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Dave Palumbo - for cutting.
Don't eat too much protein. We cannot stress this enough. Banting is NOT high-protein eating. No more than 80 to 90 g of meat or fish is what you should be eating with any meal. [But don't be over-fastidious, to the extent that you feel deprived. If, on occasion, you eat at a steakhouse, choose the smaller option on the menu and don't fret. What is more, it is quite unnecessary to chop the pointy bit off the chicken breast!] Remember, the main thrust of banting is to cut the carbs from one's diet and increase your fat intake. The consumption of proteins should be unaffected or even reduced.
^^ I wasn't talking about tim noakes.... the guy changes his story more than I change underwear.
Neither was I, I was talking about lchf, AKA Banting (post Atkins).
:erm: Real Meal Revolution?
Ok.... this is a waste of time.
do you guys know where I can get a decently priced dip belt
Game, Mr Price Sports, Sportsmans Warehouse have them AFAIK
500g mince mixed with one small egg and spices to your tastes.
Spread it thinly on an oven tray and bake until it starts to get crispy around the edges.
While the base bakes, fry bacon and mushrooms.
Sprinkle some cheese on the base and then the bacon and mushrooms. More cheese on top of that. (I use a mixture of mozzarella and cheddar).
Pop it back in the oven until the cheese is melted. I leave mine until it starts getting a bit crispy on top.
As you take it out Sprinkle chopped spring onion over the top.
Some people spread tomato pasta over the Base before adding the toppings. I've done it once or twice but don't really like it. So now I leave it out.
You can pretty much do any toppings you like.
@Apoc, dude post that recipe for that mushroom bacon thing you made, it looks delicious.