What I learned about cheating

[dls]

I had rice and chocolate yesterday and flour on Saturday- my first cheating in P1. Made it 10 days just fine and then fell off the wagon.

Here's what I learned -
I FEEL LIKE CRAP TODAY! Like I'm hungover and hungry and craving bad foods. IT'S NOT WORTH IT.

Plan to drink lots of water, go for a long run and stay on P1 for 2 more days to detox again. sigh...

[Tiny T]

here ya go...here's your tough love my friend...

:Catfight: :Catfight: :Catfight:

Glad you've learned your lesson...Now...let's move on and get back at it! We can do it!!!

[dls]

Yesterday went fine although I did feel really hungry all day. No cheating though - just ate lots of salads. Also roasted chickpeas for snack and man, do I ever love that snack.

For anyone reading who hasn't tried it -
rinse can of organic chickpeas (garbanzo beans) well
mix a little sesame oil and salt and pepper and whatever spices you like - I've been using chili pepper
spread on cookie sheet and bake at 400 degrees until they just start to brown on outside. Outside will be toasty and inside warm and chewy. Yum.
Seems like it takes about 30-40 minutes.

It's better than potato chips! They don't seem to keep though. You'll just have to eat them all in one day!

So one more day in P1 and I'll transition to P2.

[BABS]

Originally Posted by dls

For anyone reading who hasn't tried it -
rinse can of organic chickpeas (garbanzo beans) well
mix a little sesame oil and salt and pepper and whatever spices you like - I've been using chili pepper
spread on cookie sheet and bake at 400 degrees until they just start to brown on outside. Outside will be toasty and inside warm and chewy. Yum.
Seems like it takes about 30-40 minutes.

I am not a fan of these beans, but this sounds interesting enough to give them another try.

[BABS]

I tried this recipe tonight and it was YUMMY! I HATE HATE HATE these beans, but this recipe actually made them very yummy and an awesome little treat!

[stlouis-angelred]

Originally Posted by dls

Yesterday went fine although I did feel really hungry all day. No cheating though - just ate lots of salads. Also roasted chickpeas for snack and man, do I ever love that snack.

For anyone reading who hasn't tried it -
rinse can of organic chickpeas (garbanzo beans) well
mix a little sesame oil and salt and pepper and whatever spices you like - I've been using chili pepper
spread on cookie sheet and bake at 400 degrees until they just start to brown on outside. Outside will be toasty and inside warm and chewy. Yum.
Seems like it takes about 30-40 minutes.

It's better than potato chips! They don't seem to keep though. You'll just have to eat them all in one day!

So one more day in P1 and I'll transition to P2.

thanks, sounds yummy!

[Maxwell]

Could you use sesame seeds to coat the outside?