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Normally, I like to taste my meat. chicken on the bbq with little flavor, steak with no flavor, etc. I enjoy the taste of the actual meat. My husband is not like me and he douses everything in sauce, but I don't like my food that way.

I am afraid when I start eating food again I am going to need to moisten my food more, and I'm not going to like it.

So what do you use to moisten your food? My doctor recommends light mayo, light Salad Dressing, salsa, etc, but none of those sound good to me on chicken and steak.

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If your grilling it, what about wrapping it in foil after a few mins of sering the meat... With some extra virgin olive oil, or i can't believe its not butter, even maybe 1/2 cup water...??

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I use my crock pot a lot. The meat is very moist but the taste not hidden under BBQ Sauce, etc.

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Try marinating in the light Salad Dressing.< /p>

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I haven't had any problems with meat...and I have prett good restriction. I always marinate our steaks with some evoo and s&p and the use a tenderizer to poke holes in it. as for chicken...i love salsa over my chicken. what I do is raw chicken in a casserold dish, a can of salsa and bake till chicken is cook and then sprinkle some cheese over top. super moist and so yummy if you are needing a mexican kick!

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Crockpot...that has been great for me. Keeps the meat moist and I can get it down pretty easily. Also, I have a Deep Covered Baker from Pampered Chef and it is great for cooking meat in the microwave. When I don't have time for the crockpot, the microwave has been great...keeps the meat moist and juicy.

I am a steak lover, and there is no other way that I want my steak other than grilled, and I stayed away from it for a long time because I did not think I would be able to get it down. To my surprise it went down easily...I had my husband cook it a little rarer than usual, but it was fine.

Good Luck,

Michelle

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How about a little chicken broth / beef broth? Just a little on the side to dip in

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Kristi i see you were banded on the same day as me..how is it that you are eating food already??? i am still on clear liquids....

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Oh, no not eating food yet, lol. Just thinking ahead, I was hungry when I posted this and food was about all I could think about. Haha!

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I can't douse a steak with anything, either. I eat it rare, and in tiny bites, well-chewed. I do this with most meats--I just make sure they are moist. Some days, they go down well, others are tighter---but sauce doesn't really make a tight day looser, so I stick with what I like :cursing:

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I use my crock pot a lot. The meat is very moist but the taste not hidden under BBQ Sauce, etc.

Agree- So do I and the meat usually comes out falling apart. It is great and most of all...most of the time it is a one dish meal..no extra dirty pots etc! Which is a plus for me!!

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i use fresh(homemade) Tomato sauce with garlic or basil.

Tomatoes can be your best friend as far as eating meat

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