I really like day 12 and 14...I think. I can't see them anymore. The one of your car and the meatballs and asparagus.
Side note: kudos for eating asparagus. I generally don't eat anything long and green. No scratch that, I like cucumbers. But I have a recipe for greenbeans that looks promising so maybe I can add that to my repitiore. =P
And also...is that google maps picture a route from your house to Jared's? *suspicious look* =P
Thanks. The food for day 14 - I'm not allowed to make ever again; apparently the smells were too strong for my roommate (the meatballs are kind of a german-y/bavarian recipe and they're served with saurkraut) - but at least they made for a cool photo. :p
lol - I've been having a really hard time eating veggies (I can't seem to find a way to prepare them that actually makes me like the taste :p) -- Let me know if that recipe is any good, I may have to snag it from ya! :)
And...yes. I didn't get a photo of him and I together the night we decided to be a couple, so I figured a shot of the map could work :p
I'm not sure if an actual link is gonna appear there or if you'll have to copy and paste. I fully intend to blog about it.
I forget the specifications of your diet but I think if bacon is too greasy, you can cut it out and it'll be ok and I guess coconut oil can be subbed for the olive oil. And there is gluten free soy sauce at Winco, maybe other stores (or maybe you have some). I don't know if soy sauce would really affect you much, but I had a companion who was a celiac and we had to find gluten free soy sauce. I didn't even know it HAD wheat in it!!!
oh. I went back and read your paleo post. The recipe has a tablespoon of sugar (I halved it...a pound of green beans for 2 people is a lot). So I dunno if that matters.
and I was gonna say something else but now I forget. curses.
OH YEAH!
you could try roasting vegetables. just sprinkle broccoli or carrots or cauliflower with oil and salt and pepper them and put them in a 400 degree oven for about 15-20 minutes. You can throw minced garlic in with them too for an added punch of flavor.
blah. I wish that blogger let you edit your old posts so that I wasn't posting like 500 comments.
Anyhow, so ignore pretty much everything I say because I don't know anything. This diet is too multi-faceted for me, I keep focusing on all the mini diets within it (ie. gluten free)
Aaaaaaaanywho. So I didn't realize green beans were legumes. bah. That makes all the other things I was worrying about completely pointless. I did see on the website that someone subbed broccoli for the beans and it was still really good.
And also, olive oil is ok apparently so I would highly recommend olive oil if you roast any veggies, just for taste.
k. I think I got everything. if not, I'll just write you an email or something. =P
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I really like day 12 and 14...I think. I can't see them anymore. The one of your car and the meatballs and asparagus.
Side note: kudos for eating asparagus. I generally don't eat anything long and green. No scratch that, I like cucumbers. But I have a recipe for greenbeans that looks promising so maybe I can add that to my repitiore. =P
And also...is that google maps picture a route from your house to Jared's? *suspicious look* =P
Thanks.
The food for day 14 - I'm not allowed to make ever again; apparently the smells were too strong for my roommate (the meatballs are kind of a german-y/bavarian recipe and they're served with saurkraut) - but at least they made for a cool photo. :p
lol - I've been having a really hard time eating veggies (I can't seem to find a way to prepare them that actually makes me like the taste :p) -- Let me know if that recipe is any good, I may have to snag it from ya! :)
And...yes. I didn't get a photo of him and I together the night we decided to be a couple, so I figured a shot of the map could work :p
So I tried that greenbean recipe. It was amazing. I don't even like green beans (like at all) and I went back for seconds!
http://www.ourbestbites.com/2008/03/caramelized-green-beans/
I'm not sure if an actual link is gonna appear there or if you'll have to copy and paste. I fully intend to blog about it.
I forget the specifications of your diet but I think if bacon is too greasy, you can cut it out and it'll be ok and I guess coconut oil can be subbed for the olive oil. And there is gluten free soy sauce at Winco, maybe other stores (or maybe you have some). I don't know if soy sauce would really affect you much, but I had a companion who was a celiac and we had to find gluten free soy sauce. I didn't even know it HAD wheat in it!!!
oh. I went back and read your paleo post. The recipe has a tablespoon of sugar (I halved it...a pound of green beans for 2 people is a lot). So I dunno if that matters.
and I was gonna say something else but now I forget. curses.
OH YEAH!
you could try roasting vegetables. just sprinkle broccoli or carrots or cauliflower with oil and salt and pepper them and put them in a 400 degree oven for about 15-20 minutes. You can throw minced garlic in with them too for an added punch of flavor.
SUPER good.
also makes the house smell good, which your roommate might appreciate =P
blah. I wish that blogger let you edit your old posts so that I wasn't posting like 500 comments.
Anyhow, so ignore pretty much everything I say because I don't know anything. This diet is too multi-faceted for me, I keep focusing on all the mini diets within it (ie. gluten free)
Aaaaaaaanywho. So I didn't realize green beans were legumes. bah. That makes all the other things I was worrying about completely pointless. I did see on the website that someone subbed broccoli for the beans and it was still really good.
And also, olive oil is ok apparently so I would highly recommend olive oil if you roast any veggies, just for taste.
k. I think I got everything. if not, I'll just write you an email or something. =P
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