabobs poached freshly cooked
Bad Choices
breaded and fried, batter-dipped fish and chips served with cream/cheese sauce Thermidor baked stuffed, or rolled creamy chowder or bisque high-fat preparations (oil & butter) fried clams or fish chowder, white
Tips
extra lemon wedges substitute dinner salad for cole slaw
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broil instead of pan fry butter and sour cream on the side
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thai food
Better Choices
satay and steamed mussels healthy soups: tom yum koong, po taek salads vegetable-heavy dishes stir-fried, sauted, braised, steamed basil sauce or basil leaves lime juice fish sauce, hot sauce napa, bamboo shoots, black mushrooms, ginger, garlic
Bad Choices
deep-fried, crispy, golden brown curry sauce (made with coconut milk) eggplant (most often fried) duck dishes, usually high in fat and fried curry dishes and coconut milk dishes high sodium soups: tom ka gai, chicken coconut soup
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Tips
make more/less spicy substitute vegetable oil for coconut oil substitute scallops or shrimp for beef in dish more veggies/less meat in dish dressing on the side Barding/Larding Bearnaise Sauce Bechamel Sauce Beurre Blanc Bisque Blackening
A typical American style of cooking in which meats, A fish or vegetables are either marinated in a dry or wet rub and slow-cooked over wood or charcoal; depending on the sauces this can be a healthy alternative A procedure of adding fat back into foods, or wrapping/basting meats with fat A sauce prepared from butter, egg yolks and tarragon A white/cream sauce thickened with flour A sauce prepared from butter, wine and aromatics A soup prepared with cream A special type of searing in which meats or fish are typically coated in highly flavorful spices and cooked at very high heats in some fat (i.e. butter, oil); it can be requested to use little or, at times, no oil A method of quick-cooking in boiling water; typically used with vegetables A method of cooking used for tougher pieces of meat; sauces/liquid used in cooking may be higher in fat Coatings used on meats in preparation for deep frying or pan frying Cooking done with meats and vegetables; similar to grilling C C C C C B
vegetarian food
Better Choices
salads lentils and beans vegetables and edamame tofu, seitan, tempeh, veggie burgers tomato sauce fresh fruit variety of vegetables whole grains, couscous, quinoa, brown rice
Bad Choices
crispy, deep fried, golden high-fat dressings pesto or cheese-based sauces cream soups fried appetizers and entrees go light on full-fat cheeses avocado
A B C A
Tips
less oil and salt in preparation no butter sauces on the side
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Definition A method of topping a dessert with sugar and then caramelizing or burning the sugar to form a crust Cooking over an open flame; similar to grilling A soup usually containing bacon and/or pork fat and potatoes; some versions may contain cream A method of preparation used in French Cuisine which cooks meat submerged in oils/fats over low temperatures for a long period of time Meats are salted and brined, such as corned beef Sauce usually prepared from fresh fruits or slightly blanched vegetables and served with meat, fish or desserts A method of cooking where cream or high fat cheeses are used
Grade B A B
Definition A dessert chocolate preparation made with chocolate and heavy cream A sauce made by reducing vinegars and/or combinations of juices and aromatics A dish topped with cheese and bread crumbs and then baked A method of cooking done with meats and vegetables; similar to broiling A sauce prepared from butter and egg yolks A liquid is used to enhance flavors of meats; usually low in fat and high in flavor A French preparation for fish in which the fish is dredged in a coating and pan fried in butter A technique of adding cold butter into a sauce at the last stage before presentation to enhance flavor and appearance A piece of fish or meat is pounded very thin, then sauteed or grilled Food is partially submerged in oil; many restaurants vary and may only use a little bit of oil Food is stored in salty brine in order to preserve Meat or fish is roasted or grilled on a flavorful piece of wood (such as cedar)
Grade C A C A C A C
Corned Coulis
Creamed Deep-fried
C C B
Food is completely submerged in hot oil to quickly cook A sauce preparation made from Espagnole sauce (see below) and used with many meat preparations A method of coating food; often done before deep frying or pan frying Food is typically placed within a casing of puff-pastry or pie dough and then baked Food is placed in a parchment paper pouch, baked and steamed with its own natural moisture Brown sauce flavored with bacon and vegetables; the basis for most brown sauces Cooking used mainly in Creole cuisine where little to no liquid is used; can be similar to braising Alcohol is added to the food and set a flame; can add extra calories Poultry which has been cooked in butter and simmered in a liquid until finished A method of batter/deep frying foods (i.e. corn fritters, hush puppies)
Monte Au Beurre
Demi-Glace
Paillard C Pan-fried C Pickled A B A B C C Sashimi Plank Cooking Poaching Reduction Remoulade Roasted Rotisserie
A B B A
Food is submerged in gently simmering, flavorful liquids A Sauce made by reducing stocks or other flavorful liquids B A mayonnaise-type dressing native to Creole cooking A method similar to baking which typically uses little fat and high oven temperatures A style of cooking where meats are kept in a constant rotation over a heat source (i.e. open flame, oven etc.) A Japanese preparation that includes slices of raw fish C A B
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Sauteed Seared
Cooking that uses a small amount of fat in a pan over a range or open flame Browning the outside of meat/fish before the food is transferred to another cooking method (such as baking, roasting or braising) to finish the cooking process Similar to poaching; foods are placed in water or flavorful liquids which are not quite boiling Food is smoked with wood chips; smoked food can be high in salt Food is vacuum-sealed with herbs and aromatics and cooked in submerged circulating water Cooking which uses steam to prepare foods Cooking which completely submerges food (i.e. meat) in a flavorful liquid and cooks for several hours; gravies can be high in fats Cooking that uses high heat and typically very little fat; common to most Asian cuisines Japanese preparation of fish, vegetables, seaweed and rice Deep frying common with Japanese food Thickened stock used for soups and sauce A preparation for salad dressings usually combining 3 parts oil to 1 part vinegar
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