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    Either a kale smoothie or chicken fried steak with a side of bacon.

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    Interesting question
    I have gotten into a routine
    I order my breakfast every day from the same place between 6:30 and 7 am

    2 eggs over easy. Hash browns and a sausage patty

    I’m feeling pretty good lately. Lunch and dinner are hit and miss all over the place. But I get a good breakfast
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    Quote Originally Posted by Core Shot View Post
    Tab and Marlboro light
    Breakfast of champions
    Well. It sure was then. and hey, it was a marboro light so healthy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobby Stainless View Post
    I've been doctoring up instant ramen lately after watching this guy on instagram do it. Man that shit is delicious. Plenty of sodium too for electrolytes.





    You should get an egg or pellet smoker.
    Love my pellet smoker. Simple as using an oven.

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    I still call it The Jake.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Name Redacted View Post
    Like on a regular basis? Breakfast lunch, and dinner, on a regular basis? Not like the weekend splurge, or going out to a restaurant. Just your normal work or ski day where you don't spend a whole lot of time thinking about it?

    I've fallen into a weird rut where I just don't even know what I want to eat and when I decide I'm usually starving and make poor choices...
    what is your weight like and does it stay pretty consistent or do you yo-yo ?

    I have late breakfast every morning, usually skip lunch, happy hr beers, decent dinner avec wine

    keep the portions lower, lower carbs & no added sugar
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    Quote Originally Posted by riser4 View Post
    Pork shoulder (butt, it's called a butt) in the crockpot is blasphemy.
    Its not in a crockpot. Its a pressure cooker. We tried multiple methods and honestly the pressure cooker turns out amazing and it only takes 45 minutes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TAFKALVS View Post
    Its not in a crockpot. Its a pressure cooker. We tried multiple methods and honestly the pressure cooker turns out amazing and it only takes 45 minutes.
    Agreed, I love a smoked butt but that takes 8 hours and hard to achieve consistent heat in the winter. Instapot kicks ass. Throw an onion, jalapeño, and some tomatillos in and you’ve got killer tacos for the week.


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    wake up have coffee and creamer
    after reading the wall street journal by the fire I puff down
    hippie speedball they call it
    then a banana and a bagel w cream cheese, sometimes some lox when I'm feeling particularly
    I'm ready to conquer the day

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    You guys make me want to go out and buy a pork butt. I actually was gonna today, but the market didn't have any.
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    Breakfast - about 50/50 nothing/bowl of gruel (always have coffee, but that hardly counts)
    Lunch - leftovers, if I remember to eat anything
    Dinner - usually some delicious Italian pasta
    Evening snack - nachos, cereal, whatever my stoned-ass feels like eating at 9pm


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    Quote Originally Posted by TAFKALVS View Post
    Its not in a crockpot. Its a pressure cooker. We tried multiple methods and honestly the pressure cooker turns out amazing and it only takes 45 minutes.
    Imitation instantpot carnitas or pernil ftw. Put the fat cap side up and let it work it's magic on the meat. Crisp fat in the oven when done.


    My wife has a number of food rules, the most basic one being "no meat w 4 feet" so turkey thighs cooked in the ip often sub in for pork.

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    Quote Originally Posted by skaredshtles View Post
    Breakfast - about 50/50 nothing/bowl of gruel (always have coffee, but that hardly counts)
    Lunch - leftovers, if I remember to eat anything
    Dinner - usually some delicious Italian pasta
    Evening snack - nachos, cereal, whatever my stoned-ass feels like eating at 9pm

    gruel? Are you in prison?

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    hpw many of you still rock the classic ski bum lunch, some packets of ketchup/ hotwater and crackers ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Powder Ho View Post
    I thought that was Dr Pepper and a Moon Pie?
    Isn't that an RC cola and a Moon Pie


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    Quote Originally Posted by XXX-er View Post
    hpw many of you still rock the classic ski bum lunch, some packets of ketchup/ hotwater and crackers ?
    I did used to bring a Cup-O-Noodles in my backpack for lunch every day and use condiments and saltines to spice things up a bit.

    I knew a guy who every day would collect a pocket of pine needles from a spruce, bring it into the lodge, and make tea with the hot water from the coffee machine. Fuggin hippies.

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    We were in a big rut a few years ago, eating the same 5-10 dinners. Then we got into HelloFresh. Life changing, flat out. We eat so many different things now, learned how to be better cooks, re-create many of the dishes, etc. Blue Apron is also good and the city folks have a lot more choices than we do. FWIW...

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    What do you eat?

    Quote Originally Posted by Name Redacted View Post
    … pine needles from a spruce ….
    That’s one confused conifer.

    Actually, spruce needle tea is pretty good, but it has properties similar to chamomile in that you might get a bit drowsy afterwards. Don’t imbibe before the long drive home.

    As for what I eat, too damn much. Still chow down like someone half my age. Just a slight dad physique and all my recent blood and other tests are good, and my diet is or very near source to table, but I really should start missing a meal or two, if for no other reason than to give consideration to my poor mountain abused knees.

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    Quote Originally Posted by goldenboy View Post
    We were in a big rut a few years ago, eating the same 5-10 dinners. Then we got into HelloFresh. Life changing, flat out. We eat so many different things now, learned how to be better cooks, re-create many of the dishes, etc. Blue Apron is also good and the city folks have a lot more choices than we do. FWIW...
    Yeah, we did all those too. Still do some. Purple Carrot is a good Vegan one that we liked the most. We saved the recipes that we liked and will still make them ourselves sometimes w/o buying their meal plan. It is definitely a little pricey.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BCMtnHound View Post
    That’s one confused conifer.

    Actually, spruce needle tea is pretty good, but it has properties similar to chamomile in that you might get a bit drowsy afterwards. Don’t imbibe before the long drive home.

    As for what I eat, too damn much. Still chow down like someone half my age. Just a slight dad physique and all my recent blood and other tests are good, and my diet is or very near source to table, but I really should start missing a meal or two, if for no other reason than to give consideration to my poor mountain abused knees.
    its almost time, birch bud vodka

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    Quote Originally Posted by dunfree View Post
    its almost time, birch bud vodka
    Never heard of it, interesting dive into the googles. Grain alcohol with a hint of aspirin.

    Perfect for the morning after caesar?

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    weekdays

    breakfast-
    eggs, olive oil, coffee, pomegranite juice

    lunch-
    chicken, spinach, tomatoes, broccoli

    dinner-
    chicken onions, garlic

    snacks -
    superfood drink, almonds, walnuts

    all those listed are the food top for them on certain health benefits if you search them.
    garlic - heart, onions - bones, brocolli - preventing some cancers, walnuts - keeping color in hair, etc.
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    I don't know how some of you don't eat breakfast. But I don't drink coffee, so what the hell do I know.

    AM: Oatmeal and a banana; or three eggs, some sort of meat from the fridge, and toast or tortilla.

    Nooner: Lunch meat sandwich. Spinach/lettuce wraps instead of bread when the garden is going. PB&J on rice cakes, string cheese/babybel/slice o' cheddar, apple.

    Dinner: whatever's on the table. We eat relatively healthy considering we've got two picky midgets at the table with us.

    My only real issue is I snack far too much. Especially when I'm on the road, it's too easy to just eat garbage constantly while driving.

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    Weekdays:

    Breakfast - kind or nature valley bar, coffee, rare occasion a bagel w/cream cheese

    Lunch - previous night leftovers, things from fridge kids won’t eat, ham/turkey on a tortilla, chips, apple or no sugar apple sauce, maybe an Oreo or three

    Dinner - grilled salmon, chicken/steak tacos, Italian sausage, crock pot meal or soup, turkey or beef burgers, salad w/protein, stir fry…almost always protein, veggies and a starch. Favorites are roasted sheet pan veggies, recently did some sweet potatoes, cauliflower, evoo and seasoning that was really good and I don’t even like either of those offerings. Oven fries are also a go-to.

    Also - agree pork butt smoked is the way, Smoke ring, bark, juicy and tender…but have to admit that the occasional shoulder or picnic roast thrown in the slow cooker with the right spices or marinade does just fine as a weekday meal (x3). Pork shoulder is a decent cut for other ways of cooking than smoke.
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