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Post up what you are eating

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Riddles: a fair few :)

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this is about 2/3rd of the above

pumpkin protein pancakes topped with banana, yoghurt, blueberries, cinnamon and sf maple syrup
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HSVJake:Best Recipe - Okonomiyaki World - Recipes, Information, History & Ingredients for this unique Japanese Food
I used egg whites, low fat mayo and low fat bacon. Also no tempura but seafood marinara mix.
 
Shitty left over bbq steak, mushrooms, spring onions and baby spinach leaves, a quick sauce from a dollop or 4 of cream flavored from the marinade the steaks was in.

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Thanks Camo1902.

I want to see some more okonomiyaki by next week :p

Valentine's Day dark choc protein cookies
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taste tester basket
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portugues chilli chicken veg stirfry
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choc/pb banana parfaits
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great start to my day!!
300gm scotch fillet - medium
460gm roo - medium rare
400gm veg.


it actually just crossed my mind that ive over a kg of food in bound. lol
 

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haha I like your style Tim.

how'd you cook the roo Viv?

roo snag/veggie japanese curry
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korean bbq
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nice eats, guys

Chris, I just marinated the fillets with a drizzle of lemon olive oil, fresh rosemary and garlic for 30 mins.

then just grilled them in a non stick pan, cooked rare. Rested them for 5-10 mins and sliced to serve with juices on top and some Maille Dijon mustard - nice with the rosemary.
Was quite tasty .. expected it to be gamey but it wasn't.

Didn't put me off like beef and other meats do. I think it's because it's so lean.

Didn't go all spicy as I wanted everyone to try it at home. Might mince up my own fillet and make little roo burgers too.

:)
 
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sounds good! I think it is definitely a love or hate thing. Luckily I love it :)
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yep, i'm sold on it too. haha, my family are still requiring medical attention for shock every time i eat meat LOL

i should have posted a pic, but was so nervous about eating it, i didn't even think of pics :D
 
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