Re: Ive to cut the red meat.
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Originally Posted by
mr brightside
What's for tea Al? I've had sirloin steak and new potatos :p
I ate late because i was doing a street-orienteering event tonight...i had fresh pasta, a tin of tune (in brine) and a small tin of sweatcorn.
Went a bit OTT with the pasta and couldnt finish it.:o
Re: Ive to cut the red meat.
Re: Ive to cut the red meat.
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Originally Posted by
Al Fowler
I ate late because i was doing a street-orienteering event tonight...i had fresh pasta, a tin of tune (in brine) and a small tin of sweatcorn.
Went a bit OTT with the pasta and couldnt finish it.:o
Sweatcorn? sounds a bit smelly :D
Re: Ive to cut the red meat.
I don't think you need to cut-out red meat completely; just use it sparingly. The best diets in my opinion are Indian vegetarian and Mediterranean. I try and stick to these. With the odd pie fest after a race.
Re: Ive to cut the red meat.
Er ... except on Thursdays when I have sausages and mash ;)
Re: Ive to cut the red meat.
Al, have you tried eating your meat as raw as possible (seriously) - blue, dripping and just seared, you know, wave it about in the same room as a lighted match for 10 seconds, I do this and have no problems, digests perfectly, full of lovely goodness. Organ meats are especially nice. It's overcooking with other stuff, and all that beany, processed wheaty, grainy, veggie stuff that causes me trouble.
Re: Ive to cut the red meat.
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Originally Posted by
Behind You
Al, have you tried eating your meat as raw as possible (seriously) - blue, dripping and just seared, you know, wave it about in the same room as a lighted match for 10 seconds, I do this and have no problems, digests perfectly, full of lovely goodness. Organ meats are especially nice. It's overcooking with other stuff, and all that beany, processed wheaty, grainy, veggie stuff that causes me trouble.
I will certainly try that more often...i like it bleedin'.:D