Foodies BS Thread.

Good stuff Ferdie!

Some BBQ brined pork loin tonight. Side of au gratin potatoes and snow peas with red pepper.













And my lunch.

 

Great looking stuff Ferdie and Dennis!! ^^^

 

Was making some chicken fried rice last night, and tripped out when I cracked an egg and two yolks fell out.

I suppose it is fairly common, just never seen it before.

 

x2.

It's like winning the egg lottery.

 

Interesting concept.....but I'm not buying it

 

because she is being forced to go eat there only in america

 

Except she doesn't want to go shopping in la

 

Ftfy

 

wtf Montana isn't in Canada go

 

http://followyourheart.com/products/original-3/

For all you mayo haters try this stuff. Gluten and soy free. Much better than mayo imo.

 

For Lisa

 

As far as heart health goes, I like a few table spoons of flax seed meal stirred into oj (or something). Simple and easy.

 

Paleo is not processed anything when possible. It's actually very hard to stick to as well as expensive to buy those types of products. My wife and I have started it twice in the last 6 months and just couldn't follow through.

 

People that do it either follow it it like a religious cult or use the premise to make better eating choices.
We were the latter, but I kind of see why they treat it cult like when done correctly . It's friggin hard to stick to!
I will say that the recipes we followed when on it were some the most delicious meals in recent memory.

 

Maybe slight benefit in the sense that you cut out wheat, barley etc. that are all carbs and probably not good for cholestrol.
However, GF diets are typical for people with immune issues. Celiac is the worst - basically full allergy for gluten which causes intestinal problems. People who have gluten sensitivity might not always experience the severe intestinal problems but can have other symptoms.
My son developed juvenile arthritis. Started with pain in his knees. A few years later he was in a wheel chair at school when they had to travel longer distances like going to lunch room. He could only walk short distances between classes.
Long story short, after many doctors who could not do anything for him and wanted to put him on pain medication for the rest of his life, we found this gluten free doctor. He put my son on a gluten free diet with natural supplements to repair the arthritis damage and gut damage because of the gluten-caused infection. 6 months later my son is running around pain free, do 2-mile runs, and just tried out for the JROTC Raiders team at school. It's like a miracle.
However, I am not gluten sensitive, so there would be little to no benefits for me to be on a gluten free diet. That being said, it cant hurt anything either, so I am doing it with him because it is easier if we all eat the same. When I am not at home I cheat