What is your favorite food?
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The last few days my diet has not been the greatest, and the scale proves it, so I want to get back on track with eating healthy and clean. As I sit here chowing on half an avocado I wonder what is your favorite clean thing to eat (if you say oatmeal then I know you are a liar).
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Steak, salad and low fat Mayo. Loads of salad though and rib eye steak is my favourite. Or mixed berries and yoghurt.0
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Well, it isn't cheap, and it isn't something I make myself, but sushi or sashimi are my favorites, diet or no diet.0
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Pizza, lobster, brussel sprouts0
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Hahahaha -- Brussels sprouts? I thought I was the only one! I love them cold and leftover from the night before. My husband thinks I'm nuts, but what does he know? He hates lobster!0
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Eggs, tomato, cashews, lean steak (dammit diabetes), really any meat except pork (unless we're talking bacon).0
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I love to make homemade soups with bone broth. I vary what goes into it based on what I have on hand, and it's easy and delicious.0
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shawnfugettslosingit wrote: »Pizza, lobster, brussel sprouts
If I had to choose just one protein for the rest of my life it would be lobster0 -
Blueberries or Strawberries for Fruit, Macadamia Nuts and Avocado for Fats, Beef or Shellfish for Protein and Parsnips or ANY Squash for Veggies. These I could eat every single day.0
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Right now my fave thing to eat is a giant salad with mixed greens, bacon, soft yolk eggs, avocado, cucumber, red onion, tomato and a primal-friendly "ceasar" dressing made with cashew cream, lemon and garlic. Add a bit of extra protein (steak, chicken or prawns, depending what I have on hand...) and YUM. Makes a really nice meal. Love having this for breakfast.0
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Tomatoes, Bell Peppers, Onions, cucumbers all cut up tossed in bowl with some olive oil, vinegar (apple cider vinegar or red wine vinegar or balsamic vinegar...depending on my mood), salt and pepper, loads of minced garlic...perhaps some other spices with Feta Cheese sometimes. Sometimes I'll drop the cucumbers and bake the dish, sometimes I'll eat it cold. It's my crack.
As for meat....all dependent on my mood.0 -
Smoothies, avocados, and oatmeal (sorry, but it's true). Oh, and coffee!0
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Banana smoothie mmmmMMMmmmmmm0
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I love to make homemade soups with bone broth. I vary what goes into it based on what I have on hand, and it's easy and delicious.
I have to agree. Love me some soup. And homemade stock from scratch is a must. My all time favorites are cream of anything, but since I'm counting calories, I cleaned up a chicken, white bean and kale recipe. Delish!
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Fish, and more specifically, salmon I get from a vendor in one of Portland's (OR) farmer's markets.0
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tinascar2015 wrote: »Well, it isn't cheap, and it isn't something I make myself, but sushi or sashimi are my favorites, diet or no diet.
Sashimi FTW!
I'm also partial to beef carpaccio, tuna tartare and raw meat in general....0 -
^^^ When I used to travel to the UK for business, there was a wonderful Italian restaurant in Henley-on-Thames, just down the street from the home of....George Harrison! You'd think I loved the place because there was a change my favorite Beatle might wander in, but I actually went there for their amazing carpaccio!
No, I never saw George, but I drove up to his gates a few times.0 -
Eggs, avocados, kale & Brussel sprout Cesar salad, raw almonds0
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For a kick grab and go-boiled eggs. Otherwise, homemade soups, favorite currently West African Peanut Soup. No one in my family eats dinner at the same time so I make a couple big pots of soup a week and it feeds all of us without having to figure out who will be eating dinner with us and who won't.0
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Mashed sweet potatoes with coconut milk. I also LOVE mixing coconut oil with peanut butter and dipping my apples in it. I make ranch dip using chobani nonfat plain greek yogurt and a couple tsps of hidden valley ranch packet seasoning. I use it as dressing on salads, and good Ole fashioned veggie dip. Tastes great and very healthy.0
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