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Old Mon, Nov-05-07, 16:38
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Plan: Neanderthin w/cheese
Stats: 258/258/158 Male 71
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Location: Albany, NY
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bacon and eggs, V8
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Old Mon, Nov-05-07, 16:44
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Plan: life without bread
Stats: 150/130/130 Female 5 feet 7 inches
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Progress: 100%
Location: Pennsylvania
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Split chicken breasts that I'm roasting with gremolata under the skin (gremolata is lemon zest, parsley, and garlic).

Steamed green beans.

Either a green salad or turnip greens, not sure which yet. (ETA: if anyone cares, it ended up being a romaine/mache/carrot salad with lemon juice and olive oil)

Last edited by kallyn : Mon, Nov-05-07 at 19:46.
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Old Mon, Nov-05-07, 16:47
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Plan: Paleo/Low Cal
Stats: 000/000/200 Male 5 ft 10 in
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Homemade chicken-vegetable soup. Romaine salad with shredded beef on top.
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Old Mon, Nov-05-07, 16:59
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Plan: DDF
Stats: 202/185.4/179 Female 67
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I'm roasting a duck right now! So I'll be having some duck for dinner tonight
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Old Mon, Nov-05-07, 17:42
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Plan: Atkins
Stats: 248/149.2/148 Female 69 inches
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Progress: 99%
Location: Las Vegas
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Italian Sausage and Spinach soup..yumyum
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Old Mon, Nov-05-07, 19:07
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Plan: Atkins/Paleo
Stats: 210/185/140 Female 5ft5in
BF:too much
Progress: 36%
Location: Denver, CO
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scrambled eggs and a romaine salad
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Old Mon, Nov-05-07, 19:17
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Plan: Modified Paleo Atkins
Stats: 260/260/190 Male 71 inches
BF:Getting/Much/Bette
Progress: 0%
Location: Durham, North Carolina
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Originally Posted by kallyn
Tonight I had Plane's Armenian green beans from the recipe thread, and pan-roasted cauliflower.


Wow! I'm flattered that someone would actually use my recipe. I hope it was good. (no need to answer, sorry, not fishing for compliments)

Anyway, tonight was a quick meal on the run so I had left-over sliced lamb sirloin from last night and some guacamole.

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Old Mon, Nov-05-07, 19:17
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Plan: urban hunter gatherer :)
Stats: 20/12/00 Female 62 inches
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Progress: 40%
Location: state of disarray
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I'm roasting a duck right now! So I'll be having some duck for dinner tonight


I want your dinner!!! I love me some duck!!!

I am having roasted chicken and some kind of veggie yet to be determined on my way home and sauted fuji apple with some pecans
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Old Mon, Nov-05-07, 19:55
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The duck came out GREAT! I am not experienced with duck so I am happy. The skin is crisp and lucious.
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Old Mon, Nov-05-07, 21:25
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Plan: urban hunter gatherer :)
Stats: 20/12/00 Female 62 inches
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The duck came out GREAT! I am not experienced with duck so I am happy. The skin is crisp and lucious.



exactly how it is supposed to be!!! good for you .I am jealous and pretended my chicken was duck but it was not the same.....it is my absolute favorite poutry that is for sure!
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Old Mon, Nov-05-07, 21:39
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Plan: NeanderkIF
Stats: 140/114/110 Female 5 feet 2 inches
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Duck is my favorite bird too!

But I had steak with butter (not paleo) and mashed cauliflower, and some nuts/raisins.

I am working on a beef stew: beef seasoned with paprika, garlic and cumin, salt and pepper; carrots, butternut squash, celery, red onion, crushed tomatoes and bone broth. It's in the crock, and will likely be for dinner tomorrow with a salad.

Plane, I saved your recipe as well but haven't tried it out yet! It sounds delicious.
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Old Tue, Nov-06-07, 02:04
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Plan: I eat all of the eggs. :)
Stats: 600/400/160 Female 5'3"
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I'm jealous Nancy.

I tried duck for the first time about a month ago and absolutely loved it.

I have to grocery shop tomorrow. I think I will look for one.
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Old Tue, Nov-06-07, 09:11
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Plan: Paleo/Low Cal
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I've been making a big batch of chicken broth almost weekly now for a couple months. There is absolutely no way you can go wrong either drinking it on its own or using it as a base for regular "soups." Last night I added some sauted low-starch veggies to it and voila!

Soup again tonight. Maybe with some sausages.
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Old Tue, Nov-06-07, 10:38
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Plan: DDF
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Here's the recipe I used. Pouring the hot water on the duck first was amazing. The skin shrunk.

http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/235744

Last night I ate it plain but tonight I think I'll make sweet garlic sauce to dip it in.
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Old Tue, Nov-06-07, 16:08
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Plan: urban hunter gatherer :)
Stats: 20/12/00 Female 62 inches
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Progress: 40%
Location: state of disarray
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mmmm roasted crispy duck ....

tonight is 4-H cowburgers on the grill ..RARE!!! with all the trimmings
for dessert apple rhubarb compote (still off the artificial sweeteners and feel a better person for it ) with (I will try to avoid the whipped cream but argh it is so good on top there is still some Atkinsy girl in me!)
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