How to Re-Image a Bootcamped MBP?

I am trying to Re-image my entire Macbook Pro and I wanted to make sure that I was doing this right. I have a 750 Gb MBP with 2 Partitions: Macintosh HD (With Lion; HFS+) and a Bootcamp partition (with Windows 7;NTFS).

I also have WD external HDD with two Partitions (also HFS+ and NTFS; basically completely blank so if needed to format this drive I can). Additionally, I do have more external HDs lying around if we need to use them.

I have Carbon Copy Cloner as well as WinClone.

A few questions about the process: After making images/backups of both OSes, I want to completely format my drive (No OSes) and then reinstall the Mac Image and I should be able to boot into it. I have a late 2011 MBP so I have a recovery partition, which I can boot into to access Disk Utility.

Currently I have made a "New Disk Image" with CCC which is now on the external Hard Drive in the HFS+ partition. This guide here http://www.smith.edu/tara/macintosh/carboncopycloner.html says to just choose a source and destination (not an image). Which one should I do to make sure I can boot into the Mac OS with all my data intact?

I am also using WinClone to make an image of my bootcamp partition (which is also on the external HFS+ partition).

After I manage to get a bootable version of Lion, I will just create another partition using Disk Utility for Bootcamp and use WinClone to Re-Image the partition.

Does this procedure sound correct? The main thing I'm worried about is not being able to boot into Lion after I completely format my drive in my MBP.

 

I just went ahead with what I thought would work and so far so good:

I first made a CCC copy of my Macintosh HD and saved it to my External Hard Drive (Which I completely reformatted to HFS+)

I then used WinClone to image my Bootcamp Partition, and saved it within the CCC copy (under Users/*MY ACCOUNT NAME*/Desktop/). That way when I would first copy the Mac OS I would have the WinClone image already on the desktop .

So then what I did was, with the external drive plugged in, was I selected the external as the startup drive (Under System Preferences -> Startup Disk) and hit restart and restarted off of my external drive. THIS WILL NORMALLY BE SLOWER but it should work. Basically I had a bootable COPY of my Mac OS.

Then what I did was I wiped my internal drive clean by erasing everything and reformatting to HFS+. Then I opened CCC off the external drive and basically made another copy. This time from the external to the internal. And once that was done, I went back to System Preferences -> Startup Disk and chose the internal as the startup disk.

EDIT: I guess the WinClone copy on the desktop didn't really work? It might've, try double clicking on the copy, select a drive, and see if it starts restoring. Mine didn't for me because I didn't double click on the file (which I probably should've). Anyways, I am currently restoring off the external drive, and so far no problems.
So far so good. I have the WinClone copy of my bootcamp partition on my desktop (as expected). Now I plan to reinstall windows using http://twocanoes.com/support/winclone/migrating-a-bootcamp-partition-with-winclone/ starting from step 12. I expect this to work and will report back with my results.

I should also mention, that I will be creating two more partitions in addition to my Bootcamp partition because I plan on triple booting with Linux (Lets see how that goes )