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Chausiku's Cholesterol Challenge (2)

So far so good. This is a cholesterol-reducing rather than a weight-reducing challenge, however, I'd better mention that my starting weight (two days ago) was 59.5 kilos, two and a half over that ideal jockey weight...

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Pre-dinner snack yesterday: a blood orange
Dinner: (I invented this on the spot and it was good!) Salmon fillet marinated in chopped fresh ginger, garlic, coriander, olive oil and lemon juice, wrapped in foil and baked in a hot oven for twenty minutes, served with green beans and a salad made of lamb's lettuce (do you use that much in the UK?), roquette, beetroot and tomatoes, with a home-made vinaigrette dressing. Dessert: low-fat yoghourt. The usual glass of wine and mugs of herbal tea.

Breakfast and lunch muvch the same as yesterday, but I drank a litre of soya milk. Dinner this evening will be a variation on the vegetable cous cous recipe I've just posted - the variation being that I used leeks, and no pepper (apart from a chili) or courgettes. Dessert: well, that's always oranges or low-fat yoghourt.

Tomorrow's lunch: a tuna, potato and green bean salad.

Dinner: I'm hoping we'll go out for sushi!

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193 Words . chausiku , add to friends . 2009-01-23 . 14:55:31 . Permalink . . 163 views  4 feedbacks

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Comment from: ozhm [Member] Email · www.writtenwordsolutions.com.au
It all sounds decidedly good - I'm sure you'll win the battle.
PermalinkPermalink 2009-01-23 @ 23:18
Comment from: marilyn [Member] Email · http://www.writelink.co.uk/blogs/marilyn
Hmm, I will win the battle beacause I love anything but cous cous, don't ask because I don't know why, especially since I enjoy everything else on any menu apart from red kidney beans! Anything else, well Bob's your uncle as the saying from whereever it came from would say!
PermalinkPermalink 2009-01-26 @ 13:36
Comment from: marilyn [Member] Email · http://www.writelink.co.uk/blogs/marilyn
Cholesterol is such a funny thing, in so much as Phil, my husband started to suffer from it quite badly, until he married me, and then his cholesterol improved tremendously. That's not to say he hasn't, like both sides of our family been immune to high cholesterol, which does seem to point to soemthing which we are unable to completely control as yet.

Dilution is my theory at the moment, in so much as Phil's mum is Dutch and therefore her diet has been inherent of certain foods which my family would be deficient of. This is only a theory of course, but I do feel my hubby is much healthier as a result of us being in touch with present evidence as opposed to the past. Not denying that my mother-in-law is 81 and now eats to survive as opposed to living to eat.

Actually, that sounds obscure and unfair, but what I mean to say, is that diets varied as to what was available at the times in which our cultural young existed. Now of course we are able to pick and choose the food that we eat, which makes a big difference to our health and whether we choose to acknowlege it or not is up to us.
PermalinkPermalink 2009-01-26 @ 14:55
Comment from: jak [Member] · jakill-jeansmusings.blogspot.com
Best of luck with all that, Paola.
PermalinkPermalink 2009-01-27 @ 15:44

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