Vegetables

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    Alca
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    i eat different veggies now…when i started it was cauliflower broccoli and spinachnow I add paprika, onions, bell peppers, garlic, tomatoes, because it actually tastes far better.And since I am allowed to fry veggies in coconut oil / butter, I love brussel sproutsIt doesnt look like Fibre being that important, I dont shoot for 30-50g of a fibre a day... just eat some veggies and everything is fine, never had any issues because of fibre or no fibre

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    #211608

    TCB
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    And since I am allowed to fry veggies in coconut oil / butter, I love brussel sprouts

    Now try using bacon, bacon grease, AND butter.  ;D

    #211609

    David M Pope
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    Mainly asked because I have really not included vegetables in my diet for abouuuut 6 months.  Before that it was spinach, broccoli, and occasional asparagus.  I took them out and didn't notice a marked difference (but then again I do take a multi).  Just curious if people felt they were necessary.  My impression is that they are not…

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    #211610

    Gnomer
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    Mainly asked because I have really not included vegetables in my diet for abouuuut 6 months.  Before that it was spinach, broccoli, and occasional asparagus.  I took them out and didn't notice a marked difference (but then again I do take a multi).  Just curious if people felt they were necessary.  My impression is that they are not...

    vegetables are in no way required for a healthy diet.. just makes it easier to get certain micronutrients in and of course some people do enjoy the taste of some vegetables

    #211611

    Tracy Jarchow
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    My personal favorite is broccoli mash. I heat a big ole stalk of broccoli and add a half a brick of Kerrygold salted butter and put in the food processor and turn into baby food. I LOVE IT!

    #211612

    CCT
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    +1Or make a cauliflower mash.  so close to mashed potatoes if you tinker with the recipe a bit

    #211613

    Richard Schmitt
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    OH! I have another option, Turnip Mash from the Transforming ULC Recipes book!

    #211615

    Robert Gray
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    OH! I have another option, Turnip Mash from the Transforming ULC Recipes book!

    Mashed and steamed turnips are actually traditional sides in Scotland, served with haggis and potatoes. Very tasty.And now I want haggis.

    #211592

    Richard Schmitt
    Moderator

    I have to Google Haggis and make some. I was wanting some Sprout and Mushroom Hash with Fried Eggs over it. With a side of Bacon Spam.

    #211614

    I am a roasted brussel sprouts guy and they end up being great cold too. Also if you are in a pinch and really concerned about your greens. Blend spinach and add it to your protein shake. You can't taste the spinach and if you get it blended well the consistency isn't bad either.

    #211616

    Robert Gray
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    I have to Google Haggis and make some. I was wanting some Sprout and Mushroom Hash with Fried Eggs over it. With a side of Bacon Spam.

    Haggis is a love it or hate it dish. It's basically organ meats stuffed ino a sheep's stomach and cooked like a sausage, but I love the stuff, and it's perfect for cold weather.It's traditionally made with oats in the mix, but homemade wouldn't be hard to make ulc or gluten free. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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