I inhaled a salad after running - with grilled chicken, swiss chard, feta and some plain macaroni. My dressing of choice these days is one that I had been taking a break from:
1. Peel and crush a lot of garlic. Think 8 or 10 cloves in a 3 cup mason jar.
2. Put crushed into jar of your choice and sprinkle with salt. Let it sit for at least 15 minutes (this breaks down the cell walls and lets all the goodness out).
3. Put in your olive oil and vinegar, with a ratio of about 1:3.
4. Add some other spices if you like - onion powder? rosemary? oregano? basil?
This is potent! It is also really good, and the raw garlic is great for your immune system.
I'm still not sure what my routine or commitment is going to look like - if I will commit to cutting out all processed sugar for a month and then reevaluate or go back to religiously logging my food in MFD. I want something reasonable, but achievable. Until I know, my goal is to work out each day and to post my food on here for all y'all to investigate. As I decide more, I'll let you know.
Tuesday 11/22:
Food:
Breakfast (around 9am): Cereal (Kashi honey cereal and granola with milk)
Lunch (around 12pm): Some (not even 1/2 the order) french fries, chicken wings (about 5)
and a piece of garlic toast
Snack (around 3:30pm): Mini Cliff bar, Apple with honey, almond butter and raisins
Dinner (around 6pm): Pumpkin scone and medium coffee from Starbucks
Snack (around 10pm): Salad
Workout:
20 minutes on the elliptical, light weight work and 2 mile run
Ahhh, I don't love those days when the running gets put off until the last minute. I had one of those the other day. At least you know you'll feel better when it's done! Jessica
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Ah- sounds good. I may need to try that dressing recipe. I've never made my own...
ReplyDeleteThe dressing is really easy, definitely something you adjust to your own taste.
ReplyDeleteIt's true Jessica, I really did feel great after the run. It reminds me of my John Bingham shirt about the miracle isn't that I finished, the miracle is that I had the courage to start.