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21 minutes ago, Scholar4Truth said:

5-6ish

Ok.  I won't be able to make it though.  Now I guess I have to make my own baked Zitti.   :)

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When you're a vegan and have to eat dairy-free, gluten-free, and all kinds of other stuff-free, you have to make your food sound fancy so that you don't otherwise feel deprived. It's like, oh look at

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This is how we make the soup ... (I'm TC's Hubby and the main cook of the family!) We started with split Chicken Breasts (With bones) - Thighs work well also! Quickly brown chicken in pot (j

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Not for dinner....but dessert rather The preggo woman in the house wanted fruit pizza....so here was my first attempt

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Going to use up my chicken thighs so I'm making chicken noodle soup.   :)   

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Did my first "real" chest and back workout since my shoulder was fixed...

Going to have a Ribeye,baked potato,and bloomin onion from Outback tonight :yes:

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7 hours ago, HandsomeGorilla said:

Salmon and eggs.

I ate 24 eggs yesterday. That's 1200-1400 calories... In eggs.

I like eggs.

Sounds like you're getting ready for a bodybuilding competition :lol:

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7 hours ago, HandsomeGorilla said:

Salmon and eggs.

I ate 24 eggs yesterday. That's 1200-1400 calories... In eggs.

I like eggs.

I hope you live alone.

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Burger King. Texas Whopper and Fries.

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12 hours ago, tcgram said:

Going to use up my chicken thighs so I'm making chicken noodle soup.   :)   

I am making chicken noodle soup monday, using chicken thighs as well.... great minds TC, great minds

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17 hours ago, Desertrat56 said:

I hope you live alone.

I know you're kidding, but seriously, if eggs make you farty, that means you're allergic and shouldn't eat them. I can eat as many as I please and they work really well with my digestive system. Eggs are one of nature's perfect foods so if you can eat them, eat them.

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17 hours ago, CrimsonKing said:

Sounds like you're getting ready for a bodybuilding competition :lol:

Not right now but I do occasionally go through periods where I try to get very lean. It centers and disciplines me.

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On 8/19/2023 at 4:25 AM, HandsomeGorilla said:

I know you're kidding, but seriously, if eggs make you farty, that means you're allergic and shouldn't eat them. I can eat as many as I please and they work really well with my digestive system. Eggs are one of nature's perfect foods so if you can eat them, eat them.

I already knew I am allergic to eggs, but maybe everyone in my family is allergic to them.   Some of them love boiled eggs and I can tell when they have been eating them hours later.   

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Last night we had Taco Bell. 

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6 hours ago, Desertrat56 said:

I already knew I am allergic to eggs, but maybe everyone in my family is allergic to them.   Some of them love boiled eggs and I can tell when they have been eating them hours later.   

Yea, if you're allergic, chances are good that much of your family is, too.

I'm lucky that I can eat all the eggs that I want and they digest perfectly. One of nature's perfect foods. 

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6 hours ago, Desertrat56 said:

I already knew I am allergic to eggs, but maybe everyone in my family is allergic to them.   Some of them love boiled eggs and I can tell when they have been eating them hours later.   

So does that mean you pretty much can't have dairy products/foods? 

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Pretty hot and humid so I am having a sub sandwich, parmesan and asiago artichoke dip and pita chips.   Watermelon for dessert.  

 

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Too  hot to really cook so just had Hot Dogs. 

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16 hours ago, Scholar4Truth said:

So does that mean you pretty much can't have dairy products/foods? 

Right, I should avoid processed milk, cream, sour cream, ice cream (with real milk in it), most cheese and any eggs.   It is impossible to do that in the american diet but I don't eat eggs unless they are in a cake or cookies and I usually bake my own cookies and omit the eggs in the recipe.   When my brother and I stayed at our grandma's ranch we used to drink as much milk as we could because her milk was right out of the cow and not only tasted wonderful but did not cause the mucus and nervous issues.   We could digest milk but it affected our nervous system    But we couldn't drink grocery store or processed milk.   When I was in grade school my mother had goats and we could drink goat milk.   My dad thought powdered milk should be a good substitute but not only was it awful, it still caused problems for us.   And it had the added effect of no fat so we were twitchy and irritable when we had powdered milk.   

 

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Marinated Pork Loin and Buttered Noodles.

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made my menu for the week i decided on some easy two night meals

1. spaghetti and salad

2. pork chops, taters, green beans

3. chicken fajita pasta

4. chili and grilled cheese

i made a huge pot of chicken noodle soup this evening and it is delicious i am taking some over to my son's house tomorrow when i go over to babysit the kiddos

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47 minutes ago, Overdueleaf said:

made my menu for the week i decided on some easy two night meals

1. spaghetti and salad

2. pork chops, taters, green beans

3. chicken fajita pasta

4. chili and grilled cheese

i made a huge pot of chicken noodle soup this evening and it is delicious i am taking some over to my son's house tomorrow when i go over to babysit the kiddos

Chili and grilled cheese interesting combination. I always eat it with a Peanut Butter Sandwich. I might need to try that.

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@Scholar4TruthMost people in my neck of the woods also eat it with a PB&J. I have never understood that combination....lol but I guess its the go to sandwich. Grilled cheese is perfect for dipping in the chili, the crunchinedss of the toasted bread and creaminess of the ooey gooey melted cheese... chilis perfect mate

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Zing it up with a little bit of spice... 

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29 May 2020 — Ingredients · 100ml vegetable oil · 20g dry chili · 6 cloves (about 20g) garlic · 100g onion · 30g lemongrass ·
 
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11 Dec 2014 — This satay sauce is made of dried chillies, lemon grass, galangal, tamarind, palm sugar and of course, peanuts. What Is the Difference Between ...
 
 

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Goes best with grilled meat, anything from innards to beef, mutton and chicken. 

"Nyonya" refers to the little old ladies of the early immigrants from China that married locals in Malaysia and they've been known as magicians in the kitchen since the 13th 14th century... 

A lot of their recipes are still legend today. 

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Fish Tacos. 

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Tonight was glazed Chicken Thighs marinated in honey and brown sugar with garlic, Yellow Rice and Asparagus. 

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