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Re: Good dinner experiment

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  1. "Perdu" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Had a nice New York steak tonight. A good treat as always.

    What was different, is that I had tried the Soy Flour (avalanche!!!) flat
    breads Blaine was making with that turkey sandwich. I loved it. It was a
    rare treat.

    I like soy in all of its forms. Even Natto beans. Oh yea.

    wow - that stuff looks like [censored]. i saw it on Iron Chef and it looked like
    they even feared it - yucko!

    The stinky

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    fermented stuff. It is heavenly to me. And this flatbread was very nice.
    At
    5 net carbs. The added onion powder made it unique and very nice.

    I had also cracked open my pickled asparagus. It turned out heavenly. And
    it went with the steak incredibly well. So I had a great dinner, at around
    8 to 10 carbs total. If that.

    I will be doing some more soy flour experimenting. It's very livable. And
    completely satisfying. I do know some people will be put off by the taste.
    But it works for me.

    And no. This is not a solicitation for a lecture on the evils of soy
    products. It cannot possibly be more evil than eating 4000 calories and
    several hundred carbs a day. Like a lot of people do.

    LOL - but this is usenet and people have thier own agenda.
    let us know how future experiments turn out & good luck

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    Best Regards,

    Steve

    Tout est per·du fors l'hon·neur

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