Vegan food posts for Starchivores who follow Dr. McDougall, Dr. Esselstyn, Rip Esselstyn, Chef AJ, and others - recipes or links to them and photos when available.
Friday, November 24, 2017
Potatoes!!
If you love potatoes - and what McDougaller doesn't? - the you NEED to buy Jeanine Elder's newly release ebook, The Potato Reset.
Sure, she has a load of potato recipes on her YouTube channel, like:
or
or even
but the book has all those AND MORE!! French Toast potatoes? Yum! Over a dozen different sauces and dips? Salt-free spice mixtures to make? Almost everything here is even MWLP safe, too!
Really, everyone needs to get this e-book!
And you may as well grab it this holiday weekend while she's having a half-price Launch Weekend sale!! You can't beat it for the price of $12.50 if you want easy, low-cost, healthy potato recipes! Whether you love white, red, Gold, russets, or any of the varieties of sweet potatoes, this book is for you!
Oh, and she outlines her Potato Reset weight loss plan, too, an added bonus. :) You could already get the free 3-day version of that on her website, but the book goes into a little more detail.
I'm sure a lot of you probably already spent over $60 to get Jill McKeever's Soy Curls books, so why not shell out just a little bit more money to get even healthier potato recipes.
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Monday, November 6, 2017
Updated McDougall Holiday Recipe Guide Released
Dr. McDougall posted the following on his Facebook page today:
Holiday Meal Planning & Recipes (Updated) - Thanksgiving is less than three weeks away. Time to plan ahead. In this article, Mary has laid out a complete menu, shopping list, and time schedule so that you will be able to more easily prepare a successful meal to enjoy with your friends and family.
"This time of year, the Thanksgiving and Christmas Holidays frighten many people who eat a healthy diet. They wonder how to socialize with friends and how to prepare a meal in their home. These two days are supposed to be the largest feasts of the year."
This time of year, the Thanksgiving and Christmas Holidays frighten many people who eat a healthy…
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Tuesday, October 31, 2017
No New Webinars Until 2018?!?!
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Saturday, October 14, 2017
Even Riff-Trax (former MST3K Guys) Love Potatoes
We're MST3K fans from way back, and have followed the band of merry men (and 2 women) from Mystery Science Theater to Cinematic Titanic to Riff-Trax and back to MST3K. I get emails frequently from the Riff-Trak guys about special releases and sales. Today, I woke up to this. The subject header on the email was: Potato-Based Fuel and the Cheeziest of Martial Arts? It's time for a new riff!
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Thursday, October 12, 2017
Message from Dr McDougall
Dr. McDougall posted this on the forums today:
Dr. McDougall Update
Mary and I are well and with family.
All our material possessions are lost. The same for Heather's and Tiffany's families.
The McDougall Program (10-day, 3-day, etc.) is alive and well and continues with as few interruptions as possible.
Many people want to help us. Thank you.
But there are no official donation programs and any you may see are not authorized - do not donate to any of these.
We are humbled by the many offers of help. We may have many unexpected financial pressures, and if we decide to seek any help from you, our friends, we will let you know.
John McDougall, MD
All our material possessions are lost. The same for Heather's and Tiffany's families.
The McDougall Program (10-day, 3-day, etc.) is alive and well and continues with as few interruptions as possible.
Many people want to help us. Thank you.
But there are no official donation programs and any you may see are not authorized - do not donate to any of these.
We are humbled by the many offers of help. We may have many unexpected financial pressures, and if we decide to seek any help from you, our friends, we will let you know.
John McDougall, MD
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Fundraiser for the McDougall Family
They're currently staying with friends, far away from the fires, after being evacuated from the hotel they were first brought to.
There's been a lot of talk on-line about fundraisers for them all, and on Wednesday, some said one was already up on GoFundMe, but that one is NOT an official McDougall fundraiser.
Jeff Novick announced:
The response to help the McDougalls has been overwhelming.
I have been in conversation with the McDougalls, the American College of Lifestyle Medicine and many of the WFPB docs about setting up a go-fund me or something similar. We should know more later today or tomorrow the latest.
As soon as we get it set up I will post the information and links here.Jeff
In Health
So, as of 6am EDT today, there was no official fundraiser set up. Keep watching the official McDougall forums for an announcement of one, not any of the unofficial McDougall Facebook communities.
Wednesday, September 27, 2017
And Jeff Defends It
In a new post on the official McDougall forums, Jeff Novick, the McDougall program's own dietitian, wrote the following in a post defending the McDougall Maximum Weight Loss Program. He offers many quotes by Dr. McDougall, even links to the newsletters explaining the MWLP as-written.
Jeff said at one point:
The recommendations of Dr McDougall and myself come from not only a thorough review and understanding of the scientific literature on these issues, but also from decades of clinical experience working with clients in a closed residential setting.
However, in the last few years, people have come up with their own personal ways to improve the MWL program, usually based on their own short term experience. Most often, they do not have the understanding of the literature or the longterm clinical experience we do. In addition, we are not interested in promoting modifications to the MWL to produce short term results that will be unsustainable for most people. As Dr McDougall always says at the program, we are not here for instant results, we are here to get you to like the food and teach you a sustainable program. We could easily serve you an all (or mostly) vegetable diet and you would have better initial short-term results but it will be unsustainable.
It is important to realize that any modifications to the MWL that are not in the above newsletters, or that do not come directly from Dr McDougall or myself, are not part of the MWL program, nor do we recommend them.
and later in the post he added:
People will often say, I was doing the MWL program but it wasn't working till I also did "X," to which they are often unaware that "X" Is already a part of the MWL program. On the other hand, people will often say they are following the MWL program and doing "Y" but they are unaware that "Y" is not part of the MWL program nor recommended.
Before making adjustments to the MWL program, we recommend you give the MWL program with the refinements a fair and honest chance.
Here are a few of the adjustments people make that are not recommended. None of these are new. All have been around for a long time and seem to get recycled every few years
- A predominately raw food diet
- Eating only raw foods till 4 PM
- Intermittent fasting
- Restricted feeding window
- Extended fasts to lose weight
- Smoothies
- Juicing
- Basing their diet on non-starchy vegetables.
- Not including starch at each meal.
- Delaying the starch component of a meal.
- Eating only fruit for breakfast
- Eating only non-starchy vegetables for breakfast
- Excessive or extreme exercise
- Food Combining
- Meal Replacements
- Supplements
In regard to added salt and added sugar, we recommend buying and preparing food without either and if any are to be used, to add them at the table on the surface of the food. If either one is troublesome and create uncontrollable cravings for you, then leave them out.
Clear enough? And to think, it doesn't cost anything to follow that food plan, and there's oodles of free on-line support on the official McDougall discussion boards!
Tuesday, September 19, 2017
Dr. McDougall Disses MWLP
How did I miss this interview between Jeanne Schumacher, the woman who does the cooking videos on the McDougall website, and Dr. McDougall about the Maximun Weight Loss Program?
Once again, Dr. McD expresses his regret over writing the MWLP book, and even telling us all about the Mary's Mini!
Thursday, August 31, 2017
My New Obsession - Engine 2 Cheezy Chickpeas
I would eat these every day if I could, they're that good!
Here's the original recipe, written by Engine 2 coach Ami to the Engine 2 blog and also posted to the Engine 2 Seven Day Diet Rescue Facebook community:
TOP ENGINE 2 RECIPES: CHEEZY CHICKPEASWell, on the FB version, Ami doesn't mention this is 2 servings, and AFAIK, all of us there who were making this eat the whole shebang ourselves in one sitting, many saying they double it.
Ingredients
- 1 15-ounce can no salt added or low sodium chickpeas (do not drain and rinse!)
- 1/2 cup nutritional yeast
- 1 teaspoons Bragg liquid aminos
InstructionsDrain the liquid from the canned chickpeas into a small saucepan. Add the Bragg liquid aminos, then whisk in the nutritional yeast and whole wheat flour until well combined. Simmer on medium heat until mixture thickens, stirring constantly. Remove from heat, add chickpeas and stir to cover.
- 1 tablespoon whole wheat flour
Serve over cooked brown rice, baked potatoes, whole wheat pasta or your favorite grain – and load it up with some fresh or steamed greens!Servings: 2
Using homemade beans won't work with this, because you need the bean liquid - a.k.a. aquafaba - to make it work. Water or broth just isn't thick enough.
Although the recipe calls for wheat flour, I use Mary McDougall's preferred flour for gravy, rice flour. Never a lump in her gravy recipes or in this one.
One can of beans makes enough sauce for an entire pound of broccoli, as seen here:
This is what I've been having for lunch a few times a week. I have to restrict myself to that because other days we have beans or lentils for dinner, and Dr. McDougall does limit us to an average of one cup of beans or legumes per day. But if he didn't? Oh, yeah, this would be my every day lunch!
Thursday, August 3, 2017
The McDougall Diet
Want a plain and simple explanation of the McDougall Diet as told by Dr. McDougall himself? Then read this:
Simple Reasoning Solves Dietary Confusion
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