food D3monic "Can" Cook but Allergies Suck!
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D3monic said:
Oh HELL yes. I love the magic you've been working on rolled-up food items lately. Sushi rolls, tamales... Mmmmmm!
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looks like good ish!
i just sorted most of the box ... holy ishmael ...
nice job brother!!
We have put on way too much weight and are starting to try and eat healthier. We are going to try and transition to Paleo again. I did it for a year or so a while back and lost lots of weight. I've quit drinking pop and switched to coffee for caffeine instead. Learning to like it lol.
Also been hitting the stationary bike and trying to do insanity work outs but i'm so out of shape and with my shoulder injury I have to modify significantly.
for breakfast we had bacon egg muffins
Take a muffin pan, wrap a piece of bacon around it, fill with scrambled egg, spinach, zuks, onion ect. bake at 350 for like 30 min. I ended up pulling mine and transferring to a baking sheet to crisp up bacon a little bit more because the wife can't stand flabby bacon
Made enough to have some for breakfast next few days.
For dinner I made chicken kabobs and the extra couple breasts. Marinaded with Olive oil, rosemary, basil, garlic and seasalt.
Kabobs had mushroom, peaches (wifes girl friend gave us a big bag), zucchini, yellow squash, chicken and onion.
Served with a 1/2 cup white rice and some applesauce. I know rice isn't paleo but it's cheap and we are poor.
Have plenty for us to take some for work tomorrow.
Current weight in 214lbs
Also been hitting the stationary bike and trying to do insanity work outs but i'm so out of shape and with my shoulder injury I have to modify significantly.
for breakfast we had bacon egg muffins
Take a muffin pan, wrap a piece of bacon around it, fill with scrambled egg, spinach, zuks, onion ect. bake at 350 for like 30 min. I ended up pulling mine and transferring to a baking sheet to crisp up bacon a little bit more because the wife can't stand flabby bacon
Made enough to have some for breakfast next few days.
For dinner I made chicken kabobs and the extra couple breasts. Marinaded with Olive oil, rosemary, basil, garlic and seasalt.
Kabobs had mushroom, peaches (wifes girl friend gave us a big bag), zucchini, yellow squash, chicken and onion.
Served with a 1/2 cup white rice and some applesauce. I know rice isn't paleo but it's cheap and we are poor.
Have plenty for us to take some for work tomorrow.
Current weight in 214lbs
You may be poor in the wallet, but you eat like a rich man because you know how to cook so well! That is something that I have believed in for many years. When I was young I went out to eat all the time, as I got older, more responsibilities meant less money for that. Luckily over that same time I had been learning to cook (to the point that it went from a job to an obsession). I got to the point that even when I could afford it, I would rather cook at home than go out. Now, I rarely eat out though I could all I want. I cook nearly every meal better than I would get at the restaurant, simply because I know how I, and my family like things. Then there is the part where that meal you just made for $20 or so would cost you $50 or $75 at the restaurant.
Looks real good D3. Very simple, yet very good.
I completely agree with all of this, except the time factor and having the necessary ingredients on hand. I spent most of the day doing various pepper/gardening chores and I baked some sourdough bread. At about 5 pm, the wife and I looked at each other and had no idea what to do for dinner. So we went out and the best part of the dinner was when my daughter told me that my bread was better than the restaurants.JayT said:
