How many times have you bypassed the stairs for the elevator? Little did you know, you've had one of the most effective workout regimens right at your feet. Scour most gyms and you'll find a few stairstepper machines -- and there's a reason for that. Climbing the stairs is great exercise for improving cardio health and building muscles. Stairclimbing targets the glutes, hamstrings, quadriceps and calves and is a low impact on feet and knees. A study conducted in England and Northern Ireland found that sedentary women who took the stairs up to six times a day increased their fitness level, lowered their cholesterol and decreased their risk of cardiovascular disease over a two-month period. An additional study found that men who climbed at least 100 steps a day cut back their risk of death by 20 percent.

Hangover Helper: 4 Tips for Recovery
Ease the morning-after-the-night-before pain, without resorting to a big, greasy breakfast.
Article By: Susie Rowe

A pounding head, churning stomach and a mouth drier than the Sahara — what were you thinking last night?

You were having fun, not thinking, and now you're paying for it. It's bad enough waking up and cringing as you recall drunkenly belting out "Material Girl" at the karaoke bar — but having to cope with a horrific hangover as well is enough to send even the bravest of souls back under the duvet.

There are no miracle cures for the after-effects of alcohol, but don't despair — there are a few things you can do to get on the path to recovery. And the good news for those watching their weight is that all of them are low in calories. Check out this morning-after action plan.

1. Drink lots of water
When you wake up feeling parched after a drinking session, follow that instinct to gulp lots of water. It will help rehydrate your body. Juice will do this even faster, but go easy on it if you're concerned about calories. Forget "hair of the dog" tactics — more booze will just make things worse (nd chip away at your DPT). Try an over-the-counter pain medication to help ease your headache. (Choose wisely: Most physicians advise against products that contain acetaminophen.)

2. Forget the pizza
Dieters take note: Contrary to popular opinion, there's absolutely no proof that wolfing down half a greasy pizza will cure a hangover. A little food can help refuel your body, however, and food containing fat can soothe your stomach — which is why egg yolks, bouillon and milk are common ingredients in many folk remedies for hangovers. But go easy on solid foods until you feel a bit better.

3. Go for a walk
Any form of exercise will probably sound about as appealing as letting someone jump up and down on your head. But while no one is suggesting a full-on aerobics session, a gentle walk might be just what the doctor ordered.

As Frankie Robinson, RD, explains: "Strenuous exercise isn't a good idea because it will add to feelings of dehydration. But a walk is a good way of getting some fresh air and gentle exercise."


4. Stay in bed
One of the best hangover remedies is to crawl back into bed for a couple of extra hours' sleep. Ultimately, only time will "cure" your hangover, but rest can help!

Beef Crostini

Weight Watchers Recipe

Ratings (41)
3PointsPlus Value
Prep time: 12 min
Cook time: 10 min
Other time: 0 min
Serves: 8
The classic combo of beef with horseradish sauce is always a crowd pleaser. Sliced deli roast beef makes it a breeze to prepare.
Ingredients
3 spray(s) olive oil cooking spray  
6 oz French bread, about an 8-inch long thin loaf, cut into 16 slices  
1/3 cup(s) reduced-fat sour cream  
      3 Tbsp uncooked red onion(s), diced  
1 Tbsp store-bought horseradish  
1/4 tsp black pepper, freshly ground (plus extra for garnish)  
      2 cup(s) arugula, baby leaves  
8 oz deli-style roast beef slice(s), thickly cut into 8 pieces and then each piece cut in half to yield 16 pieces total  
Instructions
Preheat oven to 325ºF. Coat a cookie sheet with cooking spray.

Place bread on prepared cookie sheet and lightly coat with cooking spray. Bake until lightly browned and crisp, about 10 minutes; let cool.

In a small bowl, combine sour cream, onion, horseradish and pepper.

To assemble crostini, top each piece of toasted bread with 1 slice beef, 1 teaspoon horseradish sauce, a grind of black pepper and a few arugula leaves. Yields 2 crostini per serving.

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Skinny Eggnog Cake
Need an easy dessert to bring to a Holiday party?
This cake is easy and delicious. Simply combine a yellow box cake mix with nutmeg, Chobani, water
and egg whites and you'll have a deliciously light cake ready in no time. Top the cake with some
whipped topping spiked with rum or rum extract and dessert is ready!
I used Truwhip as a healthier alternative to Cool Whip, which contains no HFCS, hydrogenated oils,
transfats or GMOs. I heard Trader Joe's also carries a similar whipped topping if you are lucky
enough to have one near you. Happy Holidays!!
Skinny Eggnog Cake
Skinnytaste.com
Servings: 15 • Size: 1 slice cake w topping • Old Pts: 4 pts • WW Points+: 5 pts
Calories: 188 • Fat: 5 g • Carb: 32 g • Fiber: <1 g • Protein: 2.5 g • Sugar: 4.3 g
Sodium: 204 mg
Ingredients:
16.5 oz package yellow cake mix
6-oz fat-free Greek yogurt
1 cup water
2 large egg whites
1 1/2 tsp ground nutmeg, plus more for garnish
baking spray
For the Rum Topping:
10 oz Truwhip or reduced fat whipped topping
1 tbsp rum (or a few drops rum extract)
Directions:
Preheat oven to 350°. Lightly spray a 9 x 13 inch baking pan with baking spray.
Combine all the cake ingredients in a large mixing bowl and beat until combined. Pour into
prepared baking pan and bake about 28-30 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted comes out clean.
Allow to cool before frosting.
For frosting, in a small bowl, whisk whipped topping with rum or rum extract. Spread over cake and
dust with more nutmeg. Keep refrigerated if making this ahead OR keep whipped topping in the
refrigerator and serve on the si

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Have a GREAT NIGHT!

And if you can't eat just ONE- don't bring the enemy home! And if the enemy is lurking nearby- shoot it!
(chute it down the disposal!)

Ginger Snap People

Weight Watchers Recipe

Ratings (52)
2PointsPlus Value
Prep time: 20 min
Cook time: 10 min
Other time: 0 min
Serves: 60
These crisp cookies are great with coffee, tea or ice-cold skim milk. Wrap some in colorful plastic wrap for a tasty holiday gift.
Ingredients
2 cup(s) all-purpose flour  
1 cup(s) whole wheat flour  
2 tsp baking powder  
1/2 tsp baking soda  
1 Tbsp ground ginger, or less to taste  
1 1/2 tsp ground cinnamon  
1/4 tsp table salt  
1/4 tsp ground allspice  
1/4 pound(s) regular butter, softened (1 stick)  
1 cup(s) packed brown sugar, dark-variety  
      1 large egg(s), beaten  
1/2 cup(s) Blackstrap molasses  
1 tsp vanilla extract  
4 spray(s) cooking spray  
1 Tbsp all-purpose flour, for rolling out dough  
1 1/2 cup(s) powdered sugar  
2 Tbsp fresh lemon juice, or less to taste  
2 tsp lemon zest  
Instructions
In a large bowl, combine all-purpose flour, whole wheat flour, baking powder, baking soda, ginger, cinnamon, salt and allspice; mix well and set aside.

Using an electric mixer on high speed, in a large bowl, cream butter and brown sugar until light and fluffy. Add egg, molasses and vanilla; beat until thoroughly combined.

With mixer on low speed, add flour mixture to egg mixture, a little at a time, beating after each addition (dough will be stiff).

Divide dough into 2 equal-size balls and shape each into a rectangle; wrap each with plastic wrap and refrigerate for 1 to 2 hours.

Preheat oven to 375˚F. Coat 2 nonstick cookie sheets with cooking spray.

Unwrap dough and place on a lightly floured surface; let stand for about 15 to 20 minutes. Roll dough out to 1/4-inch thickness; cut cookies using a 3-inch gingerbread man cookie cutter.

Place cookies on prepared cookie sheets and bake until crisp, about 7 to 10 minutes. Remove from oven to wire rack and let cool.

Meanwhile, in a small bowl, to make icing, combine powdered sugar with lemon juice and zest; decorate cookies as desired. Yields 1 cookie per serving.
 

Project Blue: Jeans
Welcome to part 1 of our yearlong challenge designed to help you look—and feel—great in your go-to wardrobe staple.
Article By: Stacey Colino, Weight Watchers Magazine

Oh, how we love (and hate!) our jeans—and for good reason: “We associate jeans with youth, comfort, freedom, and being hip and sexy,” notes Daniel James Cole, M.F.A., a professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York. “They also serve as a litmus test: Being able to fit into a pair of jeans is the holy grail of losing weight.” Indeed, the flip side is true as well: Not being able to fit into a coveted pair of jeans ranks among life’s biggest fashion frustrations for most of us. Consider this: A recent national poll of 1,000 women found that

62% rely on their jeans as a measure of whether they need to lose weight.
50% hold onto their “skinny jeans,” hoping that they’ll squeeze into them again.
31% refuse to go up a size to find jeans that fit well.
These statistics are one reason we’re kicking off the “Project Blue” challenge in this issue. This yearlong program will help you do what it takes to slim down, tone up, and look fabulous in your jeans. The mission this issue? To look and feel better in your jeans starting right this minute. Here’s the plan.

Step 1
Don’t Look at the Number on the Tag

You’re in good company when it comes to the issues you have with your jeans. Surveys have found that the biggest complaints women have about their jeans include that they magnify a big tummy or muffin top, make the hips look wide or the thighs look bulky, make the butt look too big or too flat, or are too long or too short or too curvy or too straight. Then there’s the perennial gripe about the sizing issue—namely, why it’s so darn hard to figure out exactly what your size is. Well, here’s your answer. “There’s no standard sizing in the apparel industry—every brand uses different techniques and measurements to create their sizing scale,” says Sarah Hodge, of MyTrueFit.com. “Therefore, you could wear a range of three different sizes depending on the brand and style.” Translation: Don’t sweat the number; pay attention to how well the jeans fit and flatter your figure.

After reading this…
Hit your closet with a pair of scissors. Cut out the size tags from all your jeans—it’s a democracy in your closet! There are no size 8s mocking you, no 14s to hide from. All your jeans are equal! Now you’re ready to proceed to step 2.

Dreamy Jeans
In a poll of 2,200 women in the U.K., 30% admitted they fantasize more about fitting back into their “trophy” jeans than about getting cozy with Hollywood heartthrobs like Brad Pitt or George Clooney (sorry, guys).
Step 2:
Take a “Jeans Inventory”

It’s time to evaluate which jeans you look and feel great in today. “Looking good happens while you’re slimming, so try to be the best version of yourself and present yourself with confidence,” says Debbie Then, Ph.D., a social psychologist. To get started, try on all your jeans one by one, and use the criteria below to determine which jeans stay in your closet and which head to Goodwill. If you answer “yes” to any of the five points below, say good-bye.

Your jeans are so snug that panty lines or skin bulges are visible when you look in the mirror.
Your jeans are bagging out in the seat or drooping in the crotch or hips, especially after you’ve been sitting.
You have to wear a bulky shirt and tuck it in to hold your jeans up, or you want to tuck a shirt in but can’t because the waist is too snug.
You can fit two fingers between the waistband and your body. Jeans stretch during the day, so the gap will widen, and you will constantly have to pull them up.
You have to use a belt to prevent the waist from gapping. “Belts should be used only for style, not fit,” Hodge says.
After reading this...
Pinpoint two pair of jeans that you feel great in (ideally one dressy pair in dark denim, one more casual in a light wash) right now. “When your jeans are no longer flattering, it’s time to trade up,” says Hodge. “You should feel confident and comfortable in a good pair of jeans; they should be formfitting, flattering your rear and curves, but still comfortable.” Not there yet? Permission to shop, granted!

Step 3:
Stand Up Straight!

Here’s the easiest step of all: Look instantly leaner in your jeans with a 30-second posture adjustment, says fitness instructor Suzanne Bowen.

Stand up straight, lift head and pull chin back so head is in line with neck and spine. Roll shoulders up, back, and down.
Then lift and gently squeeze the muscles in the lower abdomen (below your belly button) back toward your spine and up slightly, as if they were going up one floor in an elevator. “This flattens out the tummy and elongates your spine,” Bowen says.
After reading this...
Your confidence should be soaring and you should be looking long and lean in your very best jeans!

The Jeans Team

Daniel James Cole, M.F.A., is a fashion historian and has been a professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City for 10 years.

Sarah Hodge is a merchandise manager and fit specialist for MyTrueFit.com, an online retailer that specializes in custom-sizing options.

Debbie Then, Ph.D., is a California-based psychologist, author, and consultant specializing in women and body image.

Suzanne Bowen, a certified fitness expert, is the owner of Seren Motus Fitness Studios in Nashville, Tennessee. She has created and starred in numerous fitness DVDs.

This weeks meeting topic = Managing Holiday Treats! Be sure to come in to a meeting this week & get lots of good tips! :-)

Burn Baby, Burn
Snowboarding burns about 600 calories per hour for a 180-pound man, and whatever your size and gender, when you first get started, you’ll be falling a lot, burning even more calories as a result. But don’t get too carried away, the difference is nominal, though you’ll certainly give your arms more of a workout as you continuously push yourself up off the snow.

Dominican Pork and Root Vegetable Stew

Weight Watchers Recipe


10PointsPlus Value
Prep time: 25 min
Cook time: 105 min
Other time: 0 min
Serves: 8
This hearty Latin American stew is a meal unto itself (you get 1 2/3 cups per serving)! Look for the root vegetables in larger super markets or ethnic food stores.
Ingredients
2 tsp olive oil, extra virgin  
1 1/2 pound(s) uncooked pork shoulder, lean only, cut into 1-inch cubes  
1 Tbsp kosher salt, divided  
      1 small uncooked onion(s), yellow variety, chopped  
      1 large green pepper(s), cubanelle variety, seeded, chopped  
1 Tbsp minced garlic  
8 cup(s) canned, chicken broth  
2 tsp dried oregano  
1 large uncooked plantain(s), green, peeled, sliced 1/4-in-thick (about 1/2 lb)  
1 pound(s) uncooked yucca, peeled, cubed (about 1 large)  
      1 medium uncooked sweet potato(es), peeled, cubed (about 1/2 lb)  
      1 large uncooked malanga, peeled, cubed (about 3/4 lb)  
      1 cup(s) uncooked butternut squash, or pumpkin, peeled, cubed  
      1 cup(s) frozen corn kernels, or fresh corn kernels  
      1 medium sweet red pepper(s), chopped  
1/3 cup(s) cilantro, fresh, chopped  
1/8 cup(s) fresh lime juice, or more to taste  
Instructions
Heat oil in a large stock pot over medium-high heat. Toss pork with salt and add to pot; brown in batches, stirring occasionally, about 10 to 15 minutes total (removing each batch to a plate after it’s done). Reduce heat to medium and add onion and cubanelle pepper to pot; cook until soft, stirring frequently, about 7 to 10 minutes. Add garlic; cook, stirring, about 1 minute.

Add broth, oregano, pork and any accumulated juices to pot; stir to combine. Bring to a boil over high heat; reduce heat to low and simmer, uncovered, for 1 hour. Add plantain, yucca, and sweet potato; continue to simmer for 10 minutes. Add malanga, squash, corn and red pepper; cook until all vegetables are softened and pork is tender, about 10 to 15 minutes. Stir in cilantro and lime juice; season with salt, if desired. Yields about 1 2/3 cups per serving.
Notes
This stew can be made up to 3 days ahead. Just reheat gently and re-season with additional lime juice and cilantro.

   
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Crock Pot Santa Fe Chicken
Slow cooked shredded chicken with corn, tomatoes and black beans. Prep this the night before
and turn your crock pot on in the morning for an easy weeknight meal.
Serve over rice or in a bowl with nachos on the side, and don't forget the toppings. Chopped
scallions, fresh cilantro, fat free yogurt or sour cream and reduced fat cheddar are my favorites.
Crock Pot Sante Fe Chicken came in first place (yay!) for Ziplist's most saved recipe in 2012 (they
have over 800K recipes). I'm thrilled, and I see why you would choose this one! It's delicious, easy,
requires no pre-cooking, and everyone loves an easy slow cooker recipe. It's also kid-friendly,
freezer friendly and gluten-free. In it's honor I decided to revive it from the archives and give it
some love.
Crock Pot Santa Fe Chicken
Skinnytaste.com
Servings: 8 servings   Size: 1 cup • Old Points: 3 pts   Points+: 4 pts
Calories: 190 • Fat: 1.5 g • Fiber: 5.6 g • Carbs: 23.1 g • Protein: 21 g
Ingredients:
24 oz (1 1/2) lbs chicken breast
14.4 oz can diced tomatoes with mild green chilies
15 oz can black beans
8 oz frozen corn
1/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro
14.4 oz can fat free chicken broth
3 scallions, chopped
1 tsp garlic powder
1 tsp onion powder
1 tsp cumin
1 tsp cayenne pepper (to taste)
salt to taste
Directions:
Combine chicken broth, beans, corn, tomatoes, cilantro, scallions, garlic powder, onion powder,
cumin, cayenne pepper and salt in the crock pot. Season chicken breast with salt and lay on top.
Cook on low for 10 hours or on high for 6 hours. Half hour before serving, remove chicken and
shred. Return chicken to slow cooker and stir in. Adjust salt and seasoning to taste. Serve over
rice or tortillas and your favorite toppings.

Fall Harvest Salad

Weight Watchers Recipe

Ratings (148)
5PointsPlus Value
Prep time: 15 min
Cook time: 25 min
Other time: 0 min
Serves: 4
This salad’s sweet-earthy flavors pair deliciously with roast pork or chicken. If you dice the pear ahead of time, toss it with lemon juice to avoid browning.
Ingredients
1 spray(s) cooking spray  
      3 cup(s) uncooked butternut squash, cut into small cubes  
1/2 tsp olive oil  
1/2 tsp rosemary, fresh, minced  
1/2 tsp table salt, or to taste

Vinaigrette  
2 medium uncooked shallot(s), minced  
2 Tbsp olive oil  
2 1/2 tsp rice wine vinegar  
2 tsp apricot preserves  
1 tsp rosemary, fresh, minced  
1/4 tsp table salt, or to taste

Remaining Ingredients  
      4 cup(s) arugula, baby leaves, packed  
      1 medium pear(s), diced  
2 Tbsp chopped walnuts, toasted  
Instructions
Preheat oven to 425°F. Coat a small baking sheet with cooking spray or line it with parchment paper.

In a medium bowl, toss squash with oil, rosemary and salt; spread in a single layer on prepared baking sheet, leaving space between squash pieces. Roast, flipping once halfway through cooking, until squash is tender and lightly browned, about 15 to 25 minutes.

Meanwhile, in a large bowl, whisk together vinaigrette ingredients. Just before serving, add arugula and squash to vinaigrette; toss until thoroughly combined.

Divide salad mixture among serving plates; top with pears and walnuts. Yields about 1 1/3 heaping cups per serving.
Notes
A medium-size, 2 lb squash will yield approximately 3 1/2 cups of diced squash.

If using a whole butternut squash, peel the outside with a sturdy vegetable peeler. Trim the ends and cut in half lengthwise. Use an ice cream scoop or melon baller to easily scoop seeds and membrane from a halved butternut squash.

Precut butternut squash is widely available in supermarkets and is a great shortcut for time-pressed cooks. Be sure to trim down the pieces to small, even-size cubes or slices before roasting to allow for even browning.

Baby Spinach Salad with Blueberries and Walnuts

Ingredients

1 lb. baby spinach leaves 1 small red onion, thinly sliced 1/2 cup chopped walnuts 1/2 cup fresh blueberries 1/4 cup crumbled feta 2 tbsp. olive oil 1 tbsp. balsamic vinegar

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Methods/Steps

In a medium bowl, toss together baby spinach, red onion and chopped walnuts. Add blueberries and feta cheese. In a small bowl, whisk together olive oil and balsamic vinegar. Drizzle over salad and toss gently to coat. Serve immediately.

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Additional Tips

Try with added pear or apple slices for an extra sweet treat!

TRACKING- A LOVE HATE RELATIONSHIP
​It seems that most people don't "like" tracking every bite they eat. "It's a pain. I forgot. I don't want to write down all those BLTs (bites, licks, tastes and sips). I'm not sure of the calories so I don't know how to track it!"

Cool things about tracking:
You have a record so you can see where and when you have trouble.
You have a record so you can see days that worked well.
You get every bite you are entitled to! If you don't write it down, you aren't sure if you "can" eat that cheesecake or bowl of popcorn at the end of the day. You can ignore the scale if it delivers sad news. You know if you tracked carefully that eventually the good news will show on the scale.
Don't think of tracking as something you "have" to do to lose weight. Think of it as something you WANT to do. The benefits of knowing where you are at and where you are going- and knowing that you WILL be successful with a bit of patience is a treasure!  What an amazing tool!





TRACKING: an ART- not always a SCIENCE

Research shows that most people do NOT track accurately. Some things are over-estimated and some are under. Yet, it often seems to work out in the end.
It is important to take a stab at it. If you don't know- GUESS. Base it on what you do know.


Q.  How do you EAT AN ELEPHANT?
A.  One bite at a time

Q.  How do you learn to get a handle on tracking?
A.  One step at a time. One week, track your breakfasts. The next week take another small step. Try for a little progress here and there. It doesn't have to be all or nothing. You can track just the food without the calories. SMALL STEPS.

What step will you take this week so you can be on top of your game?

Santa Hat Recipe

makes 10 hats
10 fresh strawberries
½ cup part skim ricotta cheese
2 tablespoons confectioners sugar
¼ teaspoon vanilla
Hull strawberries and slice a small portion off the bottom so that the strawberry will lay flat. Mix together ricotta, sugar, and vanilla. Using a spoon, put filing between the bottom slice and the top slice. Add a dab of filling to the tip of the strawberry.
These can be enjoyed immediately or put in the refrigerator to be served later. These will last one day in the fridge.
For one strawberry = 27 calories, 1.0 g fat, 0.6 g saturated fat, 3.1 g carbohydrates, 0.6 g sugar, 1.5 g protein, 0 g fiber, 16 mg sodium, 1 PointsPlus

Thyme and Scallion Potato Pancakes

Weight Watchers Recipe


1PointsPlus Value
Prep time: 15 min
Cook time: 30 min
Other time: 0 min
Serves: 16
These savory potato pancakes cook up nice and crisp on parchment paper in a high heat oven. Use frozen shredded potatoes to speed preparation
Ingredients
      1 1/2 pound(s) uncooked potato(es), grated and well-drained*  
      1 small uncooked onion(s), grated  
      4 medium uncooked scallion(s), chopped  
6 Tbsp all-purpose flour  
1 tsp fresh thyme, minced  
      1 large egg(s)  
1 tsp kosher salt, plus additional for garnish  
1/8 tsp black pepper  
4 spray(s) cooking spray  
Instructions
Preheat oven to 400ºF. Line two baking sheets with parchment paper.

Line a strainer with paper towels; place potatoes and onions in a strainer and press out any water from them.

Combine potatoes, onions, scallions, flour, thyme, egg, salt and pepper in a large bowl; toss gently to combine. Scoop potato mixture into your hands using a 1/4-cup measure; press each into a round pancake (3-inches in diameter and about 1/4-inch thick). Place pancake on prepared pan and repeat with remaining ingredients (eight pancakes per pan); coat pancakes with cooking spray.

Bake pancakes for 10 minutes; remove from oven, flip pancakes, coat with cooking spray and rotate pans in oven. Bake for 10 more minutes and then rotate pans in oven again. Bake until well browned, about 10 minutes more. Remove potato pancakes from pans to a serving platter; sprinkle lightly with additional kosher salt, if desired. Yields 1 pancake per serving.
Notes
*Or use 3 1/2 cups defrosted frozen shredded potatoes.

If you prefer your latkes on the darker side, increase the temperature to 425ºF oven but watch for burning.

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