Bikini Challenge eating plan – week 1

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This eating plan is designed by expert dietitians for a moderately active woman.

Breakfast

Lunch

Supper

Day 1
Cereal:

1 C of high-fibre cereal and
1 C fat-free milk,1 medium, sliced banana,1 T slivered raw almonds and 1 T raisins

Balsamic-glazed chicken salad with rye bread croutons:

120 g chicken breast, seasoned with balsamic glaze, grilled and sliced, in (2 C) salad of lettuce, cucumber, tomato, red peppers and 1/2 avocado.
Add rye bread croutons (2 slices of rye bread, toasted and cut into cubes), with 1 T low-fat dressing

Baked fish with sweet potato wedges and sesame seeds:

1 medium fillet (140 g) of yellowtail, brushed with 2 t olive oil and baked with fennel, black pepper and lemon juice. 180 g sweet potato, cooked and cut into wedges, and rolled in 2 t sesame seeds; 1 1/2 C each of steamed snow peas and carrots
Day 2
Poached egg:

One poached egg, on a 60 g English wholewheat muffin (toasted),
spread with 1 t margarine, and 1 C of fresh fruit salad

Chickpea and sweet corn salad:
combine 2/3 C of canned, drained chickpeas, 1 C sweet corn (whole kernels, canned or cooked), 1 C chopped red pepper and cherry tomatoes, 2 Cs of salad leaves: rocket, baby spinach, watercress and cucumber, dressed with 2 t lemon-flavoured avocado oil

 

Grilled pork chops with vegetable medley:
2 small, lean pork chops grilled (fat trimmed) with 1 C mashed potato, seasoned with mixed herbs, 2 T pine nuts sprinkled over 1/2 C steamed vegetables: baby marrow, carrots, and baby corn. 1 C side salad: lettuce, cucumber, watercress, and 5 whole olives, with 1 T low-fat French dressing.

 

Day 3
Powers oats:

1 C apple oat flakes sprinkled with 1 T raisins topped 1 C fat-free milk:
cook 1 C of rolled oats, and add 1 grated apple

Pita with tuna, feta and avo:
mix a 100g tin of tuna in spring water, 1/2 disc of reduced-fat feta, with 1/2 avo (sliced), 2 C shredded butter lettuce, yellow and red peppers, cherry tomatoes, and 1 T reduced-fat mayo, and fill a wholewheat pita bread

 

Grilled turkey with veg:
brush 120 g turkey with 2 t olive oil, season and grill; serve with 1 C each of wild brown rice, steamed gem squash, green beans, and grilled mushrooms

 

Day 4
Banana berry smoothie with vanilla almonds:
combine 1 C fat-free milk, 3/4 C mixed-berry yoghurt with 1 medium banana, 3/4 C fresh berries, 4 T raw oats, 8 crushed almonds and 1/4 t vanilla essence to taste

 

Sweet chilli chicken sandwich with carrot salad:
layer a boiled and shredded 80g chicken breast, seasoned with sweet chilli sauce, 1 C rocket with a finely sliced cucumber, on a wholewheat/rye sandwich.For the salad, grate 1 C carrots and add 2 t raisins, and 1/4 C orange juice.

snack: A low-fat 175 ml fruit yoghurt

Fast-roasted Dorado with parsley, oregano, chilli and lime.
Day 5
Macadamia muesli and minty fruit salad:

Add chopped mint leaves to 1 C fruit salad, and serve with 1 C fat-free strawberry yoghurt, and 2/3 C of muesli with 4 macadamia nuts.

snack:1 medium banana

Egg-mayo bagel with beetroot salad:

Mash 2 boiled eggs, add 2 T low-fat mayo, finely chopped spring onions, lettuce and pickled cucumber (altogether 1 C), and spread on a wholewheat bagel.
Salad: season 1 C cooked beetroot with 2 T white balsamic vinegar.

snack: A fat-free 175 ml yoghurt with 1 medium sliced cling peach

Grilled Tandoori chicken with vegetable couscous:
Top 1 C of couscous combined with steamed broccoli and cauliflower florets with 2 medium, roasted chicken breasts seasoned with 1/2 t each paprika, cumin, turmeric, coriander, ginger, and chilli powder. Serve with 1/2 C steamed carrots rolled in 2 t sesame seeds

 

Day 6
Cinnamon-infused oats:
sprinkle 1/2 t cinnamon over 1 C oats, cooked in 1 C fat-free milk and serve with half a grapefruit

 

Peppered trout and cottage cheese on toasted rye with spinach and avocado salad:

Layer 120 g fillet of fish on 1/2 C smooth low-fat cottage cheese, with 2 C salad made up of baby spinach leaves, 1/2 avo, celery and chopped cucumber, on 2 slices toasted rye bread.Sprinkle with 2 t pumpkin seeds and season with garlic, balsamic vinegar, fresh chives, parsley and ground black pepper.

snack: 6 slices of pineapple and 9 pistachio nuts

Grilled lamb chops with lemon pepper and pesto and olive potatoes:

Trim fat, season 120 g lamb chops with pepper, lemon and thyme, and grill.
Pesto-olive potatoes: bake 180 g potatoes. Cut in half, scoop out inside and mash.
Add 4 t pesto and 5 whole olives to mash. Put mixture back into potato skins. Sprinkle with potato spice.
Bake for 25 minutes at 180°C.
Sauté and season 1 C of cabbage, and steam 1/2 C each of baby corn and baby carrots.

 

Day 7
Cereal:

2 Bran-Bix cereal biscuits, 1 T dried cranberries and 1 C fat-free milk.

snack: 5 cashew nuts and 3 dried peach halves

Wholewheat wrap with shaved ham and cheddar cheese:
20 g grated reduced-fat white cheddar cheese, add to 8 slices shaved, lean, ham in a wholewheat wrap with 1 T low-fat mayo and a smattering of Dijon mustard, with 2 C tomatoes, celery, cucumber, and onions drizzled with 2 t basil-flavoured avocado oil

 

Garlic-chutney fish with snow peas and herbed butternut mash:
Grill and season 2 fillets of white fish (280 g), season with 2 T lemon juice, chutney, dried coriander, and garlic.
Serve with 1 C brown rice, 1/2 C steamed snow peas, and 1 C mashed butternut.

snack: Fruit salad made of 2 medium kiwi and 1 medium pear with 250 ml low-fat custard

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23 Responses to “Bikini Challenge eating plan – week 1”

  1. Louise October 6, 2010 at 1:59 pm #

    Hi, any chance we can have a shopping list for the weekly Bikini challenge eating plan? Would help me SO much!

  2. Hananje October 6, 2010 at 2:15 pm #

    I second Louise, please! :)

  3. Pam* October 6, 2010 at 2:48 pm #

    Agreed, that is a good idea!

  4. Amanda October 6, 2010 at 2:49 pm #

    A Shopping List would be gr8!

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    Alet October 6, 2010 at 2:55 pm #

    That would be great!

  6. bev October 6, 2010 at 3:12 pm #

    Do you have any idea of Calories per meal? Please

  7. Bella October 6, 2010 at 3:42 pm #

    YES PLEASE SHOPPING LISt!

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      Leungo March 9, 2011 at 4:28 pm #

      Hi. Shopping list and cooking instruction would do.

  8. Melissa October 6, 2010 at 4:32 pm #

    Would love a grocery list,would save time and money

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    Nicolet October 7, 2010 at 8:10 am #

    Definitly a good Idea for a shopping list!!!

  10. Mariette October 7, 2010 at 9:11 am #

    I can not seem to print the print friendly version. Can you have a look please…

  11. Charmaine October 7, 2010 at 10:44 am #

    Will i maintain my weight or lose weight with this eating plan, i want to lose weight, quite a few kilograms??

  12. Tasha October 12, 2010 at 1:36 am #

    I’m no expert but I think this plan is perfectly balanced, and does’t allow for snacks in between.

    If your current eating habbits allow you to consume more calories than in this plan, then you will lose weight. If your current eating habbits consist of the same calories you will maintain…however consider that this plan includes a whole lot of vegetables and salads which are low in calories, high in nutrients and filling because of the combination with low GI whole grain carbs as well as lean protein with every meal.

    There are 3 solid meals and it doesn’t mention much about mid-meal snacks and drinks…so if like me, you enjoy mid-meal snacks (dried fruit and cereal bars…perhaps the odd chocolate or donut…or ice-cream), coffee and fruit juice, then you will probably lose weight because those little snacks and drinks all contain sneaky calories that add up.

    I think…add a little exercise to this plan…maybe a brisk 20 minute walk after dinner…and you will see a big difference not only to your waistline but also to your hair and skin because of the vitamins and oils and all the amazing good stuff you will get.

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    Bev Spires October 12, 2010 at 7:39 am #

    It would be great to be able to print the diet and how many calories per day is this on average please?

  14. thabs October 13, 2010 at 12:15 pm #

    hi

    Is week 2 eating plan out yet? I haven’t received mine!!

    I must say that the meals are absolutely delicious…….The best diet ever!!!

  15. Rinda October 13, 2010 at 2:34 pm #

    I can’t open my eatplan for week 2?

  16. Cat October 13, 2010 at 3:07 pm #

    Hi,also only got a repeat of the first week. It said week 2 but was not.

  17. yolande October 14, 2010 at 6:02 am #

    I never got week 1 eating plan, I just recieved week’s 2 eating plan, no what should I start with week 2?

  18. Joanne Phipson October 14, 2010 at 6:06 am #

    Do you not have an eating plan for vegetarians? i.e. one that does not include any meat, chicken, or fish?

  19. NAJMA SHAKIL October 15, 2010 at 10:38 am #

    HI
    RECIEVED THE FIRST WEEK PLAN OF BIKINI CHALLENGE ,
    WHERE DO I GET THE SECOND WEEK PLAN AND FOR HOW LONG SHOULD I CONTINUE THE DIET?

  20. Ewa Karsh December 14, 2010 at 4:47 am #

    Thank you, it was bothering me that I couldn’t get this to work right. Thanks again!

  21. Sarika January 18, 2011 at 2:24 pm #

    Hi there
    How many weeks does the diet go on for? Also where is Week 2,3, etc?
    Thank You!!

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