Might as well face it, I'm addicted to kale.
(A blog about one woman's quest to "eat to the blood glucose meter," balancing the bacon and the broccoli, the pecans and the peppers, the chocolate and the cauliflower...you get the idea.)
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Monday 26 July 2010
Breakfast: 1/3 banana before Torture Time with Jillian (aka Shred, Level 1) and Yoga Time with Rodney, and then 2 slices of leftover french toast (made with flax bread) with peanut butter and sugar-free maple syrup, plus coffee with almond milk and half-and-half x2.
Lunch: Big whoops on lunch today! The illustration will give you some idea of what I ate...it was half a package of Tuscan veggies, 3 oz. leftover sausage, and 2 Tbsp of light Italian dressing. And about 2/3 serving of the coffee cake. I decided to eat in the breakroom and visit with a coworker today, rather than skulking off to my cube. (I brought in my leftover coffee cake and warmed it in the toaster oven. It went quickly!)
Snack: Whoops! Snarfed down half already! Approximately 8 oz. Nonfat Chobani, 1/2 orange, 1
"donut peach", 1 tsp inulin, 1/2 tsp cinnamon
Dinner: Steak (guessing 5-6 ounces, depending on how much that bone weighs), steak sauce, salad (yes, there is salad under that cheese) with Italian dressing, and cheese (I ate about double the shown square).
I ended up adding these to my salad, they're the crunchy roasted garbanzo beans I made yesterday. I was trying for a piri-piri seasoning, but it didn't work too well. I used lemon peel and juice, but it just didn't "pop" like it does when I make a marinade. They still worked great as croutons, though. (I originally got the recipe for piri-piri marinade from Sunset Magazine's Piri-Piri Chicken recipe. Click here for the chicken recipe, here for just the marinade; the two are linked. It's actually kind of tricky to cook with the whole chicken; we've had really good luck using it for a chicken and veggie shish-kabob marinade. This would probably also go really well with veggies only or shrimp. It's bright and warm and spicy-tasting.)
Dessert: About 1/2 ounce peanuts and 15 chocolate chips.
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Oh your drawings are priceless, I'm reading the salad dressing label for the second time when I finally get it! Thanks for my evening amusement. And also for some good food ideas. I'm guessing you really like Indian food? Every time I see a spice/seasoning term I don't understand, I think it must be Indian flavoring.
ReplyDeleteOh nuts, how I love thee.
Must look for that flax bread--Trader Joe's?