Thread: Dinner

Originally Posted by Luigi

Glad I started that 'Losing a few kilos' thread. Seems to have inspired quite a few to follow suit

I admire your discipline. I just eat one meal a day, anything I damn please.

Originally Posted by Humbert

Originally Posted by Luigi

Glad I started that 'Losing a few kilos' thread. Seems to have inspired quite a few to follow suit

I admire your discipline. I just eat one meal a day, anything I damn please.

Oh I would envy that.


I'm heavier now than when I started it.

Continuing on my weekday quest for healthy food, lunch was a thick soup with sweet potatoes, lentils, leeks and carrots, and flavoured with coriander.

Hallelujah, I assume that's in a bowl of some sort. Otherwise you're a miracle worker!

Originally Posted by Humbert

I admire your discipline. I just eat one meal a day, anything I damn please.

Smart plan (I more or less, follow that)...we humans don't need to eat 3 meals per day... in very general terms, the less you eat, the longer you live.
So Humbert will starve himself all day, then is free to feast on anything he desires... and he won't get fat.

Of course, the success of this warrior diet, depends on the individuals metabolism
and the trick is to not eat anything (except a couple pieces of fruit) throughout the day...

Originally Posted by NZdick1983

Smart plan (I more or less, follow that)...we humans don't need to eat 3 meals per day... in very general terms, the less you eat, the longer you live.
So Humbert will starve himself all day, then is free to feast on anything he desires... and he won't get fat.
Of course, the success of this warrior diet, depends on the individuals metabolism
and the trick is to not eat anything (except a couple pieces of fruit) throughout the day...

Luckily, I just naturally don't feel hungry in the evening. Never have. I like to eat at between 2:30 and 3:00 PM.

Cauliflower and broccoli mash, sweetcorn and salmon drizzled in olive oil.



Velly tasty before going back to real food from Friday to Sunday.


Salmon is quickly replacing chicken as our meat during the Monday-Thursday healthy-ish days.

Gonna do a nice n' light salmon and lemon farfalles this weekend or next.

Originally Posted by Luigi

Salmon is quickly replacing chicken as our meat during the Monday-Thursday healthy-ish days.

I try and have salmon or mackerel at least twice a week. Nice oily fisheseses....

Indeed.

Add some nice olive oil and it's the second best kinda oily you can get in bkk.

Originally Posted by hallelujah

sweet potatoes

Can't get much healthier. Those bad boys are bulging with nutrients. I'm having one for lunch today. With smoked mackerel and salad.

However, countdown to the weekend's kebab and Kronenbourg fest has officially begun...

Skinny kunts

Suppose I could start the weekend's icy beer drinking tonight.


Good God that looks good.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Skinny kunts

Not enough chips. I only counted 7

The nipper had 4 of those too.

We're all on a diet on here, if you haven't noticed mate

Originally Posted by Dillinger

The nipper had 4 of those too.

You're obviously slowing down...I'd have never let my nieces get more than two...

^ Missus had the mushrooms out of the pie too

Originally Posted by grasshopper

Hallelujah, I assume that's in a bowl of some sort. Otherwise you're a miracle worker!

Yeah, it was. A big bowl!

Originally Posted by somtamslap

Originally Posted by hallelujah

sweet potatoes

Can't get much healthier. Those bad boys are bulging with nutrients. I'm having one for lunch today. With smoked mackerel and salad.

However, countdown to the weekend's kebab and Kronenbourg fest has officially begun...

I certainly don't diet and I'm in the pub now, but I've lost about 4kgs since Christmas by having a couple of meat free days during the week and just carrying on with my usual 5 or 6kms every couple of days at the gym.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

The nipper had 4 of those too.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Missus had the mushrooms out of the pie too

Time to start eating alone bud.

Shan Noodles, veggies and a beer

Nice. what meat is in it?

More pics of your Burmese dinners would be interesting. Cheers.

Chicken, I'll do my best with the Burmese food pics. A lot of people dislike the cuisine, and I have to confess the amount of oil can be really unpleasant at times. My experience so far is that the food in the restaurants is pretty forgettable. Have had some homemade stuff from local friends and as little gifts from parents at school- worlds apart- bloody lovely food.

The salmon looks well tasty.

The pie meal would be good too, but for the gravy being poured over the pie. So the top crust goes all soggy.

Give that waitress a slap. Or a good rodgering in the bogs.

Originally Posted by Mandaloopy

Chicken, I'll do my best with the Burmese food pics. A lot of people dislike the cuisine, and I have to confess the amount of oil can be really unpleasant at times. My experience so far is that the food in the restaurants is pretty forgettable.

Jesus Christ, isn't that the case? We found a couple of Shan places around Inle that were pretty good, but elsewhere it was ridiculous. The food was swimming in oil.

What's that all about? Do they think it adds flavour or something?

Originally Posted by Auroria

Give that waitress a slap. Or a good rodgering in the bogs.

Can slap her on the bum in the bogs...

^ It was a hefty bloke, a nice hefty bloke, but a bloke all the same and did i say hefty

I will buy 100 of those Loy Toy pies for anyone who will take that hefty guy into the toilet there and come back not looking sheepish



























(apart from NZDicky)