Breakfast: Pork chop & Zucchini
Lunch: Asparagus & swordfish
Snacked: dried fruit from Just Tomatoes. Probably about 10 pieces. I made a coconut blend. Didn't drink but a few sips b/c it was terrible. Something wasn't right. I think I added too much water. The ratio was off.
Dinner: Salad & Chicken Wings from the India Palace. I'm sure that the seasonings were non Paleo, but it was a celebratory dinner. I won't do it again for a very long time. I was still hungry after eating. I know I didn't eat enough today. But I don't want to cook and nothing is ready for easy warm up. This is why I desperately need to keep veggie slices and chopped and ready to go in the frig.
Dessert: I came home an made blueberry cobbler from this recipe. I made it in individual servings so I could freeze it. I didn't eat it with coconut milk. At first it seemed a little tart, not very sweet, but by the end of that serving, I wanted more. Really tasty! I resisted the urge and put them all in the frig to cool and avoid temptation. This was more than enough of my "candy bar" for the day. It really was a special treat.
Honey: At the farmers market, I spent some time talking to a local beekeeper about their honey. I asked if it was raw. She said no b/c they heat it to 90 degrees, no more than that because if its more than that you loose the natural healing properties of it. She explained that I shouldn't be looking for raw honey but local honey b/c it would contain the properties needed for immune systems in this area. I bought a jar of her whipped honey. Apparently, its raw honey had been whipped into a butter consistency. I came home and read about raw honey--should be murky and not have been heated. The whip I bought is definitely murky but i don't know if it had been heated. I still don't quite understand what I've bought--just that I've stimulated the local economy. At least next time, I know what questions to ask.
The lady who sold the honey told me that for allergy sufferers, 1 tablespoon of raw honey everyday would cure them. But it must be done everyday. I tasted some this evening drizzled on top of my cobbler and when I finished the itching I'd been suffering from all summer long reoccurred. (Tried a new pill today and it seemed to work okay) Supposedly the honey contains pollen and other stuff. . .if i try this plan, I think there is a period of adjustment. . . b/c right now my ears and throat are itching, again. *sigh*
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