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  • ipeople, what's for lunch?
  • ton
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    homemade primal burgers and sausage, with chilli bean and tomatoes. 8)

    ourmaninthenorth
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    Nice.

    For me: red kidney bean curry. Alas, no quinoa (we had it all last night), so just a big plate of spicy tomatoes and beans. Yum!

    Recipe here: blinkin’ delicious!

    miketually
    Free Member

    I didn’t bring lunch yesterday, so had to raid the Sainsburys Local down the road. That netted me a bag of salad leaves, a tub of four bean salad, a bag of carrot sticks and a tub of Moroccan houmous. Ate half yesterday and will eat the other half today.

    TheSouthernYeti
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    More left over roast beef and assorted veg.

    I may have added some cheeses.

    ton
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    what is quinoa like? not tried it yet, is it not a grain/wheat type thing?

    Bagstard
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    Turkey steaks cooked in tomato,onion,herb and chorizo sauce with some butterbeans thrown in, I’m off to nuke it now!

    TheSouthernYeti
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    Quinoa is awesome Ton… if cooked right. Bit of a nutty flavour to it and has a bit of bite.

    wallop
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    Any recommendations for mainstream places to buy quinoa? My local Sainsers doesn’t seem to have bags of plain quinoa.

    TheSouthernYeti
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    I’ve found it in every supermarket I’ve looked in.

    Normally with the world foods, or healthy eating section.

    Clobber
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    Homemade Roast veg soup with lentils for me… I find lunch easier if I just make big batches of soup with beans/lentils in at the weekend. Black beans are good in veggie soup

    wallop
    Full Member

    Normally with the world foods, or healthy eating section

    aaaah, I was in the pulses section.

    spacemonkey
    Full Member

    Chickpea wrap with tuna salad + humus + grated carrot and apple on the side.

    BoardinBob
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    Chicken & veg plus salad

    zilog6128
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    Chicken thighs/wings/drumsticks roasted in a homemade BBQ sauce. With a mountain of green veg.

    +1 on quinoa btw. You can definitely get it in Sainsburys but it will be cheaper at your local independent wholefoods place (if you are lucky enough to have one nearby). I use it (and prefer it) instead of rice for a lot of dishes e.g. paella, tagine recipes, etc. It is not actually a grain so fine for iDiet.

    rocketman
    Free Member

    the usual bucket of beans ‘n’ fish spiced up with some thermonuclear Scotch Bonnets

    molgrips
    Free Member

    Not sure yet, might try the beans and bacon idea with some spices or hot sauce or something.

    tails
    Free Member

    Salad with chicken mayo and bacon.

    IanMunro
    Free Member

    Packet of salt and vinegar crisps and a ginger nut biscuit.

    tails
    Free Member

    What is Quinoa low carb couscous?

    Solo
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    Home made Scotch Egg.
    Undescribably delicious !.
    8)

    Followed by spinach salad, containing green pepper, Cherry toms, a 120g pack of Tesco finest sliced pepperoni.
    Dressed with roasted sesame seed oil and cyder vinegar.
    Some chicken breast too.

    weeksy
    Full Member

    Now it all makes sense why i do over an hours spinning most days and don’t lose weight 🙂

    brassneck
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    Lentil soup from the work canteen.

    I don’t know if there’s any cheat ingredients, but they certianly didn’t bother with any stock by the taste of it.

    ourmaninthenorth
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    What is Quinoa low carb couscous?

    No. It’s a grain-like crop. But, because it isn’t a grain, it doesn’t have grain like effects on your insulin response.

    Unlike couscous, which is made from semolina (ie like pasta) and does have an effect on your insulin response.

    I find it rather bland on its own, but substitutes perfectly for rice with or in stuff.

    ton
    Full Member

    think i might give quinoa a go. loaded with garlic, chillies and a bit of smoked ham or chorizo.
    nice for the lunch box i reckon.

    iDave
    Free Member

    how’s things ton, i’ve not been on here for a few weeks.

    i had salmon, poached eggs and spinach

    spacemonkey
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    Home made Scotch Egg.

    Is that the primal one Solo?

    ART
    Full Member

    Quinoa is properly awesome. Cook it with some stock/ bay leaf whatever if you like a bit of flavour. Season according to mood – so works equally well in mediterranean or spicy guise… lovely with a spoon of harissa paste mixed in. Yummy. Works as porridge too – but haven’t tried that one yet. 🙂

    ton
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    iDave – Member
    how’s things ton, i’ve not been on here for a few weeks.

    fantastic Dave……getting near 3 stone loss now.
    feel great and i cant see me changing back either.

    thanks.

    oh, and back riding to work and back every day.

    TheSouthernYeti
    Free Member

    3 stone… Jesus!

    Care to share the primal burger recipe?

    Solo
    Free Member

    Home made Scotch Egg.

    Is that the primal one Solo?

    Yes, and I have added some flavours to the minced pork.

    ton
    Full Member

    yeti
    2lbs of lean minced steak
    1 diced onion
    2 diced carrots
    2 thinly sliced celery sticks
    parsley, rosemary, thyme, garlic, red chillie, salt, black pepper.
    2 eggs
    fry off onion, carrot, garlic and celery.
    then mix all the lot in a big bowl.
    form into burger shapes and either bake or fry off.

    ourmaninthenorth
    Full Member

    oh, and back riding to work and back every day.

    FANTASTIC..!

    iDave
    Free Member

    brilliant effort ton, glad it’s been working well for you

    give me a few days to clear a backlog of work and I’ll send you some more off the menu voodoo stuff

    spacemonkey
    Full Member

    Ah yes, now I remember your post in the other thread. Scotch eggs really are a thing of beauty.

    FTR, I’ve pulled down 90+ recipes from Mark’s site. Some are iDave compliant; some naturally not. Plenty to tuck into though 🙂

    spacemonkey
    Full Member

    ton, if you get fed up of your burgers tasting too ‘metallic’ then make the mix up with 50% pork mince. Really gives is a savoury note that beef only burgers often don’t provide.

    Solo
    Free Member

    Ah yes, now I remember your post in the other thread. Scotch eggs really are a thing of beauty.

    I’m into them at the moment.
    Very tasty.
    Very filling.
    Very portable.

    Whats not to like ?.
    😀

    gavtheoldskater
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    Scotch eggs really are a thing of beauty

    sounds interesting, how are you making idave friendly scotch eggs?

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