What Did You Eat Today That Was Delicious?

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  1. soulcompromise

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  2. David0301

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    im having lots of pistachios, all kinds of eggs, and butter right now (paleo neandi sorry :blush:)
     
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    i agree , hopefully glenglen will stop eating frozen microwave food
     
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    yes please photos, since your meals always sound exotic,extravagent, would like to see, maybe neandis getting more sophisticated :smiley:
     
  5. Meliai

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    I am just giving you shit

    There is a debate that eating dairy is not paleo
     
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    your "givin me shit", well how nice of you, you can keep that shit
    btw the only diary i take is cottage cheese and butter , because they have no carbs
    stay away from that hard cheese meliai, it cant be digested well,
    rasta
     
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    Scrambled egg on toast with fried onions, red peppers, lightly cooked in a milk, a dollop of mayo and spicy Buffallo wing sauce.
     
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    This is true. Hardcore paleo-purist elite folks won't touch dairy. But, I'm like...cheese, goddamn it.
     
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    that might be true, but i dont follow any programe, im just a neanderthaler living in a cave, whenever i am hungry i come out of the cave and take whatever is available in nature. this time i used my goats milk and made butter + cottage cheese out of it, on the way back to my cave i stumbled upon a big pistachio tree , i had to jump high :sweatsmile: to grab that limb which had lots of pistachio fruits ready to eat, before eating them i always roast them because raw they are kind of hard to digest :anguished:
     
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    pistachio tree, yumy yumyy
     
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  11. Noserider

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    That's probably a true paleo diet right there.

    Prehistoric man ate whatever they could find. Survival depended on it. Had they stumbled across a block of cheese or a glass of milk, I doubt they'd be like, "Oohhhh no, no, no. I don't eat that."
     
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    yes , paleo just means eat whatever is available in nature, unprocessed, raw(mostly) , so basically vegeterians and vegans are also paleo, because some neandis did not eat meat either, some ate only fruits and veggies which is totally fine as well....
    butter and cheese can be made very easily out of milk, just let it sit in a bowl for 48 hours, finish
     
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    Giving you shit is just an expression that means I'm teasing you. I mean no offense .

    Lol yup, I couldnt live without cheese
     
  14. SpacemanSpiff

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    leftover lasagna from yesterday
     
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    Quite The Opposite Of "Sad' Actually.....I Got A Bit Over Weight And My Blood Sugar Levels Were

    Up And Showing Early Onset Of Diabetes.......Now After Eating These Meals My Blood Sugar Never

    Leaves The Normal Range And I Am Losing Weight Fast......Doctor Is Delighted......I Am

    Also......Win Win All Round......:yum:



    Cheers Glen.


    EDIT:- Just Want To Add......My Cholesterol Is Normal......Liver Function Is Normal......

    Blood Pressure Is Normal......Had My Eyes Tested And They Showed No Sign Of

    Diabetes......And Had Not Changed Since The Last Test 3 Years Ago....And I Feel

    Fantastic.......For Someone Who Is Heading Towards 71

    I Think I'm Doing Bloody Well Thank You.....:relieved:
     
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  16. SpacemanSpiff

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    strawberries

    they must have had a long train to get here ..wont be local ones here for at least 6 months

    nice and warm after washing them in hot water...i dont like them cold
     
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    Wife is making katsudon, getting ready to eat soon. Had it numerous times, it's delicious.


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    That looks epically delicious.

    Time zones are a weird thing. You're sitting down to dinner and I'm still at work. Anyway, enjoy!
     
  19. Noserider

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    Life without cheese isn't living...
     
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    The rice bowl was delish...sorry I did not take a picture... but here is the recipe.

    One chicken breast, boneless, skinless, cut into small bite-size pieces. Stir fried in a touch of light olive oil with a dash of sesame oil and a dash or two of tamari sauce. When cooked, set aside in a bowl with the juices from cooking.

    Chopped, sliced veggies: carrot, cabbage, jalapeno peppers, diced cucumber, onion, cilantro, sprouts (a salad mix today, but mung sprouts are best for the crunchiness), arranged on a platter and set by the chicken bowl. You can use whatever veg you've got on hand that is fresh...

    That jasmine brown rice, cooked. A whole pot set beside the other plates and bowls. I got a five pound bag for $6 at the Thai grocery... it's really fresh and good.

    Sauce - thai peanut coconut sauce. I make it with coconut milk, peanut butter, diced jalapenos, some cilantro, a dash of tamari sauce, adding a little water to get the right consistency, and put that bowl by the others. It is not cooked.

    Take an empty bowl, start with rice, then add chicken, then add veggies, top with sauce, and if you like it really hot and spicy add some Sriracha sauce.

    There is a nearby place that serves these for $10 a pop... I think my home made version costs way less than half of that... and it's fresher, and at home - no travel required.

    I believe there can be endless variations of this delightful meal... experimentation is the path to enlightenment as far as I am concerned.
     
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