Daily Menu Thread - Thursday, January 17
 

For Eaters Only! Fasters don't bother to post :)

Please post your menu for the day to inspire the new and refresh the old.

Protein Power Lifetime Plan


Breakfast: 2 hard boiled eggs with butter, 4 slices bacon, small tangerine

Lunch: two hamburger patties with cheese, small salad

Dinner: two chicken thighs, steamed cabbage with butter

Snack: chocolate shake with flax oil

not entirely sure, but...

B: three eggs and two sausage links

L: leftover roast beef (6 oz or so) and veggies (whatever veggie appeals when I open the fridge)

S: option 1) 6 oz. ham rolled around olive taponnade, raw veggies
option 2) if I find any good pork or fowl on sale at the grocery store this afternoon, that + fresh cooked veggies

dessert planned of 3/4 c. paleo punch.

Sn: almonds

Did not eat this Am because I did not have time, but boy was I hungry by 12!
6 oz leftover meatloaf
1 tbsp. catsup
2 oz summer sausage
2 oz Colby cheese
1/3 cup soy nuts sprinkled with cinnamon and splenda
30 oz H2O so far today

dinner is going to be polish Kielbasa and cabbage and more water

1/17/02
 

breakfast:
mock danish, 1 c decaf with splenda and cream

lunch:
wasa crackers with sliced smoked turkey and muenster cheese, 2 pickle slices

dinner:
grilled steak and lg salad

snack:
1 c SF home-made hot chocolate with 2 T whipping cream

I just wrote down that mock danish recipe earlier and may have to give it a try tomorrow!

That was the first time I ever had the mock danish and I was very pleasantly surprised. I made it and threw in 2 tblsp sugar free strawberry jelly on top before I nuked it. It was wonderful! Closest to a real danish I'll get for awhile! I'm ready to try the one with cinnamon in it, too!:clap:

Chele

first time here
 

Breakfast- 2 eggs scrambled with bacon and a 1tbls of green onions, coffee (12/and 1/2) and cream
Lunch - cellery with garlic cream cheeese, cheddar cheese and pepperoni sticks, lots of water and a tea with cream
Supper- corn beef and cabbage. I cooked it in the crockpot over night. cornbeef, cabbage, and turnip, (carrots for the others in the family) I smoothered it in butter and OOOOOOhhhhhh, I will be making that again.
It's so easy and my husband just loved it. But then he says "Jo-Ann I don't have to worry about not being feed well in this house." A man that appreciates a good meal and tells you. Got to like that. :wave: