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Breakfast, books, music, photographs, and the rest of life.
A ramekin-sized cheesecake made from protein powder, Greek yogurt and a little cream cheese, baked until barely set, chilled, and topped with blueberries or strawberries.
Cooked chicken, a can of enchilada sauce, cheese and eight small tortillas, layered like lasagna instead of rolled one at a time.
A microwave protein cake split in half and layered with raspberries and whipped cream, the single-serve way to do shortcake.
Chicken or steak browned with onion, then simmered with black beans, diced tomatoes and taco seasoning and melted under cheese, all in one skillet.
Smoked chicken sausage, peppers, onion and Creole-seasoned shrimp roasted on one sheet pan, then tossed with cauliflower rice right on the pan.
A weeknight chicken noodle soup built on a store rotisserie chicken and protein pasta, with the noodles cooked on the side so leftovers stay brothy.
Lemon loaf, raspberry lemon loaf, raspberry and strawberry shortcake, and raspberry white chocolate, all from one vanilla protein base and a few bright add-ins.
Eleven PS3 games that reviewed well, sold fine and then quietly vanished, from Binary Domain and Enslaved to Split/Second and Blur, with what happened to the studios behind them and where you can still play each one.
Low-carb bread cut into sticks, dipped quickly in cinnamon custard and browned in butter, for dunking in sugar-free syrup.
Brilliant writing, clever puzzles and a co-op campaign that tests friendships. My only real complaint is that I can't play it for the first time again.
A low-calorie tortilla or lavash crisped for a minute, topped with sauce, mozzarella and turkey pepperoni, and air fried until bubbly.
Three tall white layers, a folded-in meringue, and old-school seven-minute frosting. Gram's cake, written down so it doesn't get lost.
