New foods tried after surgery...

[Trayjay33 138]

I am wondering what unique foods people have found themselves eating after surgery. I had someone offer me okra chips today and I was skeptical to try them but they are actually delicious! What foods are you now eating or have tried that you would not have before surgery?

[mtraverse 327]

Hummus! I never liked it before but decided to try it with carrots and celery last week and I like it

[Trayjay33 138]

@@mtraverse I have never tried hummus but I have heard its good and healthy. I will have to give it a try! ????

[dancingqueene 182]

I just started getting hooked on humus!! Loving it !!

[Cervidae 2,389]

I like making my own hummus. It's super easy and way better for you than the prepared stuff.

[Trayjay33 138]

@@Cervidae, how do you make hummus?

[Cervidae 2,389]

It's super easy. Just toss chickpeas, a bit of olive oil, a bit of lemon juice, some fresh garlic, a pinch of salt and pepper in your food processor or blender and blend until smooth.

[tssiemer 85]

Love hummus.

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[linedancer718 44]

chicken Pizza Crust. Yum!

[jess9395 5,449]

Cauliflower crust, zucchini tortillas, roasted Brussel sprouts, all kinds of things!

[Trayjay33 138]

I think I've been limiting myself too much. I am actually bored with my diet right now but these sound delicious.

[wvugal 8]

besides cauliflower and chicken pizza crusts, I have been making dishes with spaghetti squash. Takes the place of Pasta and I don't notice much of a difference!!

[Trayjay33 138]

besides cauliflower and chicken pizza crusts, I have been making dishes with spaghetti squash. Takes the place of Pasta and I don't notice much of a difference!!

Spaghetti squash? Where do you buy that?

[sparksrn 65]

@wvugal Where do you get your recipes?

[toasty 371]

I've tried spaghetti squash a number of times. I must be cooking it wrong, because every time it seems to clump together into an unholy mess, especially when I put any sort of sauce in with it. A solid knot of tangled squash that ends up having to be cut with a knife.

I think I do it right: I cut the squash in half, put it in a pan with a small amount of Water and bake it for about 40 mins in the oven, then when you can pierce it with a knife take it out and use a fork to shred the insides into "spaghetti". But the squash seems to clump together.

Any ideas?