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Kel
2008-11-29, 04:45
Tonight I am having a plate of raw vegetables (carrots, cucumber, red, orange, and green capsicum) with hummus and a glass of OJ. Hooray for healthy eating.

My Name is The Lord
2008-11-29, 04:49
There's nothing healthy about that, vegetation has very little nutritional content and orange juice is loaded with more sugar than most soft drinks.

Bckpckr
2008-11-29, 04:50
Thanksgiving leftovers.

ObsdianZ
2008-11-29, 04:58
There's nothing healthy about that, vegetation has very little nutritional content and orange juice is loaded with more sugar than most soft drinks.

Quit trolling up the place. Peppers and carrots are great foods. Cucumber is mostly water though. And it depends on the type of OJ.

I made some curry noodles and my leftovers from last night (spareribs, carrots, celery).


*ObZ

My Name is The Lord
2008-11-29, 05:02
Peppers and carrots taste like shit and have no nutritional value, like all other vegetables and I am really sorry that you as well as most other people gather from my posts that I am trolling, but I am sincere and will back this up with evidence if you wish; as you are too feeble to realize it on your own.

dingdongduy
2008-11-29, 06:31
Spaghetti and meatballs.

Kel
2008-11-29, 06:50
There's nothing healthy about that, vegetation has very little nutritional content and orange juice is loaded with more sugar than most soft drinks.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetables#In_the_diet
The nutritional content of vegetables varies considerably, though generally they contain a small proportion of protein and fat,[5][6] and a relatively high proportion of vitamins, provitamins, dietary minerals, fiber and carbohydrates. Many vegetables also contain phytochemicals which may have antioxidant, antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral and anticarcinogenic properties.
Nutritional value of capsicum. (http://lifestyle.iloveindia.com/lounge/benefits-of-capsicum-1551.html)

(http://lifestyle.iloveindia.com/lounge/benefits-of-capsicum-1551.html) I don't drink soda. The sugar from my glass of OJ makes up most of my daily intake, as I don't add sugar to any of my food and don't eat sugary snacks. I also eat meat (mainly chicken or fish) two to three times a week.

Mantikore
2008-11-30, 06:42
hummus is good stuff. i eat home made hummus with a spoon, but it has to have a lot of garlic

Bckpckr
2008-11-30, 07:13
Tonight - fish 'n chips, including:

Beer Battered Cod
Fresh Cut Chips (fries)
Homemade Apple Sauce
Cole Slaw

Served with vinegar, tartar sauce, ketchup, and thin slices of lemon.

Probably gonna wash it all down with a pint of Samuel Smith's organic cider.

jimany
2008-11-30, 08:37
Manwiches and coke.

Might have some of these http://members.shaw.ca/brett_paddock/Old_Dutch_Sour_Cream_n_Onion.jpg after too.

I'm super healthy;)

Psychonautical
2008-12-02, 04:19
Tonight - fish 'n chips, including:

Beer Battered Cod
Fresh Cut Chips (fries)
Homemade Apple Sauce
Cole Slaw

Served with vinegar, tartar sauce, ketchup, and thin slices of lemon.

Probably gonna wash it all down with a pint of Samuel Smith's organic cider.

Better be malt vinegar!

psycho_8b
2008-12-02, 11:39
Slab of beef with carrots, peas, potatoes, parsnips and some bread based stuff (Yorkie puddings)...

That's gonna be my Christmas dinner! :D

Bckpckr
2008-12-02, 11:42
Better be malt vinegar!
Of course. :cool:

There's no other way to serve fish 'n chips.

psycho_8b
2008-12-02, 12:19
Of course. :cool:

There's no other way to serve fish 'n chips.

You're the man, mate!

Cod, rock, skate, etc? Which would you most prefer?

Mantikore
2008-12-02, 13:06
i just had meatballs with a creamy sauce on rice. it was ok.

Cowboy of the Apocalypse
2008-12-02, 13:18
Tonight - fish 'n chips, including:

Beer Battered Cod
Fresh Cut Chips (fries)
Homemade Apple Sauce
Cole Slaw

Served with vinegar, tartar sauce, ketchup, and thin slices of lemon.

Probably gonna wash it all down with a pint of Samuel Smith's organic cider.

Where are you from man? You guys know how to do things right.

Fallen Angust
2008-12-02, 17:21
Microwave dinner, only the best for you.

Bckpckr
2008-12-02, 17:22
Where are you from man? You guys know how to do things right.
You're the man, mate!

Cod, rock, skate, etc? Which would you most prefer?
Cod, of course. :) Though haddock is just as good. Pollock and skate are quite common as well, though consistent with the previous, I prefer cod.

You two wouldn't believe me if I said it but I live in the U.S. state of Ohio. :cool:

I'm just a huge fan of foreign food and eat the popular cuisine of other nations more often than that of this country.

arquin
2008-12-02, 17:49
Two big pieces of fillet mignon. One cooked with thyme, the other with garlic, topped with a mushroom pepper sauce.

On the side I had steamed leak, green beans and broccoli. Covered the leak in butter and the greens with cheese sauce :)

And for dessert mum made us "Eierlikoer mousse" (which I think is just egg nog mousse :confused:)

monkmaster
2008-12-02, 17:57
Thin crust pepperoni pizza. With milk to drink.

Neapolitan ice cream for dessert.

smokemon
2008-12-02, 18:36
main- Shitty beef "stew meat" with some garlic and black pepper.
side - small mound of kimchi.
beverage - malt likka.

That's how it looks to turn out. God help us.

lostmyface
2008-12-03, 17:03
i am going to make pasta with diced chicken, broccoli, an mushrooms. all served with a creamy homemade cheese sauce.

an for desert, probably a peanut butter sandwich.

matrim coffin
2008-12-08, 05:02
I cooked shrimp fried rice. My ex girlfriend was asian. It tasted great.

Bckpckr
2008-12-08, 05:06
So tonight I made meatloaf.

Except, instead of forming a loaf and baking such I formed it into standard patties and fried 'em, then covered in added sauce after flipping for the last time:

http://www.galenacanning.com/products_pictures/petabbqsauce.jpg

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All in all it was quite good. Alongside the meatloaf patties I had mashed potatoes and sliced carrots; all was washed down with a bottle of Samuel Adams Irish Red.

Mantikore
2008-12-09, 03:23
http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q30/fartx2/SDC10159.jpg

well, that was breakfast

Dead1Head
2008-12-09, 03:43
Mmmm I had fried scallops, some broiled tilapia and some mashed sweet potatoes.

vilbe
2008-12-09, 17:15
i'm hoping steak, but i might weight on that because i can't taste. if i get moving quick enough i could do a beef stew...

Cowboy of the Apocalypse
2008-12-09, 21:52
So tonight I made meatloaf.

Except, instead of forming a loaf and baking such I formed it into standard patties and fried 'em, then covered in added sauce after flipping for the last time:


So you had rissoles then? :confused:

I had the ever ambiguous but always delightful seafood marinara at a local publicans' house, the last time I ate.

shwak23
2008-12-10, 08:23
Tonight - fish 'n chips, including:

Beer Battered Cod
Fresh Cut Chips (fries)
Homemade Apple Sauce
Cole Slaw

Served with vinegar, tartar sauce, ketchup, and thin slices of lemon.

Probably gonna wash it all down with a pint of Samuel Smith's organic cider.

My dad was a commercial fisherman and grew up in the U.K. and thus fish and chips was usually what we ate when we were poor. (My dad got free fish) It never got old really. It always shocks me to hear people actually buy fish from the supermarket. We've just always got it for free.

iamgod
2008-12-11, 04:02
ribeye steak (marinated in italian dressing crushed garlic and lime juice)
fried potatoes onions and mushrooms
steamed broccoli (need something healthy in there........)
washed down with a jack and coke

Bckpckr
2008-12-11, 20:24
Since I started working a new job third shift meals have definitely taken a downturn for the worst four days a week. After working twelve hours all I've really got time for is to come home, shower, sleep and then wake up and get ready for work again.

Regardless tonight being day four of four I'm planning myself a nice supper tomorrow. Winter grillin' time. :) Gonna have myself a grilled steak and vegetables (which I slice up, wrap in aluminum foil and leave with a dollop of butter to cook on the grill till tender).

Cowboy of the Apocalypse
2008-12-12, 16:21
http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q30/fartx2/SDC10159.jpg

well, that was breakfast

Tell you what really sets that off, mixing a packet of potato & leek cup a soup powder when you're making the sauce. Give it a go one day mate.

The Return
2008-12-12, 17:17
Winter grillin' time. :) Gonna have myself a grilled steak and vegetables (which I slice up, wrap in aluminum foil and leave with a dollop of butter to cook on the grill till tender).

lol, fag

Bckpckr
2008-12-13, 03:15
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