Active HelperWhat are your favorite food recipes?
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Bible_Burner wrote: Hey Eric13, I had some questions regarding diet for you but I couldn't find an email on your page. Is there another way to message you privately?
Hi, I’d rather not share my contact info publicly.
If you’d like, post your questions to the health forums and I’ll look out for them to help. Others may help as well that way.
Cold fermented whole wheat pita bread of any flatbread. Since whole wheat is used I sometimes add gluten powder as well. I prefer keeping the dough in refrigerator for like 5-6 days. Someone on health forums had introduced me to this concept which I then applied. Works really great. You can use pita bread dough for making pizza as well. I use it to make shwarma. This technique is a great alternative for sourdough with nearly same nutritional benefit.
Ingredients are:
Whole wheat flour
Honey
Gluten powder
Yeast
Water
Salt( I add it later after fermentation by yeast)
My other favourite is Indian/Mexican style Scrambled egg. You can have it with rice/bread. I prefer parboiled long grain rice like parboiled basmati rice. Parboiled rice is healthier than other white rice. It has all benefits of brown rice without the taste and fiber content of brown rice.
Stormblood wrote: Moussaka - a greek dish
Bharwan aloo - an Indian dish
Tiramisu - a Northern Italian dessert.
Can't believe that you know our Tiramisù.
Glad you like It, even if I hate It.
Eric13 wrote: Yogurt and muesli, oh it is so delicious. It’s a great combination, like peanut butter and jelly. I wake it up early in the morning and eat this and fruit and then charge forward in my day. Run the miles, lift the irons, make the beatz, clean the soul.
Probiotics, carbs, protein. Yummy!
My other favorite recipe is pie. I don’t know the exact recipe though, my baker won’t give it to me.
But there’s wild blue berries and other things. It’s AMAAAZING!
I tried it also. It is delicious!!!
I like to make sandwiches with dark German bread, spinach leaves, grated cheese( preferbly mozzarella) tomatoes, lean turkey meat, grill the sandwich and munch away. I occasionally make shrikand( it's basically homemade yogurt with sweet fruits and nuts. Always good for a little snack in the evening or whenever
Aquarius wrote: What are your favorite food recipes?
If you like scrambled eggs you should try them "soft-scrambled" which is where they come out like a paste rather than a solid like you usually get in a frying pan. There's a video on youtube "Gordon Ramsay's scrambled eggs" and it's just the best way to eat eggs IMO.
It calls for:
Sourdough bread
Crem freche or sour cream
Chives
Olive oil
Each one of these ingredients makes the dish taste better. He also cooks mushrooms and some whole tomatoes to go on the side which are a great combination.
Purified666 wrote: Aquarius wrote: What are your favorite food recipes?
Right now it's chicken breast seasoned with Vegeta spice(without MSG). Makes eating chicken everyday rather nice.
Hopefully this video will not resonate with me in the future :lol: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Px7Uc2GrnhE
Thanks for the laugh although I choked on my tea xD
Satanic Path wrote: Stormblood wrote: Moussaka - a greek dish
Bharwan aloo - an Indian dish
Tiramisu - a Northern Italian dessert.Can't believe that you know our Tiramisù.
Glad you like It, even if I hate It.
It's so weird of me to know that dessert. I wonder why ;P
Purified666 wrote: Aquarius wrote: What are your favorite food recipes?
Right now it's chicken breast seasoned with Vegeta spice(without MSG). Makes eating chicken everyday rather nice.
Hopefully this video will not resonate with me in the future :lol: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Px7Uc2GrnhE
I'm curious. How do you do your bicep curls?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1h33IrnCX9M
Me, I'm palms out. Althought I've never read any Arnold....
Aquarius wrote: What are your favorite food recipes?
Just baked some chocolate carrot muffins. Almond and coconut flour. With honey for a sweetener.
Came out delish. With some hot tea.
HauptSturm wrote: Purified666 wrote: Right now it's chicken breast seasoned with Vegeta spice(without MSG). Makes eating chicken everyday rather nice.
Hopefully this video will not resonate with me in the future :lol: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Px7Uc2GrnhE
I'm curious. How do you do your bicep curls?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1h33IrnCX9M
Me, I'm palms out. Althought I've never read any Arnold....
Hammer hybrid curls. I never cheated on anyone though :lol:
It might be hard to believe, but I have an almost debilitating sweet-tooth.
I really enjoy a good cheesecake.
Aquarius wrote: What are your favorite food recipes?
Chef John of Foodwishes does a lot of Mexican food and he only films the food, too
Aldrick wrote: Aquarius wrote: What are your favorite food recipes?
Just baked some chocolate carrot muffins. Almond and coconut flour. With honey for a sweetener.
Came out delish. With some hot tea.
I kinda wish I liked cooking.
Aldrick wrote: Aquarius wrote: What are your favorite food recipes?
Just baked some chocolate carrot muffins. Almond and coconut flour. With honey for a sweetener.
Came out delish. With some hot tea.
Would you mind sharing a detailed recipe? I have a horrific sweet tooth and I'm always looking for healthier alternatives for a sweet fix. If it's a super secret family recipe, I understand. I could probably do some research myself too. I've just never baked with almond or coconut flour before if you have any advice.
Myself, I love just broiling some brussel sprouts for a snack. Douse them in a bit of oil, season to taste and pop them in the oven on convection until they are nice and crispy.
If I'm trying to make a simple meal that will last a while, I cut up a lot of cabbage and throw it in a wok with some protein and a few other veggies that need cooking. Cabbage is so underrated. It goes good with almost everything and can be seasoned so many different ways. It'll also fill you up, especially with added protein or starches.
Zucchini too. I could only eat zucchini for the rest of my life and be happy. It makes a good quick bread too, in the same vein as banana bread, if there is a bunch that needs to go before it turns. They're not hard to grow either. I've grown them in ten gallon buckets on an apartment patio.
Libra wrote: Aldrick wrote: Aquarius wrote: What are your favorite food recipes?
Just baked some chocolate carrot muffins. Almond and coconut flour. With honey for a sweetener.
Came out delish. With some hot tea.
Would you mind sharing a detailed recipe? I have a horrific sweet tooth and I'm always looking for healthier alternatives for a sweet fix. If it's a super secret family recipe, I understand. I could probably do some research myself too. I've just never baked with almond or coconut flour before if you have any advice.
Myself, I love just broiling some brussel sprouts for a snack. Douse them in a bit of oil, season to taste and pop them in the oven on convection until they are nice and crispy.
If I'm trying to make a simple meal that will last a while, I cut up a lot of cabbage and throw it in a wok with some protein and a few other veggies that need cooking. Cabbage is so underrated. It goes good with almost everything and can be seasoned so many different ways. It'll also fill you up, especially with added protein or starches.
Zucchini too. I could only eat zucchini for the rest of my life and be happy. It makes a good quick bread too, in the same vein as banana bread, if there is a bunch that needs to go before it turns. They're not hard to grow either. I've grown them in ten gallon buckets on an apartment patio.
Sure!
It needs almond flour to hold better though. Add chocolate chips!
https://www.wellfedhome.com/coconut-flour-carrot-muffins-gaps-legal
ER057H3F41R wrote: Aquarius wrote: What are your favorite food recipes?
Chef John of Foodwishes does a lot of Mexican food and he only films the food, too
These are your first posts on this forums and you're not making a good impression.
Libra wrote: Aldrick wrote: Aquarius wrote: What are your favorite food recipes?
Just baked some chocolate carrot muffins. Almond and coconut flour. With honey for a sweetener.
Came out delish. With some hot tea.
Would you mind sharing a detailed recipe? I have a horrific sweet tooth and I'm always looking for healthier alternatives for a sweet fix. If it's a super secret family recipe, I understand. I could probably do some research myself too. I've just never baked with almond or coconut flour before if you have any advice.
Myself, I love just broiling some brussel sprouts for a snack. Douse them in a bit of oil, season to taste and pop them in the oven on convection until they are nice and crispy.
If I'm trying to make a simple meal that will last a while, I cut up a lot of cabbage and throw it in a wok with some protein and a few other veggies that need cooking. Cabbage is so underrated. It goes good with almost everything and can be seasoned so many different ways. It'll also fill you up, especially with added protein or starches.
Zucchini too. I could only eat zucchini for the rest of my life and be happy. It makes a good quick bread too, in the same vein as banana bread, if there is a bunch that needs to go before it turns. They're not hard to grow either. I've grown them in ten gallon buckets on an apartment patio.
In my opinion, the best desserts are cakes, but you have to be careful with these sugar bombs.
Have any of you tasted testicles? Not me, but my grandfather was a farmer and raised cattle and sheep, he was also a good butcher. When he slaughtered a sheep or a lamb, they liked to eat organs. I've tried liver, lungs, kidneys, I find them heavy to eat, even the intestines I don't like. I hate fat in particular. I like the muscular part of the meat. The brain tastes interesting.
Aquarius wrote: What are your favorite food recipes?
I don't like dry food. I really like soups with meat and fish. The beans are very good. I like smoothies very much. You can buy a cookbook and have all the recipes you want.