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  1. #1
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    Thanks for the inspiration, Catrin. I have a pot of Rogon Josh on the stove right now. I didn't use the same recipe, and I decided to spring for the lamb (cause I love it!). It needs to simmer more, and I'm not going to serve it until tomorrow, but I'm already happy with the results!
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  2. #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by indysteel View Post
    Thanks for the inspiration, Catrin. I have a pot of Rogon Josh on the stove right now. I didn't use the same recipe, and I decided to spring for the lamb (cause I love it!). It needs to simmer more, and I'm not going to serve it until tomorrow, but I'm already happy with the results!
    I've never actually had it at a restaurant, so I don't know if what I made was really like it but I really enjoyed the flavors from the recipe I used.

    I tried the Egg Foo Yong recipe out of Well Fed tonight - very nice! Half of it will be for breakfast tomorrow.
    Last edited by Catrin; 03-24-2013 at 02:18 PM.

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    B- cornflakes with fresh pineapple pieces and fresh raspberries with a dollop of yogurt and skim milk. Tea with skim milk.
    Snack - an almond croissant and coffee with milk at bakery where I biked to.
    Dinner- stir fried broccoli, pepper, shanghai bok choy, ginger root, garlic, onion with light noodles.

    Snack-cornflakes with milk. (Ok, I ate dinner at 5:00 pm). It seemed right after several hrs. of dirty fingers from doing some art work.
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    B: I made sweet potato waffles! Delicious. Had one and a half waffles with walnuts and dried cranberries, 2 slices of uncured bacon, 4 oz. almond milk, coffee
    L: left over fresh tuna with mayo and an orange, 8 oz. almond milk
    14 mile ride, hilly, but not fast
    D: turkey meatloaf with red and green pepper, cauliflower "mashed potatoes", glass of red wine
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    Sweet Potato Waffles sound good Crankin! If I had a waffle iron...but what I need more is a potato ricer or some other tool that will allow me to shred sweet potatoes and squash properly for hash. I prefer the shredded rather than diced version.

    Yesterday:

    B: eggs scrambled with pre-cooked ground pork and coffee
    1 hour intense Funday workout
    S: macadamia nuts and a few dried cherries
    L: mustard glazed roasted chicken thighs, roasted kale and chard, 1 slice paleo banana bread
    S: 1 beer (Founders Breakfast Stout)
    D: Egg Foo Yong with special sauce - quite good!

    Today:
    B: Last of the Egg Foo Yong
    1 hour group training session - even more intense than yesterday, it finished with my doing a Farmer's Carry with two 50 pound kettlebells for 200 meters!
    S: egg whites and 1/2 small baked yam
    L: Planning on roasted chicken, the rest of the small baked yam, and sauteed brussel sprouts - offices closed due to snow until 1
    D:? Who knows? Time will tell. Probably some thawed beef tips and a salad.
    Last edited by Catrin; 03-25-2013 at 05:22 AM.

  6. #6
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    B: cereal, strawberries and bananas, milk
    snack: few pieces of mango
    L: 1/2 chicken breast
    Snack: gaucamole, chips
    D: roasted cauliflower/potato soup pureed soup w/sprinkle of parmesan cheese, small piece sirloin steak, roasted white and sweet potatoes, roasted broccolini, 1 glass red wine

  7. #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by Catrin View Post
    Sweet Potato Waffles sound good Crankin! If I had a waffle iron...but what I need more is a potato ricer or some other tool that will allow me to shred sweet potatoes and squash properly for hash. I prefer the shredded rather than diced version.
    Like a cheese grater? I usually use one like this that I got at the grocery store:
    http://www.amazon.com/Progressive-In...=cheese+grater
    Or, if I'm doing it in quantity, the shredding disk on my food processor. And I use the regular food processor blade to make cauliflower 'rice'. It's ridiculously messy, so I don't do it very often.

    I was good all weekend but I don't remember what I ate so I'm not going to record it here. I will say that I am quite proud that I was able to steer clear of any treats (or sugar) this weekend even on the heels of my indulgence on Thursday night. I certainly had a lot of sugar thoughts and cravings, but I didn't cave and I think that today, I'm past it. Phew!

    B: last piece of sausage, kale and onion frittata, avocado, pineapple, black coffee
    L: sausage and cabbage 'noodles'. clementines
    S: hard boiled egg, banana (if I need this)
    D: chicken and veggie stir fry - I'm trying the stir fry sauce from Well Fed for the first time. Hope it's good!

    Oh, Catrin - I made that banana bread recipe you linked to use up 4 brown bananas. It was REALLY good! Even my non-paleo husband liked them. I added chopped walnuts and nutmeg and made them into muffins and they worked great. Luckily, I have a lot silicone muffin cups because I needed all 18 of them to use up all the batter!
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