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PCOS Bill posted:Is that a sponge/washcloth hybrid? Injera tastes like a combination of rye bread and sourdough, but with the distinctive flavor of teff. It's delicious. I'd eat it with every meal if it wasn't such a pain in the rear end to make.
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PCOS Bill posted:Is that a sponge/washcloth hybrid? You should try Ethiopian/Eritrian food. SymmetryrtemmyS's description as a mix between rye and sourdough with something else is very good. Injera is served as a giant piece of flatbread for the table with different very thick stews and salads placed about it. It serves as a communal plate, but then you tear pieces off of the edges and work in to eat the salads and stews you ordered. Since Ethiopian/Eritrian doesn't normally have utensils, you are also eating with it as your main utensil, grabbing what you want, working from the outside in. Usually it will be something like this:  Then you get some extra injera on the side to get started.
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Nov 2, 2015 09:43
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Maybe they're chocolate pancakes with a runny rear end cream cheese glaze that they put blue food dye in enquiring minds want to know
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Nov 2, 2015 09:45
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Nov 2, 2015 09:55
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Now I'm just angry the Ethiopian restaurant down the block is closed right now.
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Nov 2, 2015 10:13
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Kalos posted:Didn't that low carb thread literally put people in the emergency room? I don't think anyone ended up in the emergency room, but there was the guy in his early 20s that ended up having to take statin drugs because his cholesterol had skyrocketed so insanely high. The paleo diet thread was the one that actually managed to kill something (somebody's dog). Of course by now it's possible one of them has had a heart attack or stroke.
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Cute as heck posted:Maybe they're chocolate pancakes with a runny rear end cream cheese glaze that they put blue food dye in I'm telling y'all, it's buckwheat flour pancakes. Buckwheat flour is pretty AFP in terms of coloration but otherwise not too bad and one of the better "non-gluten" wheat alternatives if you need to bake something for bread-hating weirdos.
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I looked up #wifematerial again on instagram again and it's still mostly tit pics.
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fermun posted:You should try Ethiopian/Eritrian food. SymmetryrtemmyS's description as a mix between rye and sourdough with something else is very good. Injera is served as a giant piece of flatbread for the table with different very thick stews and salads placed about it. It serves as a communal plate, but then you tear pieces off of the edges and work in to eat the salads and stews you ordered. Since Ethiopian/Eritrian doesn't normally have utensils, you are also eating with it as your main utensil, grabbing what you want, working from the outside in. Usually it will be something like this: Damnit, I've been craving Ethiopean, this isn't helping. So good.
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exquisite tea posted:I'm telling y'all, it's buckwheat flour pancakes. Buckwheat flour is pretty AFP in terms of coloration but otherwise not too bad and one of the better "non-gluten" wheat alternatives if you need to bake something for bread-hating weirdos. close, it's flaxseed, almond flour and cocoa powder pancakes with a failed attempt at coconut whipped cream (so... coconut milk). #wifematerial 
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SymmetryrtemmyS posted:It looks like blood sausage to me, but with photography being what it is, who knows? e: poo poo, just saw the reveal. Never mind. 
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Picnic Princess posted:Now I'm just angry the Ethiopian restaurant down the block is closed right now. 
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Nov 2, 2015 14:49
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I'm starting to appreciate the Ethiopian place a half hour away a little bit more reading everyone lament their lack of availability.
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At least you all can actually eat Ethiopian food, I eat with my left hand so they'd kick me out for it t
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Titus Sardonicus posted:At least you all can actually eat Ethiopian food, I eat with my left hand so they'd kick me out for it t There are places that still frown on being left-handed? I mean, I should've known, what with my only experience of that being extra Christian depictions of schools but good lord.
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I'm mostly joking, but it is in their culture to eat with the right hand, and that would be awkward as gently caress for me even though I still write with my right. Looks drat delicious though.
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RareAcumen posted:There are places that still frown on being left-handed? I mean, I should've known, what with my only experience of that being extra Christian depictions of schools but good lord. In a lot of countries, your left hand is traditionally the hand you use to wash yourself off after you go to the bathroom. So even if you aren't using your hand as toilet paper anymore, it's still seen as the "dirty" hand that you never ever eat with.
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I'm sure Ethiopian food tastes great but man, injera always makes me feel sick when I see it, and the idea of people chewing on it makes me wanna die. My mind just fills in all this weird texture.
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RareAcumen posted:I'm starting to appreciate the Ethiopian place a half hour away a little bit more reading everyone lament their lack of availability. Oh, I live near several (all on the same street in Chicago, within a few blocks), I just never get out there.
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fermun posted:You should try Ethiopian/Eritrian food. SymmetryrtemmyS's description as a mix between rye and sourdough with something else is very good. Injera is served as a giant piece of flatbread for the table with different very thick stews and salads placed about it. It serves as a communal plate, but then you tear pieces off of the edges and work in to eat the salads and stews you ordered. Since Ethiopian/Eritrian doesn't normally have utensils, you are also eating with it as your main utensil, grabbing what you want, working from the outside in. Usually it will be something like this: I'll just eat real food instead.
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rndmnmbr posted:
That looks like some great depression era poo poo a hobo would lug around in a bindle
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Kakairo posted:Oh, I live near several (all on the same street in Chicago, within a few blocks), I just never get out there. ...we live in the same neighborhood.
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Will goon love blossom in the Anti-Food Porn thread?  Tune in tomorrow!
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I'm already in a committed relationship with the glut of southeast asian restaurants.
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Eponine posted:...we live in the same neighborhood. I'm actually in Oak Park, but I consider Ras Dashen to be close enough for Ethiopean food.
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Kimmalah posted:I don't think anyone ended up in the emergency room, but there was the guy in his early 20s that ended up having to take statin drugs because his cholesterol had skyrocketed so insanely high. The paleo diet thread was the one that actually managed to kill something (somebody's dog). How the gently caress did paleo manage to kill a dog of all things? They're carnivores...
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Samovar posted:Speaking as someone from Scotland, I now need to kill someone. From Texas but, same. 
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thespaceinvader posted:How the gently caress did paleo manage to kill a dog of all things? They're carnivores... Dogs' diets are closer to human diets: they need carbohydrates in the forms of vegetables and fruit. Too much fat in a dog's system can also really gently caress them up. Wolves eat lean meat and underbrush greens. I can't remember what happened in this specific instance, but I feel like it was kidney failure?
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Eponine posted:Dogs' diets are closer to human diets: they need carbohydrates in the forms of vegetables and fruit. Too much fat in a dog's system can also really gently caress them up. Wolves eat lean meat and underbrush greens. I can't remember what happened in this specific instance, but I feel like it was kidney failure? Excessive protein in canine/feline diets can cause pancreatitis as well.
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Eponine posted:Dogs' diets are closer to human diets: they need carbohydrates in the forms of vegetables and fruit. Too much fat in a dog's system can also really gently caress them up. Wolves eat lean meat and underbrush greens. I can't remember what happened in this specific instance, but I feel like it was kidney failure? Specific breeds can handle more fat in their diet than others; smaller dogs tend to do very badly on excessively high-protein diets. Some larger dogs do a little better, but yes, left to their own devices they eat a diet that can be described as "meat-friendly, with some exceptions". Cats, on the other hand, need higher levels of protein, made obvious by the length of their digestive tract. They, too, eat small amounts of greens, mostly to forcibly regulate their digestive tract.
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Unlike cats, dogs are not obligate carnivores. It's possible, if difficult and expensive, to feed a dog a vegan diet and have them br perfectly healthy.
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Feed your dogs green beans and sweet potatoes. Not only is it hilarious to watch them chew green beans, they really like them. Also frozen sweet potato ice cubes were our saving grace for bored, hot dogs this winter. Sorry for the tangent but dogs are not cut out for the paleo diet.
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Eponine posted:Feed your dogs green beans and sweet potatoes. Not only is it hilarious to watch them chew green beans, they really like them. Also frozen sweet potato ice cubes were our saving grace for bored, hot dogs this winter. Sorry for the tangent but dogs are not cut out for the paleo diet. Clearly cats are the superior pet.
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serious norman posted:What the gently caress is that A ruined boiled egg  Hirayuki posted:This is my favorite rabbit dish, from a Northern Italian restaurant by me:  As a whiskey  this makes me madEoinCannon posted:Yeah, I made chicken stock a few days ago and didn't bother skimming the fat so when it cooled it kind of looked gelatinous like that stuff with a crust of fat. A proper ramen is made with that fat. Save it for a tasty addition to packet ramen if you're feeling lazy (I do it and it owns) Horrible Smutbeast posted:So he's a disgusting Australian bogan? At least we don't have to worry about him escaping and integrating with an actual society. Wagyu isn't that prevalent over here mate, we get black Angus more predominantly. And decent wagyu sirloin is upwards of $70/kg (35/lb ish for you imperial using peasants) 
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Sweet potatoes are fine on a Paleo diet; green beans have varying levels of acceptability. Most people I know who eat Paleo eat a large variety of fruits and vegetables; maybe some goon is just really bad at reading simple directions? I dunno. There's a difference between feeding your dog grass-fed beef and some veggies, and covering your dog in butter so he'll lick it off and then throwing bacon at his face. EDIT: School food is so depressing.  I'd take pictures of my school's cafeteria food, but I refuse to step foot in there since the day they literally served us plates full of rotten garbage. What even is this? Who forgot to hot dog? YOU HAD ONE JOB, MYRTLE SWANSON! Fleta Mcgurn has a new favorite as of 04:57 on Nov 3, 2015 |
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 Found this on my facebook feed this morning. Scrolling down it looked delicious (curried chicken and guac with peppers), but then I saw the puddle. It looks exactly like what my cats throw up when they drink too much water too fast, including the tiny chunk of green.
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bringmyfishback posted:Sweet potatoes are fine on a Paleo diet; green beans have varying levels of acceptability. Most people I know who eat Paleo eat a large variety of fruits and vegetables; maybe some goon is just really bad at reading simple directions? I dunno. There's a difference between feeding your dog grass-fed beef and some veggies, and covering your dog in butter so he'll lick it off and then throwing bacon at his face. Here's why low-carb diets are really really popular: because you get to eat meat! They'll advertise it as a lot of meat! Just shove that meat in your fat gob and you'll be skinny eventually. So when it turns out that Atkins or Paleo diets actually involve a lot of meal planning, vegetables and less bacon than originally planned, people just take what they want to hear from it (MEAT!) and skip the rest. A great low-carb diet involves lean proteins with a lot of low glycemic index fruits and vegetables (all the worst ones, to be honest). But a magic diet that someone who loves red meat can stick to involves a lot fewer veggies.
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