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MastrBrewr
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 Posted: 02/07/05 - 13:06 Post subject: Lunchtime!
I'm having chiken-seasoned couscous* w/ a baked chicken breast.
*I'm trying to cook more new stuff. I've never had couscous before, it's not too bad.
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Maddies Wench
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Posted: 02/07/05 - 13:09 Post subject: Re: Lunchtime!
| MastrBrewr wrote: | I'm having chiken-seasoned couscous* w/ a baked chicken breast.
*I'm trying to cook more new stuff. I've never had couscous before, it's not too bad. |
Couscous is just teeny tiny pasta nuggets. What could be wrong with that? 
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phillycat
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Posted: 02/07/05 - 13:09 Post subject: Re: Lunchtime!
| MastrBrewr wrote: | I'm having chiken-seasoned couscous* w/ a baked chicken breast.
*I'm trying to cook more new stuff. I've never had couscous before, it's not too bad. |
yummmmm....couscous. I'm having lentil soup.
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MastrBrewr
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Posted: 02/07/05 - 13:10 Post subject: Re: Lunchtime!
| Maddie's Wench wrote: |
Couscous is just teeny tiny pasta nuggets. What could be wrong with that? |
I know that now. Just never had it before. 
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TreKay
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Posted: 02/07/05 - 13:31 Post subject:
I will have a salad with grilled chicken when I get back from skating.
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Posted: 02/07/05 - 13:51 Post subject:
I like couscous too! It's big in Moroccan cooking.
I'm having a horribly exciting salad with tuna in it and jello for dessert. I'm doing a modified version of South Beach as support for my girlfriend who has quite a bit of weight to lose (and let's face it, I could stand to drop a few myself) and honestly, the food rocks and you're not hungry and it'll help me get my perpetually fluctuating blood sugar settled. After hearing of relative #3 that is having part of his foot amputated from diabetes, which runs rampant in my family, I think it's time to make some healthy changes to the eating. And it's not like this isn't stuff I'd eat anyway. Salmon, asparagus and eggplant for dinner, how bad can this be?
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Posted: 02/07/05 - 14:04 Post subject:
I had stuffed cabbage and mashed potatoes.
Yum
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Posted: 02/07/05 - 14:11 Post subject:
| genie wrote: | | Salmon, asparagus and eggplant for dinner, how bad can this be? |
Sounds pretty tasty to me. I love all three of those!
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Posted: 02/07/05 - 14:16 Post subject:
smoked turkey from schlotzsky's
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Posted: 02/07/05 - 14:30 Post subject:
| MastrBrewr wrote: |
Sounds pretty tasty to me. I love all three of those! |
It really isn't bad eating at all, even the "strict" part. I backed off on the pasta a while ago. My big weakness is bread, but I do like the grains and rye and stuff so it isn't such a hardship to give up the white stuff. Really, this one's more sensible eating than any I've seen yet.
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Posted: 02/07/05 - 14:57 Post subject:
I had a salad with low-fat ranch dressing. It was actually quite filling. 
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Posted: 02/07/05 - 15:00 Post subject:
Ham and cheese on whole wheat. Orange. Carrot sticks.
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Posted: 02/07/05 - 15:01 Post subject:
I had a ham/swiss on wheat and an orange. I went easy on lunch after consuming nearly a half a banana cream pie for breakfast. 
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Posted: 02/07/05 - 20:23 Post subject:
Leftover pizza from the family (me, son & hubby) Super Bowl party.
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Posted: 02/07/05 - 20:25 Post subject:
2 pizza pops and a cup of apple juice 
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