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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Susan Otcenas View Post

    After the weekend of overeating I just had, today is shaping up much better!
    I'm such a bad influence!

    OK, for me today:
    B: french toast (whole grain organic bread, 1.5 fresh eggs, a little goats milk, sugar free syrup)
    S: coffee w/ goats milk & handful (15) of pretzel nuggets
    L: left over veggie pizza and a small bowl of blackberries
    S: grapes, most likely
    D: grilled salmon, roasted beets, baked acorn squash & steamed broccoli
    S: probably a zucchini muffin (assuming I get around to baking them like I hope)
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  2. #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by GLC1968 View Post
    I'm such a bad influence!
    No you're not. Without your influence, I wouldn't have that pretty new dress! Besides, I'm a firm believer we have to take responsiblity for our own eating habits. I know I control my own destiny. The only person making me overeat was me.

    Quote Originally Posted by GLC1968 View Post
    roasted beets
    Ooh, now *there's* a good idea! Fresh from your garden to my plate. Seems to be a recurring theme of the past couple of weeks!

    BTW - I have 6 or 8 more jars of that plum jam in my freezer. I read you're out. Remind me to bring you another jar next week.

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  3. #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Susan Otcenas View Post
    I have 6 or 8 more jars of that plum jam in my freezer. I read you're out. Remind me to bring you another jar next week.
    Mmmm, plum jam! I can trade you your little empty container for a full one!
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  4. #4
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    B- 1 c. of oatmeal with abit of skim milk
    fresh plum
    tea with skim milk

    snack- 1 multigrain raspberry scone
    coffee with milk

    snack 2- small slice of rosemary bread, 2 rye crackers
    1 peach
    tea with skim milk

    Supper- pasta sauteed with beet greens, gai lan (belongs in mustard green family. It's a Chinese veggie.), red pepper, onion, garlic, ginger root, a dab of chili paste and abit of soy sauce. I cobbled this together with no recipe --amazingly filling, even kind of meaty in taste. Hard to explain this.. A colourful dish too.
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  5. #5
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    B.- oatmeal with milk, a fresh plum

    Then 2 hrs. later at 10:00 am had lunch (questioning my own sanity) at a gourmet bakery cafe:
    Lunch
    latte with skim milk
    paninni sandwich with roasted veggies & goat cheese
    dessert of pistachio sour cherry chantilly cream pastry.

    Snack of more fresh plums and tea with milk

    Supper planned for:
    homemade leek and potato soup

    Pretty cavalier to use the excuse it's a thxgiving weekend for eating like this. Tomorrow planning on a long bike ride where at end of day will be supper with friends at a Malayasian restaurant. Menu has alot of red chili icon-marked dishes. Yay!!
    My Personal blog on cycling & other favourite passions.
    遙知馬力日久見人心 Over a long distance, you learn about the strength of your horse; over a long period of time, you get to know what’s in a person’s heart.

  6. #6
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    This is what I ate yesterday, a pretty typical day for me.

    B- steel cut oats with raisins, maple syrup and 1% milk

    B part deux-(after I arrive at work) whole wheat English muffin with Neufchatel cheese. I usually eat 2 breakfasts.

    L-small Eggplant grinder (you may call that a hero or submarine where you live) from pizza place.

    D-spaghetti with tomato/veggie sauce (2 helpings).

    snacks through the day- grapes, a tangerine, a kiwi fruit and some almonds. Organic ice cream sandwich for dessert.

    I know I should have had a salad, too. I do eat them regularly.

  7. #7
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    B- whole wheat bagel, veggie cream cheese (just a little, it wasn't low fat), and lox, an orange. 1/2 cup of oj and 2 cups of black coffee.

    L- chicken salad on a whole wheat roll, grapes, club soda-

    snack- Luna bar while riding, bottle of Accelerade, piece of homemade cornbread (small) and herbal tea after the ride

    D (when i get up from the computer) will be chicken tostadas on whole wheat tortillas (1 for each of us), salad and water to drink.

  8. #8
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    I was a very, very bad girl today... we ate brunch at a local winery. Yes, that means I drank wine. On the menu was pecan-crusted salmon, southern fried chicken, gorgonzola mashed potatoes, creamed spinach, spinach salad with strawberries and walnuts and a brown sugar vinegarette. OMG -- to die and go to heaven. For desert was cheesecake, key-lime tarts and chocolate covered strawberries.
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  9. #9
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    Oatmeal with PB and raisins.

    Plenty of Sencha green tea.

    Warm blueberry-pomegranate juice.

    (Maybe there's a small handful of almonds in here, I don't quite remember. )

    Leftover gobhi masala (local cauliflower, garlic and onions, and homegrown hot peppers), masoor dal & rice.

    A mixture of rice syrup and barley malt syrup and a pinch of sea salt in my gel flask on my long run.

    Risotto with local lima beans, onion and garlic, and homegrown red Russian kale, with some imported parmigiano reggiano and aged balsamico on the side, and local white Cabernet Franc.



    I did pretty good today. Maybe some of those amazingly delicious local grapes before bedtime.
    Last edited by OakLeaf; 10-11-2009 at 03:36 PM.
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