Foodies Unite #6 (trigger warning food) ANOTHER ONE BITES THE CRUST!

Me too, @mx_elle

2 Likes

Of course. Carbs are my comfort food. I haven’t had any yet. But I will as soon as I can. :relaxed:

3 Likes

Did you try konjak noodles? I think they are also without gluten. :thinking:

2 Likes

Is there a specific reason, why you mix non-vegan food with vegan food? Is it about the taste or something? I ask, because it seems to be very expensive to have meat and vegan components?

I hope the question doesn’t sound too dumb. :wink:

2 Likes

What about “Armer Ritter”? :wink:

3 Likes

You are TS question monster :grin::space_invader::hugs:

Answer is simple. Body doesn’t accept dairy products from cow, despite of fermented ones.
So my milk, yogurt or cream products are all vegan. And of cause I use vegan protein,
whey is just
:woozy_face: (not made for humans!)

Sometimes I have sth like parmesan, gorgonzola or emmentaler 
 Because I love the taste. But I keep the cow dairies as low as possible. I eat real feta or goat cheese too.

So, I am not vegan, I like meat from chicken, beef or lamb and fish or seafood too.
And eggs of cause. And I have total vegan phases and days too. It’s a mix. Love tofu.

I exclude pork. Cow dairies and pork are bad for inflammation and we have lot of rheumatics in family. So this is prophylaxis to me. My body is healthy and I want it like that till i am over 100.

Furthermore I am totally allergic to wheat.
But not to gluten overall! That’s the interpretation very often. But I can eat spelt and rye. Sometimes I have things from the glutenfree section (like gnocchi) but just because it’s without wheat.

So
 I am asked often why this, why that because it doesn’t fit in regular patterns and in german words “Schubladen”
 It’s just my kind of style. I have the experience that it’s hard to except for some brains. So I don’t talk about that normally.

By the way I am avoiding neurodermitis to zero by this style :ok_hand:t2::sunglasses:

10 Likes

Mostly canned food. I rarely crack cans although I have lots around. And lots of the kinds that I used. It was great.
Mixed together can of black beans, kidney beans and two pinto beans. Any variation would be fine. Drained and rinsed.
Added diced canned tomatoes. Used about 3/4 quart of vegetable broth. Added can of pumpkin.
Sautéed red onion and poblano in olive oil. Added that. Used couple teaspoons paprika and couple teaspoons of cinnamon. Little comino. Few shakes garlic powder.
Salted a good bit. Everything was low sodium but it needed salt.
Served with some white cheddar on top. And avocado. Quick easy nutritious.
Bon appetit.

11 Likes

Yes I tried them but I can’t handle the texture of those noodles :weary::weary::weary:

3 Likes

Mmmmm nice idea :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:
I think a tahini sesame dip with cumin would be a hit with it :smiley::smiley::smiley:

3 Likes

Good morning, or good evening wherever you are :kissing_heart:
This time I made scrambled eggs and oat wraps. One is filled with Marmelade, the other one with a Joghurt mix (with walnuts, cinnamon and linseed oil) Yum!

I always believed that a mix of water, oats and psyllium husk NEVER would make a good wrap. I was wrong.
They’re very soft tho, can’t eat them with my hands like other wraps. But they’re glutenfree and really easy to make :partying_face:

14 Likes

I almost eat the same as you :slightly_smiling_face: Because of Hashimotos I should avoid gluten, pork is bad for inflammation and milk triggers my psoriasis.

5 Likes


First sober meal I had in a long time where I helped prepare it. Just for today’s sobriety is awesome!!

23 Likes

Wow that looks incredible!

2 Likes

Thanks yeah being a couple housemates at the sober living I’m staying at put the food together it was New York Steak portobello mushrooms with onions asparagus redskin potatoes as you can see that was all on the plate. You and I share something in common you got about 22 years of addiction I got like 23 and I was ready to be like I’m sick and tired of being sick and tired

3 Likes

14 Likes

And I love this mustard too!
image

9 Likes


Post run bagel

17 Likes


Breakfast ‘pizza’
The base is a tortilla. Eggs, spinach, homegrown peppers and homemade pickled red onions sprinkled with some parmesan cheese.

17 Likes

Chicken breast, mashed potatoes and kohlrabi (I found no translation for this veggie).
Butter became very expensive here, prices went up 3-4x as high as usual. Same with cream. Don’t know about milk.
So I had to be creative. For the potatoes I used Olive oil instead of butter and it worked! No milk because I hadn’t anything similar, so I used water.
Delicious! And it’s enough to eat the leftovers tomorrow at work :drooling_face:

14 Likes

Olive oil instead of butter sounds interesting :thinking:
I don’t know if sour cream is on your “to eat list” or not. But sometimes I use sour cream instead of butter and reserved water from the potatoes I’ve boiled.

Edit: “soured cream,” for the Brits :blush:

And I’m getting “kohlrabi” to be a cabbage type of turnip? German turnip :thinking: I could tell by looking it’s a least a root veg. Looks like a really nice Sunday dinner. Enjoy.

While I’m here. :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: I guess I’m blessed to be able to eat most anything anytime. Sometimes that’s a problem. I pig out :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:

But I am always very impressed looking at the creativity of all your posts, for you guys that can’t eat specific things. Or whatever reason @Juli1 for health or digestion or allergies.
@chey.o
@mx_elle

Meanwhile I’ll be going out to lunch again :blush:

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
Love this :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:
@Planipennia

8 Likes