Thread: Healthy-ish meals

Originally Posted by Dillinger

I've never fucked a gay in my life

...so you're saying all those guys were straight?...

Originally Posted by tomcat

...so you're saying all those guys were straight?...

Tom, i think those terms are no longer valid in today's society, ya minx. Dill, Cujo and few others are just coming to terms with effects of plastic pollution in the environment - go easy

the question is how, do you buy an off the peg suit from M&S looking like that?

Originally Posted by Looper

Carrots can make you see in the dark.

Yeah, and uh, no. While there is a biological basis, this was actually propaganda put out by the british to mask the introduction of airborne radar in repelling night attacks by the german airforce early in WW2.

^ ooop Monday and uncle Nids arrived

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

the question is how, do you buy an off the peg suit from M&S looking like that?

Usually, I go to soi 4 and ask for Frank; he knows how to cut the cloth...

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

^ ooop Monday

I certainly fucking hope not.

Originally Posted by nidhogg

I certainly fucking hope not.

Me too but this low fat shite makes my life so dull one day is....oh ang on i have still got load of Doner in the freezer and that's not a cannibalism admission.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

I've never fucked a gay in my life

So that Ladyboy 3-sum that you mentioned before didn't count?

Originally Posted by Looper

Steamed veggies. Healthy or what?



Broccoli is healthy. You are eating a flower.



Carrots can make you see in the dark.

This is the first time I have ever bought brussels sprouts in my life. I remember not being all that fond of them at Christmas Dinner as a kid but they looked cute in their little string bag in the veggie shop so I thought I would go out on limb.

Whip up some cheese sauce. Make enough cheese sauce to last 6 nights so the next 5 nights' dinner preparation is blokishly simple.



Drizzle the cheese sauce over the assorted steamed veggies et viola!

Broccoli is the tops. However, I can confirm that my teenage memory of brussels sprouts is accurate and despite their cuteness I will pass on a second string bag.

The great thing about eating a healthy main course is that you earn enough nutritional credit to afford to splurge on a halloween sized pile of ultra-highly processed carbs for dessert.

That's the big mistake people make, telling themselves that. The fact is NO YOU DON'T.
In fact I'd be concerned about the carbs in those carrots, and also how was the cheese sauce made?

A once a week easy and healthy meal. Small 6 ounce pork chop, mushrooms onions and garlic with small baked potato.

Anybody who starts weighing food and counting carbs and calories is not right in the head (or body) in my book.
Embarrassing to see what this forum has become.
A bunch of gaylord back patters congratulating each other on what sort of rabbit food they can concoct up next.
Whilst weighing a lettuce leaf.
Pathetic.
I'm off to read Manic Meat Eaters Dot Com and join up with Box Of Chang Per Day Party Animals United.

Footnote;
was in the vets the other day, so er, weighed myself.
Down 5 kgs to a very respectable 110. Chuffed to bits. Dunno where that came from.

Originally Posted by aging one

I would make the case you have no idea what real Thai food tastes like.

Prolly right but there are a shit ton of Thai places here but I am not fond of what Thai I have tried. I prefer the Japanese, Korean and Chinese places around here.

Originally Posted by bsnub

Prolly right but there are a shit ton of Thai places here but I am not fond of what Thai I have tried. I prefer the Japanese, Korean and Chinese places around here.

You have to make do with what you have. Even my kids have stopped trying to find good Thai food in the states. They make it with supplies we bring to them.

Originally Posted by Cujo

That's fine but watch the spuds, very high carb.

I will never give up my pasta and potatoes. Just simply burn more calories in order to accommodate them.

Originally Posted by thaiguzzi

Down 5 kgs to a very respectable 110. Chuffed to bits. Dunno where that came from.

I had my kids late at 45, always was into sport but never daily exercise. So 15 months ago I took it up. I simply dont need a bigger chop than that it fills me up. Dont get me wrong I have a burrito chili cheese dog up on the blokes cooking thread so I do cheat.

So you were over 260 pounds a while ago. Wow, unless you are 6'5" that is quite a lot..

I want to be around for a while having 21 year old twins who just finished university and have begun their working careers in the US of A..

Originally Posted by aging one

You have to make do with what you have. Even my kids have stopped trying to find good Thai food in the states. They make it with supplies we bring to them.





I will never give up my pasta and potatoes. Just simply burn more calories in order to accommodate them.





I had my kids late at 45, always was into sport but never daily exercise. So 15 months ago I took it up. I simply dont need a bigger chop than that it fills me up. Dont get me wrong I have a burrito chili cheese dog up on the blokes cooking thread so I do cheat.

So you were over 260 pounds a while ago. Wow, unless you are 6'5" that is quite a lot..

I want to be around for a while having 21 year old twins who just finished university and have begun their working careers in the US of A..

6'3".
Had my lad too when i was 45.
Yeah, so i'm a "bit" overweight...

Ooops. Dunno how that happened.

Originally Posted by Cujo

In fact I'd be concerned about the carbs in those carrots

There's nothing wrong with carbs.

They're an important part of a healthy, balanced diet.

^ could not agree more...

I always found it weird when people weigh food and drive their entire life around their diet. However I understand some have to for various reasons. I seem to burn what I eat generally speaking because I am super hyper active and do eat reasonably "Healthy-ish". But F that diet crap and vitamin supplement nonsense. Live life.

Originally Posted by aging one

A once a week easy and healthy meal. Small 6 ounce pork chop, mushrooms onions and garlic with small baked potato.

That looks tasty.

There's dieting, there's eating sensibly and there's not giving a fuk - at various times I do any of these, but as you get older it makes sense to eat sensibly, exercise and keep yourself healthy. Some folks like to take more care, weigh their food, etc, and there's no problem with that, imho.

I agree that carbs are an important part of a balanced diet, but anyone trying to lose weight needs to at least be aware how many carbs they are eating.
There's also the issue of simple carbs and complex carbs and the issue of the glycemic index, insulin and diabetes.
I was just having a laugh about the carbs in the carrots. They are healthy complex carbs with lots of fibre.
The cheese sauce I don't know so much.
Cheese is low carb, but if the sauce was made from plain white flour......

Originally Posted by Cujo

In fact I'd be concerned about the carbs in those carrots

I wouldn't. I wouldn't at all be concerned about the carbs in those carrots. Why not? Because they're fucking carrots!