Hey moldy! Trying to get you a couple of recipes to kick things off. Do you have anything that stimulates your appetite? Are you a spicy/salty gal? Love Chinese or Italian? Do you prefer sweet things? Lemme know what you’re craving, and I’ll find a way to make a high calorie version. If you can stand a truffle like texture, I have tons of fat bomb recipes. Can you eat pasta? Or do you need something liquid?
Also, I apologize because I am not a recipe kind of cook. Absolutely nothing is an absolute and feel free to add, subtract, or substitute as suits you and your tastebuds.
1 pckg white chocolate pudding mix
1 cup heavy whipping cream
8 Oz cream cheese
1 cup water.
At room temp, blend til smooth, put into containers, and refrigerate. You can change pudding flavors, and when I make pudding, I buy disposable containers with lids, and add a cookie crumble layer. Or make a cake of it. Layer graham crackers in the bottom of a pan, cover in pudding mix, a layer of crackers, pudding mix, and then take a container of chocolate frosting warm in the microwave til liquidy and pour over the top.
If you’re a savory gal, one of my FAVORITE breakfast casseroles (easy to throw together, reheats beautifully, and fairly soft)
A can of buttermilk biscuits, quartered, scattered in the bottom of a pan (about a 9x13)
Brown about a pound of breakfast sausage (as spicy as you like it) and evenly top the biscuits.
I make mine with about 6 eggs and a bunch of egg whites, for you, I would do 8-10 eggs and a good amount of heavy whipping cream, pour on top. You don’t want to drown your biscuit pieces, but it should pretty much cover them.
A good handful of shredded cheese (sharp cheddar, mild cheddar, Colby Jack, use what ya got!) enough to evenly cover the whole thing.
1 pkg of pioneer brand gravy mix. There’s a number of ways to do this. Some people cook the gravy to thicken and pour over the top, but quite honestly, I just mix the gravy and water (it should be about 2 cups-1.5 cups cold water then add the gravy mix). Some people make the gravy from scratch, but I’m usually cooking for a crowd and I’m trying to be QUICK!!
Season with your heart (it doesn’t normally need any salt), and cook for about 30-45 mins at 350. Til the middle is set. It’s SO GOOD! It’s what I serve my friends when I know it’s hangover time.
Cheeseburger soup-cook 2 lbs ground beef (I would drain this, but you want FAT!!)
1/2 c chopped onion, a tblsp minced garlic. When meat is cooked and onions translucent, add a half can tomato paste, 2 tsp mustard, 32 oz beef broth (if it’s not too much expense, spring for a 32 Oz carton of beef bone broth, there are also some squirty bone broths, or you can add a few scoops of unflavored collagen powder-heck, even Knox gelatin!) a can of diced tomatos, a tblsp (or 3) or Worcestershire, and season with your heart (s&p, garlic powder, onion powder, paprika).
Simmer uncovered over a medium heat for 10-15 mins.
Reduce heat to low, and add a block of room temp cream cheese (whipped cream cheese is even better), a cup of cheddar cheese, and sprinkle with cooked bacon bits until it makes you happy. I LOVE adding in chopped celery and mushrooms with the onion and garlic, but not everyone does. Spoon it over rice or mashed potatoes for a carb hit.
Banana avocado shake:
2 frozen bananas
2 avocado
2 scoops vanilla protein powder
1-2 good handfuls of greens (like frozen kale, spinach)
1-1.5 heavy whipping cream
You can add in flax seed, almond butter, some berries, but it’s just fine on its own.
Blend it all together - this should be like 2-3 servings. Store the leftovers in the freezer.
Other things I can think of: some type of a pasta Alfredo. Broccoli cheese soup. Zuppa toscana is a good one! Just add a lot of HWC and extra parmesan cheese, and some pastini for a dose of carbs.