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Points: 29630 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 03 2009 at 13:01
Originally posted by Raff Raff wrote:

Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

Hey, who says healthy eating has to suck?  I don't shy away from stuff that is "bad" for you, but I do try and keep it moderate.  My wife has started making mostly healthy dinners for us and she's lost a good bit of weight.  Me less so because I often indulge in fast  food for lunch weekdays.  We're getting together for lunch today, Penang, Malaysian, mmm.


Some clappies for you, sirClap! Oriental food rules.... I sometimes make Oriental dishes at home, since the ingredients (or at least most of them) are readily available in grocery stores around here.

As usual my wife had to have the shrimp puffs.   Minced shrimp wrapped in bacon and deep fried.  Does it get more healthy than that? TongueLOL


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Oriental food is terrible... Sorry but I have serious problems with vegetables... and raw fish...
 
Talking about "diet" products, I've completely changed my semi-addiction for Coke to semi-addiction for Coke-zero... now the red one tastes too sweet for me.... and it actually works as I'm taking less sugar a day (the results on the negative effects of aspartame or not in yet...) Try Sprite zero, too... much better than the regular one...
 
I love potatoes, meat, all the negative stuff... I really have to control myself and I've managed to do it pretty decently, but lately I've started to fail again... a couple pounds have come back...
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Originally posted by The T The T wrote:

Oriental food is terrible... Sorry but I have serious problems with vegetables... and raw fish...
 
Talking about "diet" products, I've completely changed my semi-addiction for Coke to semi-addiction for Coke-zero... now the red one tastes too sweet for me.... and it actually works as I'm taking less sugar a day (the results on the negative effects of aspartame or not in yet...) Try Sprite zero, too... much better than the regular one...
 
I love potatoes, meat, all the negative stuff... I really have to control myself and I've managed to do it pretty decently, but lately I've started to fail again... a couple pounds have come back...


Japanese eat raw fish - most other Asian peoples don't. As for vegetables, in Italy we eat just about as many, though cooked in different ways. And potatoes are not negative at all, unless you load them with fatsWink...
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Originally posted by Raff Raff wrote:

Originally posted by The T The T wrote:

Oriental food is terrible... Sorry but I have serious problems with vegetables... and raw fish...
 
Talking about "diet" products, I've completely changed my semi-addiction for Coke to semi-addiction for Coke-zero... now the red one tastes too sweet for me.... and it actually works as I'm taking less sugar a day (the results on the negative effects of aspartame or not in yet...) Try Sprite zero, too... much better than the regular one...
 
I love potatoes, meat, all the negative stuff... I really have to control myself and I've managed to do it pretty decently, but lately I've started to fail again... a couple pounds have come back...


Japanese eat raw fish - most other Asian peoples don't. As for vegetables, in Italy we eat just about as many, though cooked in different ways. And potatoes are not negative at all, unless you load them with fatsWink...

I love some raw fish (tuna, tuna, tuna), orientals and Indians (Italians, too Big smile) have a wonderful way with veggies.
I'm with you on those "zero" products, diagnosed with the d2 and had to give up sugared soft drinks, always hated standard diet coke.


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...we do a lot of indian, thai, & mediterranean foods ...here lately we've been eating a lot of falafel & baba gannouj Big smile
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Originally posted by Captain Capricorn Captain Capricorn wrote:

...we do a lot of indian, thai, & mediterranean foods ...here lately we've been eating a lot of falafel & baba gannouj Big smile


These are very good indeedClap! I just got back from the grocery store, where I got hummus and pita bread for when my dear hubby gets the munchies (very oftenWink). I made hummus at home at least once in the past, but now I don't have a food processor, so I'll have to wait until I do.
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Originally posted by Raff Raff wrote:

I just got back from the grocery store, where I got hummus and pita bread for when my dear hubby gets the munchies (very oftenWink). I made hummus at home at least once in the past, but now I don't have a food processor, so I'll have to wait until I do.
 
I could eat my weight in hummus LOL
 
...if you don't have a food processor then you can substitute a potato masher - you just have to boil the chickpeas for about 2 hrs. or until they're really tender Wink
 
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I'm getting a craving to go visit Instanbul Cafe, which is in my home neighborhood of Decatur, for some strange reason. Tongue

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In my house, my parents, or at least my mom HATES to eat "fast food"(burgers, hot dogs, what else?)

So you can expect eating in my house quite healthy, and specially now, that my father has to loose weight.

BTW: here in my house we LOVE fish, be it raw ala sushi, or ala Peruvian.

Though I admit, I don't eat a lot of vegetables....Embarrassed
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I'm not a fan of anything much healthier than this
The Thunderdome Three stacks of bacon, sausage, elk meat, onions and cheese between tortillas all topped with sour cream,&amp;nbsp;two fried eggs and scallions. (submitted by librarianguish)

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Originally posted by TheCaptain TheCaptain wrote:

I'm not a fan of anything much healthier than this
The Thunderdome Three stacks of bacon, sausage, elk meat, onions and cheese between tortillas all topped with sour cream,&amp;amp;amp;nbsp;two fried eggs and scallions. (submitted by librarianguish)

I'm not sure what that is, but let me see if I can identify the ingredients.  Green onions on top, of course, mmm.  Second thing I saw is either an egg yolk or yellow cheese.  Haven't figured out what's under that, but further under that is either bacon or some kind of meat.  then I see some white onions and some kind of sauce on top of some tortillas (3), probably corn tortillas.  Whatever is in between the corn tortillas is anyone's guess.  Refried beans?

How did I do? Big smile


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Mmm, that looks almost as good as what's shown on the inner album cover of ZZ Top's Tres Hombres.
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Originally posted by Raff Raff wrote:

I agree with those who said that eating everything in moderation is the best way to go. I am a firm opposer of stuff like artificial sweeteners or margarine, and stuff like 'fat-free half-and-half' (for non-Americans, the light cream you put in coffee) sounds utterly ridiculous to me. I cook almost exclusively with extra-virgin olive oil, and use butter only for baking. I also eat a lot of fruit and vegetables, and cook practically everything from scratch (tastes a hell of a lot better).

Clap This should be the base of all cooking, salads etc. I exclusively use EV olive oil (Greek preferably...)
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I'll eat whatever I damn well please till it kills me.  At least when I die I'll die knowing I never robbed myself.
 
Have never been to Texas but I'd love to make it here:
 
Of course, this is what 1/2 my dinner tonight looked like:
minus the tomato and plus egg
so I'm not doing too bad for myself here in PA


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http://thisiswhyyourefat.com/


Thanks.

Now I'm hungry.
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Here's the ZZ Top spread.  Ya gotta scroll down a bit.
 
 
 
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The point is missed.....does eating low fat spreads on your toast make any difference....my answer is no....and nothing has been proven that it does. Vegetarians have no longer life expectancy than those who eat meat.

Finally what is healthy? A paraplegic can be healthy, a fat person can be healthy.....even a stick insect can be healthy, however someone underweight HAS a lower life expectancy than an overweight person...makes you think....or it should.

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http://thisiswhyyourefat.com/

Thanks, I was pretty damn close on that sandwich.  I think I will now go eat all of that, throw up and get back to you. DeadLOL
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