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June 13, 2010

June 14th, 2010 1 comment

Breakfast:

1 cup of  half caf. coffee with fat free half and half and a teaspoon of Splenda.

4 silver dollar  homemade Kerby Lane Cafe Buttermilk Pancakes

One egg over easy

water

Lunch:

We went  out for lunch to   Maria Maria. I had the Mexican Chopped  Salad with grilled shrimp

A hand full of tortilla chips with salsa

water and hot tea

Snack:

Apple

Water

Dinner:

Left over roast from last night with brown rice, corn,carrots and potatoes.

Breyers 1/2 Fat All Natural Ice Cream for dessert!

I didn’t really have a cheat meal this week, but I ate a few things over the week that were  treats. For example:  Tortilla chips at Maria Maria(they were pretty greasy and really salty…mmm yummy goodness 🙂 B, I did only have a few! The Kerbey Lane Pancakes are not the best choice even though I made them at home.  They just do not have much nutritional value.  Again, my serving size was pretty small. I had three glasses of wine Saturday night and although that is not a lot to have, especially if you have not had a drink all week, but for me that is unusual because I normally don’t drink at all.  You will see I do every now and then.  Lastly, I probably could have had less ice cream tonight! It’s all good though, because I am waking up tomorrow with a healthy menu planned and my exercise routine lined up for the week and that is all that matters,  that goes for you or for me.  I want to reiterate my thoughts on splurging.  Splurges happen.  Shit happens, life happens.  Sometimes you will not feel like working out- that’s OK.  Start over the next day.  Every now and then you might have more than one cheat meal in a week.  No worries, start over at your next meal.  The key is moderation and no regrets! Beating yourself up for screwing up does not fix the mistake. Actually, a lot of the times feeling sorry for yourself or mad at yourself starts a spiral of bad decisions.  The best  thing that you can do is start over.   Get up and move on.  What are your thoughts? How do you deal with set backs?  Share your stories here to help others… Love y’all!

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Paleo Approved Tuna Salad

June 13th, 2010 1 comment

1 large can of  Starkist Albacore Tuna in water

1 tbsp 1/2 Fat Kraft  Mayo made with Olive Oil Read more…

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Women With Altitude

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My friend Tina brought over her sisters documentary, Women With Altitude,  tonight for us to watch. It is a film about women who go on a mountain climbing expedition in Bolivia, reaching out to the local women about domestic violence. Pretty inspiring!  Check it out on the web at www.womenwithaltitude.org

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The Food Diaries June 12, 2010

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Breakfast:

1 cup of black  half caf.  coffee

Bob’s 8 Grain Hot cereal with almond pieces , honey,cinnamon  and blueberries. Read more…

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The Food Diaries June 11, 2010

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Breakfast:

My Fit Foods~ H-Town Breakfast Represent! Read more…

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Bison Spaghetti

June 10th, 2010 No comments

1lb Ground Bison Meat

1/2 onion~ diced

1tblspn garlic~ I use chopped  garlic out of the jar most of the time

Italian seasonings, crushed red pepper flakes and cayenne pepper

a pinch of sea salt

red wine

no salt added diced tomatoes (large can) or Cento brand petite diced tomatoes  and no salt HEB Tomato Sauce (small can)

Saute’ onion and garlic on med. heat ’til the onion is translucent.

Add Bison and seasonings. Cook  ’til brown then add the sauces along with the wine and bring to a boil. Turn heat down to low, cover and simmer for at least 30 minutes.

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The Food Diaries June 10,2010

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For breakfast I had:

1 cup of decaf black  coffee.

2 slices of HEB Bakeshop 100% whole wheat multi-grain toast with Smart Balance Spread and Streamline Organic Raspberry Jam, Bob’s 8 grain hot cereal with cinnamon, pecan pieces, honey,fresh blueberries and blackberries.

snack:

28oz of water between breakfast and snack

1 small banana

Lunch:

Starkist Solid White Albacore Tuna salad sandwich on whole wheat bread with one serving of El Milagro All Natural Tortilla Chips and HEB Hot Salsa.

I also had a couple of Aunt Nellie’s pickled beets.  I would not recommend this brand because it does contain high fructose corn syrup.  I will not be buying it again.  I do love me some pickled beets, so I am on a mission to find a healthier version! I will keep you posted.

1 small mandarin orange

Snack:

28oz of water between lunch and snack and another 28oz before, during and after  my workout.

pre workout afternoon snack~ Cliff Bar

Dinner:

Matt and I shared a small serving of Ceviche from My Fit Foods. It was SO good!

Bison Spaghetti made with Tender Bison ground bison meat, Cento San Marzano Passata Tomatoes Petite diced, 1  small can of HEB No Salt Added Tomato Sauce, Brick Cabernet Sauvignon, sea salt and Italian seasonings served  on top of Ronzoni Healthy Harvest Whole Wheat Blend Rotini Past

1 whole wheat piece of toast with Smart balance Spread

16oz water

100 Calorie Pack of Nabisco Cookies, of course!

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Paleo Approved Stir Fried French Beans

June 10th, 2010 1 comment

Fresh French beans

Almond Slivers

Parsley,garlic and onion powder, cayenne pepper, crushed red pepper flakes and  basil.

sesame seed oil and olive oil.  Go EASY on the oils.

Place cleaned and trimmed  beans along with the  almond slivers  in a  wok or large pan on stove.  Drizzle with oils and seasonings and stir fry on medium to low  heat until desired tenderness.

This is one of my very favorites!

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Spicy Honey Glazed Chicken

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All natural boneless skinless chicken breast tenders Read more…

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Low Fat Personal Pizza

June 10th, 2010 No comments

HEB square whole grain pita bread for the  crust

HEB  No Salt Added Tomato Sauce

garlic and onion powder, parsley flakes, red pepper flakes, crushed black pepper

I use all different types of low fat cheese,most of the time it is whatever I have in the fridge 🙂     any combination of the following would probably be good: Mozzarella, Feta, Asiago, Parmesan, Colby Jack, Cheddar, blue cheese and so on.

Slather on the tomato sauce, sprinkle on all of the seasonings, top with cheeses and bake in the oven at 350 degrees  for about 10 minutes or so.

You can add all kinds of stuff to your pizza, sometimes I use turkey pepperoni but most of the time I like good ‘ol cheese pizza!

Enjoy!

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