I decided last week to wean myself off the YeastBuster program because I felt I was ready and I was really sick and tired of having that damn drink first thing every morning.
I'm happy to be off it, but I left all the bottles in the same spot on the counter as a bit of a reminder; if you fall off the wagon you'll be back on this wagon!! Yucky.
So far, so good. I've not gorged myself on cakes yet, which is a good sign of me actually kicking this yeast problem/sugar addiction. There are sweets in the cupboard (such as semi-sweet chocolate chips and my dad's homemade rum-soaked fruitcake) that are not interesting to me at all. What a revelation!
Last night we went to our friends' house for dinner. They didn't know what to make us for dinner so they made tacos. Well, sounds good to me - I haven't had tacos in eons! I looooooooove eating a hard-shell taco loaded with ground beef, tomatoes, lettuce and shredded cheese. Yum! I had two hard-shell and one soft-shell and I was pretty full. Oh yeah, I drank two rum 'n Cokes. Only two.
I brought a container of blueberries and strawberries plus a small container of coconut milk because I knew they would have crap for dessert (and I was right). My friend busted out the chocolate cream pie from the fridge shortly after we went downstairs to play darts. She also had a really gross-looking bag of no-name cheese crunch things. Blech. I had a sliver of the pie. Normally I would have told everyone to get their own damn pie while I ate mine...okay, I'm exaggerating. A little. After my sliver of pie I got myself a nice bowl of fruit in coconut milk. My friends commented on how good it looked so of course I offered them some. After all, I brought enough for everyone; I'm a good friend. :)
Today I had bacon with my eggs for the first time in, like, two months (because of being on the YB program - delicious bacon is NOT allowed on the program). It's a boring day and I'm supposed to be reading for my latest course (Fire Protection) in the Occupational Safety and Health program I'm working through, but I'm finding that my mind keeps wandering to the kitchen for some munchies. A couple of plantain chips and a few spoonfuls of vanilla-flavoured, 9% MF yogurt did the trick. For now. I'll continue reading after posting this entry.
Weighed myself yesterday and the scale read 145.4 lbs, but since we've started working with weights and the pull-up bar I can't worry too much about weight anymore. I wore my size 7 pants last night! W00t!!
Chicken thighs for dinner. Can't wait!!
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Sunday, January 15, 2012
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Today's Meal - Chicken Stew with Pumpkin "Pie" for Dessert
This afternoon was spent prepping a crapload of various vegetables for the chicken stew. Hunnybun did the grocery run (thank you again, Sweetie!) while I chop-chop-chopped in the kitchen. Here's the pot of stew after we already doled out our first portions:
Then came the dessert (perfectly primal, thankyouverymuch! :)):
To make the crust, combine the following in the food processor:
- Freshly-ground almond meal
- Melted butter
- Various yummy spices like cinnamon, nutmeg and allspice
Press it into baking dish of choice.
For the filling:
- 1 can of pure pumpkin puree
- About a cup of coconut milk
- More of the above-mentioned spices
Pre-bake the crust in the dish. I only did mine for 10 mins at 350F but realized later it needed a bit longer.
Pour in the filling, spread it around, and bake at 350F until a toothpick inserted near the middle comes out clean. (For me, using a gas convection oven, it was around 40 mins.) Let it cool a bit before slicing.
I didn't realize that when you slice the root end off a bunch of celery that you end up with a pretty rose! That made me smile. :D
Then came the dessert (perfectly primal, thankyouverymuch! :)):
To make the crust, combine the following in the food processor:
- Freshly-ground almond meal
- Melted butter
- Various yummy spices like cinnamon, nutmeg and allspice
Press it into baking dish of choice.
For the filling:
- 1 can of pure pumpkin puree
- About a cup of coconut milk
- More of the above-mentioned spices
Pre-bake the crust in the dish. I only did mine for 10 mins at 350F but realized later it needed a bit longer.
Pour in the filling, spread it around, and bake at 350F until a toothpick inserted near the middle comes out clean. (For me, using a gas convection oven, it was around 40 mins.) Let it cool a bit before slicing.
I didn't realize that when you slice the root end off a bunch of celery that you end up with a pretty rose! That made me smile. :D
Monday, January 31, 2011
Tonight's Dinner...Pollock Fish Soup
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Mmm, Salmon
These delicious morsels were cooked up in butter, then seasoning and coconut milk was added to make the sauce. YUM!
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