I would try, but I probably couldn't finish it. My endocrinologist wants me to eat 6 times a day because it will control my blood sugar, and I can't even do that! When I did try, it seemed like I was eating all day!
I made something similar the other day, I put a prime rib in the skillet, boiled a couple of ears of corn, and put some French fries in oil on the stove in a pan to fry. Irida French fries, they have these fast-food fries, and they are the bomb! I like the store brand steak-sauce the best. A lot of people like A-1, but it's too tangy for me, and it's all runny. The store brand is thicker, and I think it tastes better!
People think with diabetes you have to stay away from all those foods, but really, your body needs a little of everything. Steak is good for you because of the protein, and fries are vegetables, and corn contains fiber, so that meal is pretty much good for you. Where people get into trouble is they eat the same types of meals every day and that's not good for you. Bodies need a little of everything. I learned a lot since I was diagnosed with diabetes last year.
Protein is very important, and steak is a good source. I like my steaks medium, or where I can see some pink anyway. It has more nutrients that way too because they haven't been cooked out. I do not know how people can eat steaks well done. It's like leather!
There is never ever a reason to overeat , its horrendous for your health and your entire system , now if you were breaking a fast , and you got rid of those horrendous , useless , carbs in those chips , you could eat as much of it as you need , but never ever make it a game or a challenge , that's just a very silly idea.
Its not about maximising consumption of anything , eat only what you need , and never injest crap like those Chips shown , extremely unhealthy.
Waaaayy too much steak, and overdone on carbs. Either corn OR fries. And lord today, where is a salad or green vegetable?
Less than half of the amount of steak (2/3 of a pound, or 300 grms, is about 11 ounces), about 3 ounces, corn or fries, salad, and broccoli or green beans. Healthier for your waist and heart.
It IS a vegetable yes, but @Screenwriter didn't say it wasn't. She was referencing the lack of GREEN vegetables. Corn is a starchy vegetable. This is a very high carb meal. Starch raises the glucose level in your blood and contributes to weight gain. Potatoes and corn are both starchy.
I'd eat everything except the steak. Fill a baked potato with the mushrooms and onions instead with butter, pepper, melted shredded cheese, and ketchup or steak sauce. Wouldn't need the fries then. It'd be a pretty starchy meal.
Talk about Food Porn, look at that & I would totally eat the steak, fries & corn of the cob as well. Next time you make a steak make Smashed Potatoes instead of fries.
Sure why not. Steak with mushroom and onions is good. I'd rather have mashed potatoes, a loaded baked potato, or even some sort of seasoned baby potatoes than french fries with a steak if potatoes are on the menu though. Being that potatoes are a lot of starch, I'd swap the corn for something like caramelized garlic broccoli, green beans with bacon, roasted Brussels spouts with bacon, more mushrooms, or maybe a blooming onion if you really want to put ketchup on the table.
yeah that looks good, i probably wouldn’t eat it in one sitting but that’s just because i never eat things in one sitting lol, i leave half eaten bowls of chips for later and stuff
Whole corn, like you eat on the cob, is considered a vegetable. The corn kernel itself (where popcorn comes from) is considered a grain. To be more specific, this form of corn is a “whole” grai
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