So no one's asked me "What does eating foodasfuel™ look like on a daily basis?"
Here's a sample day:
Breakfast:
140 calorie - South Beach Diet protein bar
Granny Smith apple
Lunch:
Ham sandwich on whole-wheat bread
Granny Smith apple
Dinner:
This is where I get creative.
Here are some of the dishes I've made:
cilantro-lime rice, which can be
- used in fajitas with chipotle chicken and whole-wheat tortillas
- topped with honey-barbecued or garlic-lime shrimp
- topped with general tso's shrimp or chicken
fresh chicken breasts can be
- chopped and cooked in barbecue sauce
- pan-fried with cornflake coating
- turned into garlic parmesan chicken nuggets
from the frozen section:
- turkey filets wrapped with bacon
- frozen fried fish filets
- italian chicken patty sandwich, topped with pasta sauce and mozzeralla, grilled in pan
potatoes can be
- cooking spray hash browns
- cooking spray pan fries
- or just baked in the microwave, mashed with butter spray and garlic
whole-wheat pitas can be
- chipotle-chicken with ranch, cheddar and lettuce
- turkey with mashed avacado
- a pizza crust for personal pizza
and last night I made a Hamburg Steak. This was something I heard a co-worker talking about, and decided to give it a try. I started with about 1/3 of a pound of 95% lean ground sirloin and heavily seasoned it, and then added 1 minced garlic clove and the same amount of minced onion. I then formed it into a rough steak shape, rubbed some olive oil on both sides seared it in a skillet. Normally I use cooking spray, but I wanted to get a nice browning crust on it. By the time the crust has really formed, the steak is done on the inside, and I covered it in A-1 steak sauce.
It was delicious. Of course it's just a glorified burger topped in steak sauce, but it worked without the bun. But I don't see any reason that you couldn't just make all your burgers like this, with the minced garlic and onion and pan-seared with olive oil. And you could top it with steak sauce or usual condiments. Anyways, it was a solid man meal that's healthy enough to eat once a week.
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