Who Ate All The Pies

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Re: Who Ate All The Pies

Postby Tritans » 20 Sep 2012 21:11

Shit, shit, shit. Raspberry cheesecake.

Damn A level food tech.

How am I going to get wrists like Sultan Al Faris, with this sort of ill discipline.
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Re: Who Ate All The Pies

Postby Kevy427 » 20 Sep 2012 21:39

Tritans wrote:How am I going to get wrists like Sultan Al Faris, with this sort of ill discipline

Vigorous isolation exercise
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Re: Who Ate All The Pies

Postby Tritans » 20 Sep 2012 21:47

Kevy427 wrote:
Tritans wrote:How am I going to get wrists like Sultan Al Faris, with this sort of ill discipline

Vigorous isolation exercise


Now that's what I'm talking about. :lol: Great work, welcome back.
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Re: Who Ate All The Pies

Postby Big_Show » 20 Sep 2012 22:11

Meh, I had two ice creams tonight. It's the 90% that matters, not the 10%.

Just need to be careful that yout 90% is definitely 90%, and not more like 55%...
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Re: Who Ate All The Pies

Postby Tritans » 23 Sep 2012 18:12

My somewhat stuttering start prompted me to revisit "racing weight" Matt Fitzgerald, more of which later. However I was reminded of a recipe that took my eye, but had never tried.

Aubergine Pizzas - man alive they are good, and VERY filling.

Slice Aubergine lengthways and roast in oven at about 180 until cooked through (about 25mins)

In the mean time make a thick tomato sauce, garlic, can chopped tomatoes lots of pepper and a little salt. (I added a couple of potobello mushroom, to compensate for lack of meat)

When the Aubergines are done, smear the sauce over them, add a slice and half of low fat cheeese and put back in the oven for about 10mins or until done.

About 340 calories per half.

These are really, really good and a piece of piss to make.
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Re: Who Ate All The Pies

Postby CCS » 23 Sep 2012 19:24

Sorry... seem to have got my interweb favourites mixed up... thought this was the one about triathlon... now, where was my WI jam recipe...

(sorry... stressful afternoon of my own incompetent caterering compensated by grape based stress reliever...next time I invite people over for lunch, we go to the Red Lion instead...)
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Re: Who Ate All The Pies

Postby Big_Show » 23 Sep 2012 19:47

That looks good. If only I like aubergines.

I've got a recipe for "American Cottage Pie" - basically the same as a regular one but with baked beans instead of veg - which works out at about 450 calories/quarter. Nice and filling too. I'll dig it out if you want.
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Re: Who Ate All The Pies

Postby Tritans » 23 Sep 2012 20:05

Big_Show wrote:That looks good. If only I like aubergines.

I've got a recipe for "American Cottage Pie" - basically the same as a regular one but with baked beans instead of veg - which works out at about 450 calories/quarter. Nice and filling too. I'll dig it out if you want.


That sounds great Shaun, thanks.

CCS wrote:Sorry... seem to have got my interweb favourites mixed up... thought this was the one about triathlon... now, where was my WI jam recipe...

(sorry... stressful afternoon of my own incompetent caterering compensated by grape based stress reliever...next time I invite people over for lunch, we go to the Red Lion instead...)


JAM :shock: that has no place in this born again, uber Triathletes diet ;) Now, if you have any Lentil bake reciepes :D

Prepare for a diatribe on Triathlon related, dietary information and body composition factoids. After wading through that, you'll be begging me for more recipes.

A thought about your lunch "issues". Next time, lay off the Lambrini until lunch is well under way ;)
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Re: Who Ate All The Pies

Postby Tritans » 24 Sep 2012 19:18

Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear.

No weigh day today, my scales apear to have erm broken :oops:

Fill your boots people.
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Re: Who Ate All The Pies

Postby Kevy427 » 24 Sep 2012 20:04

"Who ate all the pies, who ate all the pies, you did, you did, you fat bastard!"

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