Meat is making me sick

Shadowland said:

I'm going vegetarian !

Good for you.

Me, I'm having bacon (LOTS of bacon) & eggs for breakfast. Lamb chops for
dinner. You may have my salad. BYE! 🙂

jmcquown said...

Quoted message said:

Shadowland said:

I'm going vegetarian !

Good for you.

Me, I'm having bacon (LOTS of bacon) & eggs for breakfast. Lamb chops for
dinner. You may have my salad. BYE! 🙂

Me, I had two more homemade BBQ pork tenderloin sandwiches and Lays plain
potato chips for breakfast and a chuck of 85% cocoa dark chocolate. I'm about
done eating for the day.

Andy

Andy said:

jmcquown said...

Quoted message said:

Shadowland said:

I'm going vegetarian !

Good for you.

Me, I'm having bacon (LOTS of bacon) & eggs for breakfast. Lamb
chops for dinner. You may have my salad. BYE! 🙂

Me, I had two more homemade BBQ pork tenderloin sandwiches and Lays
plain potato chips for breakfast and a chuck of 85% cocoa dark
chocolate. I'm about done eating for the day.

Andy

I haven't even started yet! But trust me, it won't include vegetables until
dinner time, probably mashed potatoes and peas (or broccoli) to go with the
lamb 🙂

Andy <q> wrote in news:[email hidden]:

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Me, I had two more homemade BBQ pork tenderloin sandwiches and Lays
plain potato chips for breakfast

I have a burning question....did you put the potato chips in the sandwich
and if you didn't why not?

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The house of the burning beet-Alan

It'll be a sunny day in August, when the Moon will shine that night-
Elbonian Folklore

hahabogus said:

Andy <q> wrote in news:[email hidden]:

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Me, I had two more homemade BBQ pork tenderloin sandwiches and Lays
plain potato chips for breakfast

I have a burning question....did you put the potato chips in the
sandwich and if you didn't why not?

Darn! I forgot to buy potato chips!

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jmcquown said:

Shadowland said:

I'm going vegetarian !

Good for you.

Me, I'm having bacon (LOTS of bacon) & eggs for breakfast. Lamb chops for
dinner. You may have my salad. BYE! 🙂

You forgot the rare steak... ;-d
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jmcquown said:

Andy said:

jmcquown said...

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Shadowland wrote:
> I'm going vegetarian !
>
Good for you.

Me, I'm having bacon (LOTS of bacon) & eggs for breakfast. Lamb
chops for dinner. You may have my salad. BYE! 🙂

Me, I had two more homemade BBQ pork tenderloin sandwiches and Lays
plain potato chips for breakfast and a chuck of 85% cocoa dark
chocolate. I'm about done eating for the day.

Andy

I haven't even started yet! But trust me, it won't include vegetables until
dinner time, probably mashed potatoes and peas (or broccoli) to go with the
lamb 🙂

I'm thinking about some poached eggs about now...
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On Sat, 01 Sep 2007 05:32:21 -0700, Shadowland <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

I'm going vegetarian !

I don't feel good after eating meat anymore. I can't tell if it due
to all the chemicals and what not
in today's mass produced meats, or if it's because I'm entering
middle age.

I have a vague polluted feeling after eating meat.

Have you tried eating organically raised meats? Maybe that would
help. Niman Ranch is one that has meats with no antibiotics, etc.
Search around and see if you can find someplace in your area that has
meats that are organically raised without antibiotics, etc. You might
also consider grass fed beef, if you eat beef.

If not, then the world of vegetarian cooking is vast and can be very
varied and wonderful.

Christine

hahabogus said...

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Andy <q> wrote in news:[email hidden]:

Quoted message said:

Me, I had two more homemade BBQ pork tenderloin sandwiches and Lays
plain potato chips for breakfast

I have a burning question....did you put the potato chips in the sandwich
and if you didn't why not?

Nah. I fish them outta the bag between bites. Why not...?

Andy

Andy <q> wrote in news:[email hidden]:

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hahabogus said...

Quoted message said:

Andy <q> wrote in news:[email hidden]:

Quoted message said:

Me, I had two more homemade BBQ pork tenderloin sandwiches and Lays
plain potato chips for breakfast

I have a burning question....did you put the potato chips in the
sandwich and if you didn't why not?

Nah. I fish them outta the bag between bites. Why not...?

Andy

well, you can add more bbq sauce...the chips act like a binder and
reduce dripping, plus it tastes good that way.

--

The house of the burning beet-Alan

It'll be a sunny day in August, when the Moon will shine that night-
Elbonian Folklore

Christine Dabney <[email hidden]> wrote in
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If not, then the world of vegetarian cooking is vast and can be very
varied and wonderful.

Especially if you add liver.

--

The house of the burning beet-Alan

It'll be a sunny day in August, when the Moon will shine that night-
Elbonian Folklore

Christine Dabney said:

On Sat, 01 Sep 2007 05:32:21 -0700, Shadowland <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

I'm going vegetarian !

I don't feel good after eating meat anymore. I can't tell if it due
to all the chemicals and what not
in today's mass produced meats, or if it's because I'm entering
middle age.

I have a vague polluted feeling after eating meat.

Have you tried eating organically raised meats? Maybe that would
help. Niman Ranch is one that has meats with no antibiotics, etc.
Search around and see if you can find someplace in your area that has
meats that are organically raised without antibiotics, etc. You might
also consider grass fed beef, if you eat beef.

If not, then the world of vegetarian cooking is vast and can be very
varied and wonderful.

At least there's one helpful response here. I agree with Christine's
suggestion of "organically" raised meats. But also, vegetarian
cookery is richly varied, delicious and healthful - unless loaded with
sat fats of course. I am particularly fond of the foods of the
eastern mediterranean, and central/south asia.

TammyM, omnivore

hahabogus said...

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Andy <q> wrote in news:[email hidden]:

Quoted message said:

hahabogus said...

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Andy <q> wrote in news:[email hidden]:

> Me, I had two more homemade BBQ pork tenderloin sandwiches and Lays
> plain potato chips for breakfast

I have a burning question....did you put the potato chips in the
sandwich and if you didn't why not?

Nah. I fish them outta the bag between bites. Why not...?

Andy

well, you can add more bbq sauce...the chips act like a binder and
reduce dripping, plus it tastes good that way.

Actually, the BBQ sauce (Stubb's mesquite) is too thick. I'm tempted to
thin it down a little. I just pour it onto a paper plate and dip each bite.

Chips would change the consistency and flavor, imho. I just assume keep
them separate. Who wants a soggy potato chip anyway?

Andy

Andy <q> wrote in news:[email hidden]:

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Who wants a soggy potato chip anyway?

Boy you eat slow.

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The house of the burning beet-Alan

It'll be a sunny day in August, when the Moon will shine that night-
Elbonian Folklore

hahabogus said:

Christine Dabney <[email hidden]> wrote in
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If not, then the world of vegetarian cooking is vast and can be very
varied and wonderful.

Especially if you add liver.

Or a good beef steak 😉

Andy q said:

Quoted message said:

Me, I'm having bacon (LOTS of bacon) & eggs for breakfast. Lamb chops for
dinner. You may have my salad. BYE! 🙂

Me, I had two more homemade BBQ pork tenderloin sandwiches and Lays plain
potato chips for breakfast and a chuck of 85% cocoa dark chocolate. I'm about
done eating for the day.

Hey go for it.....and have a good laugh while you're at it.

Relatedly the son of my neighbor had to have a toe cut off because it
was turning black. He's diabetic.

And what's the obesity rate now...around 30% ?

How's your weight ?

But the whole thing is a big yuke yuke.

I gonna pig out on some good fresh corn on the cob, maybe some
spagetti squash, and a huge glass of apple cider....oh yeah !!

Oh man that sound 100 times better than all that crappola you clowns
are eating. Been there....done that. 🙂

On Sat, 01 Sep 2007 05:32:21 -0700, Shadowland <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

I'm going vegetarian !

I don't feel good after eating meat anymore. I can't tell if it due
to all the chemicals and what not
in today's mass produced meats, or if it's because I'm entering
middle age.

I have a vague polluted feeling after eating meat.

And just why do people need meat anyhow once their done growing ?

When people age, their digestive system often becomes sensitive to
meats. My grandfather always had digestive problems, he gave up beef
first and at the end of his life he was just eating chicken... maybe
lamb every now and then.

I find I'm craving meat less and less. Strictly vegetarian meals
don't drive me to the nearest McDonald's anymore.

--

Ham and eggs.
A day's work for the chicken, a lifetime commitment for the pig.

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(TammyM) said:

Christine Dabney said:

On Sat, 01 Sep 2007 05:32:21 -0700, Shadowland <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

I'm going vegetarian !

I don't feel good after eating meat anymore. I can't tell if it due
to all the chemicals and what not
in today's mass produced meats, or if it's because I'm entering
middle age.

I have a vague polluted feeling after eating meat.

Have you tried eating organically raised meats? Maybe that would
help. Niman Ranch is one that has meats with no antibiotics, etc.
Search around and see if you can find someplace in your area that has
meats that are organically raised without antibiotics, etc. You might
also consider grass fed beef, if you eat beef.

If not, then the world of vegetarian cooking is vast and can be very
varied and wonderful.

At least there's one helpful response here. I agree with Christine's
suggestion of "organically" raised meats. But also, vegetarian
cookery is richly varied, delicious and healthful - unless loaded with
sat fats of course. I am particularly fond of the foods of the
eastern mediterranean, and central/south asia.

TammyM, omnivore

As a general rule, stuff like this posted to r.f.c. is a troll.

The person is not a regular poster.
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Peace, Om

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Quoted message said:

I'm going vegetarian !

I don't feel good after eating meat anymore. I can't tell if it due
to all the chemicals and what not
in today's mass produced meats, or if it's because I'm entering
middle age.

I have a vague polluted feeling after eating meat.

And just why do people need meat anyhow once their done growing ?

Fries with cheese sauce taste great! Don't forget the ketchup!

Sarah