Sweet potatoes and yams are both awesome... but yes, completely different things!
Supposedly the Jamaican Olympics sprinters eat a bunch of yams as part of their training regimen.
What are you eating?
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Re: What are you eating?
What's really sweet (no pun intended) about yams is their low glycemic index.BoneSnapDeez wrote:Sweet potatoes and yams are both awesome... but yes, completely different things!
Supposedly the Jamaican Olympics sprinters eat a bunch of yams as part of their training regimen.
No sugar spikes...
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Re: What are you eating?
Since this thread is still being active:
Tonight I'll cook penne topped with a creamy shitake mushroom sauce (basically a roux with half and half), with artichokes as a side dish.
Tomorrow I'm roasting a whole hen, stuffed, and with all the trimmings. Kind of an early Thanksgiving since there is a possibility I might have to eat at the in-laws, who don't serve anything that isn't room temp.
Tonight I'll cook penne topped with a creamy shitake mushroom sauce (basically a roux with half and half), with artichokes as a side dish.
Tomorrow I'm roasting a whole hen, stuffed, and with all the trimmings. Kind of an early Thanksgiving since there is a possibility I might have to eat at the in-laws, who don't serve anything that isn't room temp.
Re: What are you eating?
Are these the people that like their steak well done?Luke wrote:Since this thread is still being active:
Tonight I'll cook penne topped with a creamy shitake mushroom sauce (basically a roux with half and half), with artichokes as a side dish.
Tomorrow I'm roasting a whole hen, stuffed, and with all the trimmings. Kind of an early Thanksgiving since there is a possibility I might have to eat at the in-laws, who don't serve anything that isn't room temp.
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Re: What are you eating?
Hey, there's nothing wrong with a blackened steak that can be used to write notes on your napkin if you have a brilliant idea in the middle of a meal.Stark wrote:Are these the people that like their steak well done?
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Re: What are you eating?
Yes, and their preferred presentation is the steak resting in a hammock of ketchup. Paired with uncooked broccoli mixed with raisins and fat free mayo.Stark wrote: Are these the people that like their steak well done?
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Re: What are you eating?
@Luke: nothing to say about my hotdog lunch? I thought we were closer than that, yo.
Re: What are you eating?
What did I miss?noiseredux wrote:@Luke: nothing to say about my hotdog lunch? I thought we were closer than that, yo.
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Re: What are you eating?
Attention Horsenoiseredux wrote:@Luke: nothing to say about my hotdog lunch? I thought we were closer than that, yo.
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Re: What are you eating?
That's just awful.Luke wrote:steak resting in a hammock of ketchup.
