Breakfast
- 1 peach
- cantaloupe
- 2 scrambled eggs w/ diced tomato, mushroom, onion, and brussel sprout leaves
Snack
- coconut chips with almonds and pistachios
Lunch
Since I was not about to become a casualty in the great protein shortage of summer 2013, I decided to thaw a piece of salmon I found looking rather sly in my freezer. I have never made salmon, and after today, I still would not consider what I did making salmon, okay a bit of an exaggeration, but my first go at seafood was not as successful as I may have hoped.
Obviously, step one: read packaging
Step two: call Ben
I was instructed to put said salmon in a ziplock, pour the rub that I normally do for raw chicken (olive oil, salt, pepper, mild chili powder, basil leaves, and garlic powder) in the plastic bag and shake it around. I was terrified of under-cooking it, so I let it cook longer than it should. However, it did not burn, nor did it taste charred, but my baking sheet took a bit of a beating from the crusted bits of fish that refused to come off, despite my incessant spatula grinding and yelling.
Oh well, it all turned out fine since I put the salmon bits into a salad of
- spinach
- tomato
- mushroom
- onion
- carrot
- (again, no dressing, but still didn't miss it!)
- I also had sweet potato fries (half of a sweet potato) and they were my best yet!
Dinner
- 1 small apple (these guys are teeny, no matter how cheap, I like the big ones better)
- applesauce (holy apples, Batman!)
- a couple of cantaloupe (wasn't much left)
- handful of pistachios
- some sugar snap peas
- chicken
Ben taught me how to skillfully remove the chicken from the bone tonight. Another skill I get to add to my repetoir! Also, I ate so quickly that I did not even stop for a picture. I worked late tonight and didn't eat my chicken/peas until about 8:30, so I was starving.
Hoping this is not a habit, just the result of my lack of chicken!
Excited to go to Kansas City with Ben tomorrow and taste their barbecue! Mmmm...barbecue...
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