HCG diet meal 3: baked chicken zucchini pockets
healthy food at last
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Peel, chop zucchinis and pepper and weigh them to 200 grams approximately
- 2
Put the spices together as a spice mix. you should use about 1 full tsp for each pocket in order not to have a lot of salt.
- 3
Put them in a large piece of foil and add the chicken breast and season with 1- 2 teaspoon of seasoning mix. this should be around 300 grams or a little less or more but not too far from the 300 grams count for hcg diets.
- 4
Close over the foil and bake for 50 minutes on 180c
- 5
Update on HCG drops diet, although they were amazing for both rounds I had to stop using them. I got breast pains every time I tried but it was nothing serious, so be careful that by time your body might not accept it.
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