Honestly the biggest favourite lately has been the bread I've been making, there is one recipe that is 5 ingredients no refined sugar and ww and its so freakin good! I'm not a bread eater either, lol, but just a slice toasted with a bit of melted butter and a touch of honey makes my whole day.
I've also been all over Dates, peanut butter, cinnamon, almonds, nutmeg and currents, put through a food processor and made into little balls and rolled in unsweetened coconut. Perfect post workout.
Since I've been sick the last couple of days soup has been on the brain, any kind of soup and tea. Curry Mamee Ramen Noodles are a personal fave when I can get them.
Tis the season for Eggnog..my biggest weakness of all, loved it since I was a kid.
Greek yogurt and purreed persimmon is wonderful right now that persimmons are in season. mmmm and pomegranates in oatmeal. And beef jerky from the butcher near my old house.
Seriously I could go on for hours about the food I love...
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12-08-2011, 07:44 AM #61Registered User
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12-08-2011, 04:56 PM #62Escape Artist
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I dropped the green apples... and found a new favourite food (for now)
Yoplait Source Dessert Selection Yogurts. They are just so good, it's hard to just eat one (although they are very low cal, I am pretty sure I could fit a bunch a day in my macros, it's 35 cals a serving I think lol) Their Lemon Meringue Parfait flavour is just to die for =P''Remember where you are posting (ie a body building forum) and the audience who is going to reply. If you just want someone to tell you you’re pretty, you’re slim/toned, ripped or correct in your craziness then please post somewhere else. '' ~Kjake55
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12-09-2011, 12:05 PM #63There's no Dana only Zuul
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Asparagus and duck in soy sauce. nom nom nom!
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12-09-2011, 12:20 PM #64I LOVE MY KITCHEN!
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Every Christmas, authentic German Apfelstrudel & Stollen.
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12-11-2011, 06:04 PM #65Registered User
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EGGS. My gosh, I have no idea why. Every once in awhile I go egg crazy and have to have them everyday! I'm in that kind of phase right now. Oh, and frozen cherries. You wouldn't believe how fun those are to nosh on!
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12-11-2011, 08:30 PM #66new heights of badassity
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Coconut milk! A friend told me she put coconut milk cream on blueberries so of course I had to buy some coconut milk which of course reminded me of coconut milk stew...with sweet potatoes, roasted cauliflower, yellow bell peppers, chicken and onions all sauteed in a little bit of oil, stewed tomatoes, and broth...mmmm sooo good. Going to eat the blueberries/cream for dessert
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12-11-2011, 08:32 PM #67Live Laugh Love <3
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get a slab of tri tip, slice up, cook with fajita seasoning mix. Set aside, cook onions, red and green bell peppers, jalepenos and put on top. Cook **** load of rice and beans and put togehter. Ad salsa and I'm obsessed. Awesome beef fajitas so addicted right now
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12-11-2011, 08:52 PM #68Posts Photos of Food
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Almond butter on apples is my evening snack of choice these days.
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12-12-2011, 04:03 PM #69Registered User
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have you tried cashew butter? though i loved ab till i tried cb. worth trying, at least.Originally Posted by dsm246
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12-12-2011, 06:43 PM #70Posts Photos of Food
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I haven't tried cb yet. My local grocery grinds all the nut butters fresh and I know they have cb. I'll try it next time. I love cashews so it seems likely I'll love cb :-)Originally Posted by andrerox80
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oat fit cinnamon roll + puffins cinnamon + craisins + banana . = )
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12-24-2011, 04:23 PM #72The Italian Scallion
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I second that , I take a half one cook it in butter scoop it out fill it with shrimps some herbs , toss the squash with some cheese and a bit of cream put it on top of the shrimp and bake.. ****ing deliciousOriginally Posted by shea85
Spaghetti squash...makes a good sub for pasta.
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12-24-2011, 04:25 PM #73The Italian Scallion
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Originally Posted by NOVA888
Apfelstrudel with ice cream
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12-24-2011, 04:29 PM #74The Italian Scallion
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I stumbled on this thread by accident and now I am really starving again and I just had a snack......thanks a lot girls
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12-24-2011, 06:29 PM #75Bulking
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Pot roast. Because of my allergies I can't use garlic or onion so I use sea salt, organic black pepper, and smoked paprika. For veggies it's red potatoes, red/yellow/orange peppers, and baby carrots.
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waffles. local grocery has a whole grain waffle mix.
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TVP! There's so much you can do with it (mock oatmeal, meatloaf, veggie burgers, etc) and it's so delic!
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Sunny-side up eggs over short-grain brown rice and Sriracha hot sauce squirted liberally over it
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i love middle eastern food so every day i eat pita bread, hummus, tabbouleh, tzatziki, haloumi, felafel and shawarma.
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Right now it's vanilla greek yogurt with chocolate protein, blueberries and a tps of coconut oil. So. Freakin. Tasty.
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is that a typical christmas dinner (i'm jewish, so i honestly don't know. always thought it was ham)? b/c a member felt bad i was working on xmas (again, i'm jewish, no sweat off my back. but members can be so, so sweet) and made me a plate - pot roast, new potatoes, corn, and sweet potato pie.Originally Posted by freebirdmac
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12-25-2011, 04:06 PM #82
Shrimp diet. And it's been working.
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12-25-2011, 04:09 PM #83Bulking
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Our family tradition is pagan ham. I can't eat pork due to allergies or all of the other stuff the family eats. I bring my own food. Usually chicken. This year I decided to bring stew instead. Even I needed a brief break from pot roastOriginally Posted by andrerox80
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12-25-2011, 10:29 PM #84The Italian Scallion
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I could eat hummus and falafel everyday of the weekOriginally Posted by AusinLA
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my all-time fave food is ethiopian food. anyone ever had it/agree? after i stopped eating out, i used to make it. not as authentic, obviously (the injera in particular. don't have the machine), but healthy and super yummy. i somehow had forgotten all abt it until you guys mentioned middle eastern food, which is great too. homemade hummus and pita.
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If I was back in Rhode Island I would have to say Pot Roast, it is amazing, however, I am not and I am unable to cook for myself here so anything I can whip up in a blender is the best thing in the world to me. Right now i have Peanut Butter, Banana, Milk and some cheap Chocolate protein powder. Pretty Nice. =] Cant go with two a day..
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Just bought some Matcha Powdered green tea and made a latte with it... I think this will become my new food obsession! So many things I could do with it! Cookies, Shakes... yum!
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12-28-2011, 08:10 PM #88Will eat your couch
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I've been looking for Matcha powder forever! I finally saw some in the health food store but they wanted $30 for a tiny wee jar and I was all "heeeeell no". The search continues...Originally Posted by ClassickQC
Just bought some Matcha Powdered green tea and made a latte with it... I think this will become my new food obsession! So many things I could do with it! Cookies, Shakes... yum!Stop your grinnin' and drop your linen.
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12-28-2011, 08:22 PM #89Escape Artist
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David's Tea!Originally Posted by Elfie.
You can order online, or depending on where in Canada you are, I am pretty sure you can find a store!
http://www.davidstea.com/our-teas/gr...a/matcha-matsu
I paid 32.50$ for the 250G of Organic Matcha (which appears Sold Out online) and normally a cup requires 1G, so yeah, 250 teas for 32.50 is a joke =)
I read that Powdered Matcha has as much antioxidants (and all the other goodies grean tea has) as 10 cups of brewed green tea O_O''Remember where you are posting (ie a body building forum) and the audience who is going to reply. If you just want someone to tell you you’re pretty, you’re slim/toned, ripped or correct in your craziness then please post somewhere else. '' ~Kjake55
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12-28-2011, 08:28 PM #90Registered User
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Fackin' chicken wings.
I swear, wing wednesday at the pub I work at will be the end of me.Strive for more.
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