[quote]swordthrower wrote:
Bacon. But it has to be real bacon, meaning from a farm and not a factory.
And good, fresh eggs. In an omelette with goat cheese, red onion, spinach, and the bacon. Cooked in butter. Or bacon fat. Mmmmm.[/quote]
Thanks to this guy, I’m now cooking up a half pound of thickly-sliced bliss.
Spinach Maria
[quote]Dirty_Bulk wrote:
swordthrower wrote:
Bacon. But it has to be real bacon, meaning from a farm and not a factory.
And good, fresh eggs. In an omelette with goat cheese, red onion, spinach, and the bacon. Cooked in butter. Or bacon fat. Mmmmm.
Thanks to this guy, I’m now cooking up a half pound of thickly-sliced bliss.[/quote]
You’re welcome. They say a dog is a man’s best friend, but what about bacon?
Probably Pizza with roasted red peppers, grilled chicken, and plenty of onions and sauce on a thin crust.
If we are talking about homemade, probably ground turkey sauted with onions and garlic, added to stewed tomatoes. Let it simmer, add pesto, tomato paste, veggies and spices, then serve over whole wheat pasta. Delicious.
PIZZA!!!
I have Pizza Hut Pizza once a year (It takes that long to digest).
[quote]swordthrower wrote:
Bacon. But it has to be real bacon, meaning from a farm and not a factory.
And good, fresh eggs. In an omelette with goat cheese, red onion, spinach, and the bacon. Cooked in butter. Or bacon fat. Mmmmm.[/quote]
Isn’t bacon illegal?
[quote]chiquita wrote:
swordthrower wrote:
Bacon. But it has to be real bacon, meaning from a farm and not a factory.
And good, fresh eggs. In an omelette with goat cheese, red onion, spinach, and the bacon. Cooked in butter. Or bacon fat. Mmmmm.
Isn’t bacon illegal?[/quote]
That’s not even funny.
In terms of a healthy food, a recent addition to my diet has been baked chicken covered in organic wheat germ. You don’t even need to coat the chicken in egg or anything I just roll it in the wheat germ and pop it in the oven.
In terms of other food, Kobe beef filet mignon. If you’re going to cheat, cheat with the best thats out there.
hard boiled eggs
greatest training food of all time
(1) Rudy’s Original BBQ outside of San Antonio (San Telmo I think), across from the horse track, in the gas station, just in case anyone wants to go there. Ho-ly fuck.
(2) Aruthur Bryant’s BBQ in Kansas City.
Can you tell I used to be a fatty?
Pizza with bacon, spinach leaves, and sundried tomatos.
A giant bacon cheeseburger, with chili…
Pepper steak with rice.
Deer steaks or burgers…
Olive oil, love the olive oil.
[quote]OneMoreRep wrote:
In terms of a healthy food, a recent addition to my diet has been baked chicken covered in organic wheat germ. You don’t even need to coat the chicken in egg or anything I just roll it in the wheat germ and pop it in the oven.
In terms of other food, Kobe beef filet mignon. If you’re going to cheat, cheat with the best thats out there. [/quote]
Oh God Kobe beef is the shit! It’s one of the things I miss the most from living in Japan. Also wish I could easily find the super thin sliced meats they always had at the supermarkets over there for stuff like yaki soba. Most places in the US wont cut stuff that thin.
PeterD
Peter…go find a korean or any asian market. You will find very thinly sliced meat…trust me.
And yes, Kobe beef is the best meat out there…but thats why its so dam expensive!
p.s. Good recipes out there.
Sashimi and anything covered in Sriracha (an asian hot) sauce.
Pot brownies.
I could live off of (and get strong on) nothing but PB&honey sammichs and whole raw milk. Some Superfood and a fiber supplement would be a good idea though.
Pb honey+ sliced banana on the sandwhich dipped in milk.
Absolutely glorious
Also, pizza with bacon bits, sausage, lots of cheese, pepperoni, and ranch dressing cooked right in.
or pizza with light spinach, heavy goat cheese and such.
Or alfredo pizza
Or feta pizza
I love pizza.
[quote]GetSwole wrote:
Pb honey+ sliced banana on the sandwhich dipped in milk.
Absolutely glorious
Also, pizza with bacon bits, sausage, lots of cheese, pepperoni, and ranch dressing cooked right in.
or pizza with light spinach, heavy goat cheese and such.
Or alfredo pizza
Or feta pizza
I love pizza.[/quote]
Yes add bananas to it! Knew I was forgetting something…
I’m not the biggest pizza fan in the world though.
Lucky you.
Pizza, pasta, granola…that stuff kills me.
I can resist sweets (except homemade sugar cookies and moms banana pudding)
But all those “dirty carbs” well jesus, theres a reason I used to be fat.
If you get tired of chicken there’s always bison. May be a little tough to get your hands on depending on your geographical location.
http://www.buffalogal.com/nutritional_information/