Re: Clean eating

Charles said:

Quoted message said:

As a general rule of thumb, food without garlic isn't worth
eating.

There's the 'hint' of garlic which can enhance a dish, or the eating
of it by the clove as if an entrée. The former is more than
acceptable, the latter a complete and utter social gaffe.

I suspect you'd consider my "hint" as akin to being
slammed over the head by a cricket bat. The trick
is that if everybody eats it all the time, nobody notices
the smell. Actually, I am told that once you get accustomed
to eating garlic regularly (as you should), you no longer
smell so much, even to the uninitiated.

Quoted message said:

How are you Helgi my friend and has the Spring arrived in your fair
country yet?!! ;o)

I'm good. Spring comes in fits and starts as usual here in the
far North Atlantic. Warm and sunny one day, snow flurries
the next. I'm walking and swimming a lot more than I was
a couple of months ago which means the weather is getting nicer.

--
Helgi Briem hbriem AT simnet DOT is

Helgi Briem said:

Charles said:

Quoted message said:

I like my life forces grilled with some garlic and butter. You?

In my gastronomic experiences, if you adulterate anything with
"garlic", including "life forces", all you get is garlic - I repeat
garlic, which contaminates the breath, exudes from the skin, makes
the toilet an unpleasant place to be and condemns farting from a
high art form to public disdain and humiliation!!

As a general rule of thumb, food without garlic isn't worth
eating.

So true. A stir fry without it is like sex without orgasm. Why bother?
--
-Larry

The Queen of Cans and Jars said:

Roger Zoul said:

me wrote:
:: I have heard this term spoken in my gym but do not know what it
:: means. Could anyone explain it for me? Thanks.

No junk.

Meaning what, exactly? "Junk" is a subjective term that's going to vary
from person to person.

No refined sugar or flour or oil.

T said:

The Queen of Cans and Jars said:

Roger Zoul said:

me wrote:
:: I have heard this term spoken in my gym but do not know what it
:: means. Could anyone explain it for me? Thanks.

No junk.

Meaning what, exactly? "Junk" is a subjective term that's going to vary
from person to person.

No refined sugar or flour or oil.

only foods allowed by your blood-type under the real blood-type diet.

keep low on the refined flours or only whole versions. (today i
enjoyed kasha/flax/hempseed/brown rice flour muffins, for example)
oils should be as uncooked as possible.