What food do you eat that makes you feel like you are taking care of you?

[Anonymous]

Quinoa.

I had a somewhat indulgent weekend. For lunch today, I had some quinoa, cucumber, roasted red peppers and feta. Perfect!

[Anonymous]

Buckwheat, kale, barley porridge, blueberries and raspberries.
Cucumbers, tomatoes, beets, rutabaga, radish. I love veggies and fruits- they were hard to get in 60 degrees north.

[Anonymous]

A big salad is my go to healthy meal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A big salad is my go to healthy meal.

PP here. Let me try that again.

[Anonymous]

lmao baby carrots with my lunch

[Anonymous]

Yeah PPs, would love recipes for the ginger carrot and cabbage with tomato base soups!

[Anonymous]

A hot bowl of old fashion oatmeal cooked in microwaved with some milk.

[Anonymous]

roasted salmon and veg like broccoli or brussel sprouts. couscous on the side.

[Anonymous]

lmao baby carrots with my lunch

Lol I could have written this! I don't like dealing with veggies so baby carrots and grape tomatoes are the way to go. I'm just not inclined to eat veggies unless someone else prepares them and sticks them in front of me.

My other go-to is oatmeal and fresh berries, which I've had pretty much every morning for 7 months (and which has been dubbed on DCUM as "dessert for breakfast"" and "way too much sugar" even though I add exactly 1/4 tsp of raw sugar and that is the only sugar I add to anything that I eat or drink in a given day).

[Anonymous]

Soup or salad

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A big salad is my go to healthy meal.

PP here. Let me try that again.

JLD is such a master. She makes ordering a salad so funny we are remembering it 20 years later.

[Anonymous]

A harvest salad with roasted root vegetables and all the fixings: dried cranberries, pumpkin seeds, tahini dressing, etc.

No cheese or meats added.

[Anonymous]

Beef. Roast beef if I’m feeling fine, a steak after a migraine.

[Anonymous]

I actually have started to crave healthier food. Smoothie every morning with spinach, frozen cherries, ground flax, cinnamon, almond milk and protein powder. Arugula with roasted salmon, brown rice cakes with hummus and avocado, honeycrisp apples.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: would love recipes for the ginger carrot and cabbage with tomato base soups!

I always ate cabbage soup a restaurant in Macomb County, Michigan (Andrea’s Garden), but I’m thinking (based on my memories) this would get the job done:

https://feelgoodfoodie.net/recipe/vegan-detox-cabbage-tomato-soup/

Had no idea it was the basis of a diet!