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What I Eat -  Day Forty-One

10/3/2013

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I took a course in Toronto last weekend and, in this post, I'm going to put a focus on what I eat when I travel by car.  I packed a cooler full of food, and I'm going to show what was in it!  I used Find Me Gluten Free to find an excellent restaurant  in Kensington Market for dinner on Saturday night.  I was enjoying my food so much I forgot to take a picture, but I highly recommend the restaurant Kensington Cornerstone.  My fish & chips and apple pie were yummy, and we ended up having a nice conversation with the owner! 

Now, I'm not going to pretend that a trip isn't made harder by having to spend a night cooking before you leave.  However, I noticed that a lot of the people I was taking my course with had to rush to restaurants on our lunch breaks, and came back complaining about the bad food they ate.  I was able to enjoy my food and some time outdoors on my lunch break. 

Last but not least, my choice of meals was dictated by what I had left in my fridge that I didn't want to go bad, in case you wonder what possessed to me to combine some of these foods!  
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Apple Pie

Recipe here. 
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Hummus with Cucumber and Celery Sticks

Celery from my Field Good Farms CSA Basket, and it was delicious!  I don't eat hummus regularly, and I always mean to make my own, but I don't always get around to it. 
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(I guess I would call this a) Gluten-Free Cold Plate

-lettuce from my Field Good Farms CSA Basket
-corn Relish, recipe here
-organic Kalmata olives
-guacamole (avocado, pressed garlic, and lime juice mashed together)
-gluten-free pepperoni (I bought mine at the Sundridge Fall Fair, but it's generally getting a lot easier to find these kinds of products gluten-free)
-re-fried beans (organic ketchup, cumin, smoked paprika, fried onions, and warm pinto beans mashed together....it's true, they were never technically RE-fried)
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Ontario Pears
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Beef, Broccoli, and Edemame

The edemame came from my Field Good Farms CSA Basket, and I was blown away by how much better it tasted than any edemame I've eaten before.  It was amazing!  I topped this dish with a bit of Bragg's Liquid Aminos.

The beef came from Sobey's, which has brought in a whole new line of ethically and sustainably farmed meats.  I haven't yet researched these meats to see how credible their claims are, but I can say that they taste considerably better than almost any other meats I've found on the grocery store shelves in North Bay. I'll be buying a chest freezer in the next few months, and then I'll be placing bulk meat orders from local farms.  In the interim, I'm purchasing the most healthful and ethical meats I can find.  Though I did eat meat more frequently in this post, I tend to eat meat (beef, chicken, etc.) once every week or two, and fish about once a week.    
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Baked Squash Dish

-baked butternut squash, scooped from the skin
-Daiya shredded Mozarella 'cheese'
-mixture of rice, lentils, and onions (recipe here)
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6/6/2022 04:04:52 am

This article is very informative, I enjoyed reading it

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    What I Eat

    I want to give you an idea of how to eat healthfully on a restricted diet, without a lot of work, by showing you how I eat!  I eat strictly gluten-free.  You'll find A LOT of veggies in this blog!  I eat both fish and meat a few times a week (local and/or humane, whenever possible), and dairy when I'm visiting family and friends, or eating out.   I hope you find this blog inspiring and interesting!

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