A slice of chocolate cannabis cake.
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WHAT ARE YOU EATING TODAY?
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Ummmmmm that sounds really good. Chocolate Cannabis Cake. Me oh my that sounds good.
I'm having home made Fish and Chips, with a side of home made Creamy Cole Slaw , a couple of bowls of something good heh
Dessert..hmmmm..thanks a lot Frosty Nugets, can you come over and bring some Chocolate Cannabis Cake with you please?
I'm having home made Fish and Chips, with a side of home made Creamy Cole Slaw , a couple of bowls of something good heh
Dessert..hmmmm..thanks a lot Frosty Nugets, can you come over and bring some Chocolate Cannabis Cake with you please?
biscuits and gravy w/bacon for breakfast, still debating about lunch...
moose eater
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Late breakfast, now lunch; carrot cake (with unsweetened coconut milk frosting) from this year's Scarlet Nantes carrots, pine nut hummus on Crunchmaster multi-grain crackers, a partial Orgain Plant-Based Chocolate Protein Shake, and a handful of pistachios (shelled, but from in-the-shell nuts; the compost likes the shells as they act like pumice or perlite in the gardens.
Later, a fresh batch of vegan Thai stir-fry, with ginger, Thai green curry, lotsa' garlic, tofu, this year's purple (Red Acre) cabbage, this year's Scarlet Nantes carrots, organic red chard, organic young broccoli heads, organic cauliflower, sweet onion, chives, Baby Bella organic mushrooms, organic coconut milk, maybe a bit of Sambal Olek Vietnamese pepper paste, and what ever other vegetable stuffs fall into the wok at that time.
Later, a fresh batch of vegan Thai stir-fry, with ginger, Thai green curry, lotsa' garlic, tofu, this year's purple (Red Acre) cabbage, this year's Scarlet Nantes carrots, organic red chard, organic young broccoli heads, organic cauliflower, sweet onion, chives, Baby Bella organic mushrooms, organic coconut milk, maybe a bit of Sambal Olek Vietnamese pepper paste, and what ever other vegetable stuffs fall into the wok at that time.
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sunday is bean soup day - 8 hours in the slow cooker - today with 1 cup of 7 beans, chicken breast, corn from the cob, red potato, green beans, shitake mushrooms, carrots
breakfast was 1/3 cup of steel cut oats with banana, pear, blue berries, and raisins, with 3 fried extra large eggs on top - trying to keep up my protein intake.
month of sept with NO sugar (goddamn is that shit addictive) in honor of starting my lo carb/hi fat nutrition plan 3 years ago!
breakfast was 1/3 cup of steel cut oats with banana, pear, blue berries, and raisins, with 3 fried extra large eggs on top - trying to keep up my protein intake.
month of sept with NO sugar (goddamn is that shit addictive) in honor of starting my lo carb/hi fat nutrition plan 3 years ago!
Green Squall
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If I'm not buying local, I like this company. They have many different varieties, depending on what their bees are pollinating.
https://crystalsrawhoney.com/collections/raw-honey-jars
Green Squall
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If I'm not buying local, I like this company. They have many different varieties, depending on what their bees are pollinating.
https://crystalsrawhoney.com/collections/raw-honey-jars
troutman
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You need to split the hives before they get too crowded.
But then I would need 2 queens.when a hive has 2 queens they fight to the death.no lie.i wish it was that simple.theres a rickyism in there somewhere but I can't think of one.get two queens stoned at once?
dunking bacon in yolk
troutman
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moose eater
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Breakfast: Texas Pink/red grapefruit, Orgain Plant-based Chocolate Protein Shake, marinated artichoke, moringa tea (size large, boiled for 15 minutes, per directions), and one 14-oz. cup of freshly ground French Roast beans coffee.
Lunch: Marinated artichoke hearts and pieces in oil, vegan Thai stir-fry with all the ingredients it had in the post yesterday, two 14-oz. cups of freshly brewed chaga tea (made a gallon this AM), handful of pistachios in the shell, shelled of course, and three colossal size hand-stuffed green olives, stuffed with garlic and jalapeno, and an Orgain Plant-based Chocolate Protein Shake..
Dinner: More vegan Thai stir-fry, same ingredients, more chaga tea, and maybe a cranberry-lime seltzer water.
Lunch: Marinated artichoke hearts and pieces in oil, vegan Thai stir-fry with all the ingredients it had in the post yesterday, two 14-oz. cups of freshly brewed chaga tea (made a gallon this AM), handful of pistachios in the shell, shelled of course, and three colossal size hand-stuffed green olives, stuffed with garlic and jalapeno, and an Orgain Plant-based Chocolate Protein Shake..
Dinner: More vegan Thai stir-fry, same ingredients, more chaga tea, and maybe a cranberry-lime seltzer water.
Learn to make queen cells by grafting a day old larvae,etc.
Royal jelly is what makes a bee a queen.i can't even find the stuff
Green Squall
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moose eater Have you tried any of the dairy free yogurts on the market? The most common one seems to be coconut based, but I recently picked up a cashew one and its damn good. Fills the void quite well if you're avoiding dairy.
moose eater
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Haven't tried the non-dairy yogurts, though I sampled some non-dairy cheese. One by Field Roast called Ciao (?) was pretty decent; had green jalapenos and red peppers in it, and I -think- it was nut-based.
Green Squall
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Not a fan of the non dairy cheeses I've tried, but I give two thumbs up on the yogurts, which has become a new staple here.
moose eater
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Most of the non-dairy cheeses I've tried have been marginal at best, but the one I mentioned really was pretty decent; quite tasty, even.. I was surprised when I looked at the small print, because the Field Roast brand of various styles of plant-based sausages suck, though not quite as badly as the Tofurkey, for which I've concluded the folks in the R&D dept. at Tofurkey have probably never actually -eaten- meat, or they wouldn't have produced such a thing as an alternative. It was the only conclusion that made sense.
