BreweryYardRat
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Mon Jan-29-07 11:36 PM
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My favorite meal after an intensive workout: a POUND of roast beef. |
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Edited on Tue Jan-30-07 12:03 AM by seawolf
Cooked medium to medium-well with spices for extra flavor.
Anyone else have something they particularly like after they've really been busting ass at the gym?
Edit: Wound up being 2/3 pound. Couldn't trim enough fat off the last third to keep from squicking me out. Blast it.
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Tue Jan-30-07 12:09 AM
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:wow:
Hey, I work out hard, too. Cycle, lift weights, the works, but dang.....nope, I couldn't eat a pound (or even 2/3 lb) of beef.
A pound of cookies, maybe...:D lol.
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Tue Jan-30-07 12:36 AM
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Even with 22% body fat, 2/3 pound of beef isn't much trouble for me, especially when the only thing I had since breakfast was a bowl of soup.
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Tue Jan-30-07 12:38 AM
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5. You big hunk o' man, you! |
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Tue Jan-30-07 12:39 AM
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;)
Got to go to sleep now (have a 9:30 AM class), so no major flirting. Sorry.
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Tue Jan-30-07 12:46 AM
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8. LOL!! Don't worry, babe. I'm married. |
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I gotta hunk o' my own. :rofl:
Besides, I just do MINOR flirting. heheheh. ;)
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Tue Jan-30-07 12:33 AM
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scramble a few eggs, toss in some vegetables, then add a little soy sauce for good measure. Good stuff. Oh yeah, nonfat cooking spray is a must.
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Tue Jan-30-07 12:37 AM
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Homemade fried rice probably tastes better than any sort of Chinese takeout.
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Tue Jan-30-07 12:47 AM
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less greasy and you can adjust the flavors by adding the proper amount of vegetables, garlic and other seasonings. Good stuff. :)
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Starbucks Anarchist
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Tue Jan-30-07 12:40 AM
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7. I usually eat a pound of meat, but never work out. |
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Tue Jan-30-07 02:11 AM
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10. A BIG plate of spaghetti (with meat/tomato sauce, of course) and a glass of milk (but no whey cuz I. |
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cant afford it right now :( ).
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Tue Jan-30-07 07:52 AM
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11. Chocolate milk -- it's a great recovery drink AND it hits the spot |
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Tue Jan-30-07 08:01 AM
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12. Sound scrumptious ! However...I would hate to hazzard even |
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a guesstimate how long it takes your body to digest that much meat? :crazy:
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Tue Jan-30-07 08:30 AM
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I want to say a day or so, but it could be two or three.
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Tue Jan-30-07 08:46 AM
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14. I work out in the early morning ... |
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I have a Nitro-Tech shake driving into work, then a bowl of cereal and a glass of juice.
But I sure as hell could go for some roast beef after a workout. Men like us gotta eat.
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Tue Jan-30-07 09:53 AM
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15. Bowl of whole grain cereal and 1% milk. |
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Or pasta and beans or rice and beans.
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Tue Jan-30-07 09:55 AM
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what kind of beans do you use? and what kind of sauce for the rice and beans
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Tue Jan-30-07 10:01 AM
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17. Whatever beans I have around - kidney beans, pinto beans, black beans, chili beans. |
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I don't make a sauce. I just mix the rice with the undrained beans and heat it up in a saucepan.
I'd love to have a recipe for "real" rice and beans, if you have one.
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Tue Jan-30-07 10:10 AM
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18. i had some in puetro rico when i was there last summer and |
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i have been trying to find one that is close to what i had there (my family went to a local restaurant when we were in old san juan where all the locals were eating)alas i have none.
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Tue Jan-30-07 10:15 AM
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19. Why go to the gym in the first place? |
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You are consuming about 750 calories in just that one serving.
Frankly, you'd be better off not going to the gym and eating a junior wopper.
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Tue Jan-30-07 10:17 AM
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20. Different things. I make a chocolate treat that I keep in the fridge. It has a |
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cup and a half of rolled oats that I coat in 1 tbl melted Smart Balance or Earth Balance and roast in the oven. After those cool I add a 2 cups of chopped walnuts, and two cups of different dried fruit (usually blueberries and cherries from Trader Joe's). I melt one of those pound plus dark chocolate bars from Trader Joe's (or about a pound of any good dark chocolate) in the microwave and mix it all together. I drop blobs onto cookie sheets then keep them in a bag in the fridge once they've cooled. This recipe makes a lot, by the way.
All told, they come in at about 140 cals and 14 carbs per oz., but an ounce is a pretty good size. They are so satisfying and delicious, and they're packed with antioxidants, fiber and protein.
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Tue Jan-30-07 10:19 AM
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21. That sounds more than a bit self-defeating, to be honest. |
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Tue Jan-30-07 10:23 AM
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22. I was thinking the same thing. |
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What good is an intense workout when afterward he clogs his arteries with cholestrol from all that meat.
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Tue Jan-30-07 12:35 PM
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helps in repair of the damaged cell muscles.
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Tue Jan-30-07 01:25 PM
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26. Sure, but it's certainly not the only or healthiest source of protein. |
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Once can certainly repair and build muscle cells absent meat. Trust me. ;)
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Tue Jan-30-07 01:36 PM
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27. So, eat a quarter pound of turkey breast |
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First of all, a pound of red meat has more protein than he needs.
Secondly, one can get protein without ingesting all the other horrible things in red meat. (And don't get me wrong...I love red meat).
Eat some lean turkey breast and get on with your life.
One can alos get calcium from buttermilk. Doesn't make drinking a gallon a day a good idea.
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Tue Jan-30-07 10:24 AM
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23. Ive been known to eat 2 racks of Applebees ribs |
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after finishing a marathon. But I only do that a couple times a year.
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Tue Jan-30-07 10:25 AM
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24. One litre of perrier. |
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BTW, Is that still used as a generic term for CO2 water in the USA? If not, what?
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Tue Jan-30-07 01:40 PM
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28. half a cheese stick and a metered dose of granola with water of course |
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