
This "diet" has super results when I follow it, which I usually have to, every "Passover" or "Pesach". I always seem to drop a few pounds.
What's Forbidden: No bread, bagels, pasta, or breading on food. No tortilla chips, chickpeas, or other legumes. No alcohol or liquors such as whiskey, scotch, or vodka.
What's Permitted: The diet consists of vegetables, fruits, and protein (cheese, eggs, meat).
The best thing about the Passover diet is that plain chocolate and/or the chocolate chip macaroons (recipe on this site) are permitted.
A daily food intake looks like this:
Breakfast: Hard boiled egg (s)
Lunch: Green salad with tomatoes, cucumbers, 3-4 oz. of grilled salmon, or lean meat (turkey, roast beef, chicken), 1 tbs. fat (mayo or olive oil).
Snack: Orange, Apple or Carrots/Celery
Dinner: 4 oz. Grilled salmon, trout, or Chilean sea bass or chicken, with 6 oz. spinach or broccoli, and small side salad.
Other options to rotate are: Low fat Greek Yogurt for breakfast/afternoon snack
Cheese (Swiss, cheddar)
Avocado (up to a half a day)
Gefilte fish (with no matzo meal in it)
This blogger makes no claim as to the health or nutritional value of above stated diet. Please check with your doctor before starting this "diet" or any food plan. All I know in lay man's words is when I stick to this I lose weight. Generally speaking I cannot last longer than 2 weeks on this! But that covers me for Passover which is why I am on the "Passover diet" in the first place!












