@previous (A)
Yes, but not deep fried. It was eggs, sausage, and hash browns
@previous (Metæ !goTRUMPlbg)
> Yes, but not deep fried. It was eggs, sausage, and hash browns
jfc like that's any better
@747,678 (dw skg)
It's a bigly difference thanks.
@previous (Lorraine !oZfU/tvMPw)
Three.
@747,728 (Metæ !goTRUMPlbg)
no it's not that's a fucjing awful dinner if you're trying to lose weight
@747,802 (dw skg)
Okay, what do you usually eat for dinner?
@previous (dw skg)
That's not healthy either.
@previous (Metæ !goTRUMPlbg)
> That's not healthy either.
I'm not talking about eating healthy or what I eat I'm talking about your diet. if you want to actually lose weight don't eat a goddamn lumberjacks breakfast for dinner
@previous (dw skg)
Yes, I know it's unhealthy. You've pointed this out but you haven't pointed out a viable alternative. "Eat nothing" is not a good dinner.
@previous (Metæ !goTRUMPlbg)
motherfucker fine eat a bucket of lard and complain that you aren't losing fast enough
you didn't ask for an alternative and dont need one. nearly anything else would be more reasonable than that. use common fucking sense damn fat ass
@previous (dw skg)
Look: I didn't say anything about my weight or even start talking about my food. OTHER PEOPLE ASKED AND I ANSWERED THEIR QUESTIONS.
And for fuck's sake stop thinsplaining to me and bodyshaming.
@747,811 (Metæ !goTRUMPlbg)
just eat less. eat more protein. max 1500kcal.
its not hard (in theory at least)
@747,811 (Metæ !goTRUMPlbg)
Ingredients
4 rashers good-quality lean unsmoked back bacon
4 brown-cap portabello mushroom
12-16 cherry tomatoes on the vine, room temperature
6 tsp olive oil
2 slices granary or wholegrain bread, cut on the diagonal
2 good-quality free-range pork sausage, minimum 86% pork
2 free-range, omega-3 rich egg, room temperature
few drops cider vinegar
2 x 100ml / 3½ fl oz glasses freshly-squeezed orange juice, plus 1 orange cut into wedges
handful fresh blueberries (about 50g/2oz)
Method
Lay the bacon, mushrooms and tomatoes on a foil-lined tray. Brush the tops of the mushrooms with 3 tsp of the oil and both sides of the bread with the remaining oil. Set aside. Heat the grill to very hot. Lay the sausages on a small foil-lined tray (best not to prick good-quality sausages or they may lose moisture). Grill for about 10 mins until cooked, turning occasionally.
Meanwhile, three-quarters fill a small pan, and a wide, deep sauté pan with water. Bring both to the boil. Lower an egg into the small pan and remove after 30 secs. Crack the egg into a cup. Add vinegar to the larger pan then, using a wire whisk, swirl the water around to create a whirlpool. Remove the whisk and slowly tip the egg into the centre of the whirlpool (see top picture). When the water comes back to the boil, remove the pan from the heat, cover and leave for 3 mins, then remove the egg. Place in a bowl of warm water while you cook the other egg – or cook both eggs an hour ahead, leave in a bowl of iced water, then reheat for 1½ mins in simmering water before serving.
Meanwhile heat a griddle pan to very hot. Place the tomatoes, bacon and mushrooms under the grill for 3-4 mins without turning. At the same time, lay the bread on the griddle pan, cook until crisp, about 1 min each side. Drain everything on kitchen paper.
Remove the eggs with a slotted spoon and drain briefly on a cloth. Arrange everything on a plate and serve with the juice and fruit