Onto the eats!
Since I'm participating in some liquid adventures, obviously I made meals of juice yesterday. Compliments of Cafe Gratitude, I sipped on some "I Am Thankful" Coconut Curry Soup. Um, it was delicious. You can get the recipe here but you can see the dish here:
I see you, coconut, hiding behind that big glass...
And into the blender went coconut milk, spices, and love.
"A creamy, slightly spicy, Indian-flavored, coconut curry soup, garnished with avocado, cucumber, tomatoes and cilantro." -Source
The following is a fact
Fresh coconut water + fresh coconut meat = amazingness in my mouth (is that what she said?)
I'm done being inappropriate for the day.
Recap of my eats yesterday (just in case you cared):
AM: 8 oz hot water with lemon and lime juice
AM /PM: Basil & Berries Smoothie
PM: Blended Salad
PM: Coconut Curry Soup (above)
If you want a fun game to play, go to yesterday's post and guess whether some statements are April Fools or Truths! There's a prize in it for the winner!
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I'm so jealous. I haven't had many young thai coconuts in my house lately. I need to change that :-)
Hi Lori! I thought I would answer your question over here!
I don't follow any program.. I've developed my own! LOL.
And no, you don't need a lot of meat to build muscle. You should aim for about 1 to 1.5 grams of protein per pound of body weight- you could easily reach this with dairy, fish, nut butters, etc.
If you have any more questions feel free to ask or email me!
looks pretty good wow I couldn't do a lq diet lol Rebecca
I always add love to my vitamix soups too. ;)
all this looks amazing, Lori, and i have never in my life juice fasted (or feasted) so i give you major props!!!!
That looks amazing! The most I've ever done is a 3-day juice feast and I certainly think it's nothin to sneeze at. :)
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