Bite sized

Take a carrot, cut long way 2 times then slice

I was a cook for 3 years btw haha

Great thanks

Yeah, with any soup you want everything to be Bite sized

I'm going to be going back on the ketogenic diet soon and need some ideas for ways I can eat enough vegetables while on it, I've always had a hard time eating enough greens. Anyone have any easy and delicious recipes so I can make sure to get more veggies in my diet?

The Nutri Bullet is an easy way to get a lot of greens in you.

Good luck on keto. I almost killed people while I tried it from lack of carbs lol

@Gaius Mucius Scaevola Kale or spinach mixed with rice is always great. But that might be a problem for the ketogenic approach.

Alternatively, you can just sautee them and skip the rice altogether.

Spinach and artichoke dip is a great post-workout snack. The problem there, once again, is that it's usually eaten with some carb like crackers or pita chips

^ sugar snap peas

Sugar snaps and hummus is my go to snack

Hummus is the only good thing to ever come from the Middle East

Putting some cheese on it for kosher

@CJames - TN#6244 is that a tenderloin?

@Deleted User yeah man

Threw it on the grill. First time making a tenderloin like that.

Shits lit fam

Home made sauce. Simmered for 6 hours

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyMT2DRBqTo

^get in touch with your inner chinaman with probably the best way to cook rice known to (white) man

To cook the best rice, all you need it do it rinse it very well, and let it sit in water for 2 hours before turning the rice cooker on.

Best sticky white rice ever

^ can confirm.
I like making this type of rice with the Thai jasmine basmati rice

Filet cooked in mead and lambic with red wine shallot sauce 🇫🇷 🇫🇷 🇫🇷

Skirt steak, tomato, borate salad with roasted Brussel sprouts.

That's like perfect weight lifting food right there

Yeah I just started lifting. Eating high protien is a bonus!

Anyone else in here Vegan that has any good recipes?

What kinda of foods do you like?

I would say I mainly stick to a whole foods diet. I am a huge veggie eater for sure, beans, potatos, broccoli, corn, peas, all the greens, and hummus. I also love to cook rice, cook different forms of tofu dishes, make smoothies, have fruit with some peanut butter, and have pasta dishes and such. I also have a huge appetite for PBJs lol, those are my weakness.

But the certain foods I love is a tofu or veggie burger sandwich with lettuce tomato and onions, rice, and a side of either broccoli or cauliflower!

Have you ever made homemade veggie burgers out of chickpeas, veggies, and flax egg? You can make a ton of those and freeze them for later. Also, curries are always good and super easy. Just roast some spices and add onion, garlic, lentils or chickpeas, potatoes, some tomato paste and no salt added veggie broth and whatever veggies you like. And stuffed sweet potatoes are always good as well.

And if you like pasta, you know the possibilities are endless there

It's so true that the possibilities are endless. People think vegans just eat lettuce and kale lol. I really want to try that homemade veggie burgers, sounds delicious. Do you have a link to any credible recipe I could follow?

Tbh, I just kinda of throw things that I need to use up together. The base is always chickpeas or black beans and sweet potato and a flax egg (sometimes a little oatmeal if it feels like it needs it) and then shred some zucchini and carrots, if you have some mushrooms leftover from anything chose those up and throw them in. And of course dice up some onion and garlic as well. Do you have a pressure cooker?

Yeah!

But how do you make the burgers have a little consistancy so it sticks together and wont call apart?