The Whole 30
Challenge
Day 1
Feeling exhausted, but good. I’m not sure if the bacon used
(Publix, low sodium, hickory smoked, no sugar) is 'Whole 30' compliant. I’ll have to look
further into this. Dinner seemed to take forever and it was like a bomb went
off in the kitchen. I suspect this was
due to a Dobby-like house elf that snuck into the kitchen and destroyed tiny
sections one by one so I wouldn’t notice, since it clearly wasn’t me. Well, it
worked. I didn’t notice until it was time to clean up, and holy cow! Talk about
F-5 tornado zone…jeez. This made me momentarily reconsider the Whole 30.
Kidding (sort of). I convinced myself it was so messy because I was making additional meals,
as well as dinner. Trying to get ahead of the game, you could say.
Breakfast: black coffee
Lunch: McIntosh apple
Dinner: Cabbage sautéed with a little olive oil, fresh lemon
juice and HI seasoning (garlic, salt, pepper), topped with fresh-from-the-dock
shrimp and red peppers. Heated it all up
on the stovetop and it was done in about 15 minutes. Verdict? YUM! (BF and Hershey also seemed pleased with dinner so I’m going to mark this one a success.)
Breakfast for tomorrow prepared. It’ll be a tasty concoction
of cooked up sweet potato homefries with no-sugar bacon (again, add’l research
is needed to ensure this is compliant), onion and about 2tbsp bacon fat.
Sprinkle with cinnamon and a bit of nutmeg, tossed in the oven for about 15 to
add crunchy-ness and voila! Dunzo.
Ready to go snacks…stocked up on raspberries, bananas,
apples and avocados. Oh! And, I also learned to make hard boiled eggs! I know,
it’s a little ridiculous that I’ve made the ripe ol’ age of 3-4 and haven’t
made hard-boiled eggs before. Consider that ‘to-do’ crossed off my bucket list.
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