For me, adding something with a strong, decadent flavor helps if I want to cut volume. For instance, make up a nice blue cheese butter and put it on the half steak to make it taste more decadent. Or, if you’re not eating cheese, a nice garlic and herb butter. One day hold some of the whites, the next day make a souffle with the extra white and a nice sharp cheese and fresh herbs. Get a really high quality olive oil, infuse it for a day with fresh garlic, then dip your steak into it. It’s an old dieting trick that works even now, especially if I’m starting to feel a bit deprived.
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I do melt butter or ghee all over my steak as it rests, but I like the idea of making it richer…
Yes. Because being right about a piece of gym equipment really makes my day. I can go to bed happy.
ok… re-tweaked the macros so I’m at 1g protein / lb of lean mass … I’m not going under 1lb of steak… so other things just had to go
I think that looks reasonably balanced… what do you think?
anyone have recipes for 4 egg whites?
need something my wife and girls would eat
The fails I would really enjoy seeing are dudes (main offenders) doing curls in the squat rack.
I do.
This is something novice lifters have been parroting on forums for over a decade. Especially when you’re telling it to someone you don’t know, with no context of where and how they train. I’m going to give you my context so you’re aware.
- I train at 4am. There’s maybe 8 people in the gym at this time.
- I train in a large commercial gym with 5 racks.
- Perhaps 2 are occupied at this time (one by myself).
- I lift heavy.
- Drop sets, supersets, pyramids, and forced negatives can be unsafe- a rack reduces this risk significantly if you do not have a training partner.
- If someone came to me and politely asked to use the rack, I’d probably just surrender it, I’m not a jerk. In fact, most people are reasonable if you approach them in a nice way.
- I’m curling more than most are squatting so there’s that.
It’s a common saying online, I get it. But most people are just repeating jargon they heard someone else say, and it comes off as really judgemental. I don’t blame you, I’ve said it long in the past too, but I look back on that and cringe a little bit.
Finally, when I say “smith machine fails,” I’m speaking specifically about how dangerous that piece of equipment is. Warning: injury.
What’s the problem with curling in the squat rack? I’ve always done that. No one ever said anything to me about it. I feel left out
I’m still protein fasting & vegan for another 36 hours. I’ll post it the next time I make it… lol
I’ll take pictures too.
I feel like that’s a trick question… because some people don’t like the taste of liver.
I love the taste of liver so I make sure not to over spice or over flavor it so I can still enjoy the taste of liver.
However, lime, peppers and garlic are very potent and you can easily make it so it’s a tangy dip will very little liver flavor.
DOH!! Said too much already. More to come
Hubby refuses to even have liver in the home due to the smell. Can’t really blame him. I’ll eat it, grudgingly, but I can’t cook it at home. When my mom would cook it, I’d smother it in ketchup, onions, and bacon. Anything to not taste it.
I was hoping I could somehow get liver into our diet without it being noticed. Guess not.
Thank you.