Sunday, 30 September 2012
29-30/09/2012
strangely enough I'm getting page views, can't imagine why
anyway
29/09/12
breakfast
tropical fruit pot
full fat milk
1 cup coffee with creamer
dinner
omelette with full fat milk, brie and german sausage
missed the mushrooms but was still very good
(to make
3 eggs, half a cup of milk, beat with a fork until smooth, add salt, pepper and a splash of white vinegar [you can't taste it but it makes the eggs fluffy]
cook in a hot pan with a drop of canola oil, when the base is seared, add the slivers of brie and german sausage and move from the hob to under a hot grill until brown on top!
1 cup tea
snacks
1 apple
1 yoghurt
1 small portion of fro-yo
supper
chicken slivers fried with red peppers
this was an experiment because normally with omelette I'd have toast but clearly not so was hungrier than usual come supper time
30/09/12
breakfast
1 yoghurt
1 cup tea
1 large glass of sparkling water
dinner
steak
cauliflower, brocolli, peas, carrots and pearl barley
pearl barley not cooked in stock - never do that, it tastes like poly styrene balls, with stock it's yummy, without it's tasteless.
2 large glasses of sparkling water
supper
3 thin slices of rye bread (made myself in the new breadmaker) with ardennes pate and left over brie
1 large glass of sparkling water
1 cup tea
--
I have noticed I am a lot thirstier than I was before I started this diet
and according to the scales, accounting for the 2lb either way discrepancy, removing a further 2lb for clothes I've lost a pound
I'm much more regular than I was, and my skin appears to have stopped breaking out
but with the breadmaker I made a white loaf for the housemate and nearly went on a bread binge because it smelled so good
so i made a rye loaf instead
next will be pumpernickel.
also found some recipes for rye cookies that I might try
I don't have much of a sweet tooth, always preferred savoury, but i do like the odd biscuit, so rye cookies solve that issue, and if i make them myself i can control what goes into them
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment