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Delicious alliteration
I’ve been eating terribly lately, but I made an effort here. It actually turned out pretty great!
Salmon is chipotle & lime, with cilantro crema, peperoncini & scallion on top, seared in a cast iron pan with a little butter
Salad is field greens, fresh basil & oregano, cucumber, blue cheese, roasted beets, strawberries, almonds, and a bit of balsamic vinegar
They might not classically go together, idk, but they made me happy
Great on the eyes and I'm sure it was delicious!
I made an effort here
This is my biggest hurdle most days. I live alone so that much effort for something that I'll probably consume in about 10-15 minutes, in the middle of the workday, is kinda hard for me to reconcile. Is it worth it? And I don't mean in the "self-care is always worth it" kind of way. 😂
Oh man I absolutely feel this.
I’ve been self employed WFH for almost 20yrs now and the lunch-alone struggle has not gotten easier.
When I do make the effort though, it’s usually worth it.
Lately I’ve been in a rut where, if I get up from my desk at all, it’s to forage, not prepare a meal. Like, I’ll call a fistful of peanuts or a banana lunch, or some cold fridge meat with mustard and no plate. It’s depressing.
When I make something colourful and intentional, though, I always feel better. It forces me to get my head out of work mode and take a break, and it’s satisfying to make something that looks and tastes nice. I feel more like a person too, if that makes sense. Not to mention my brain works better when I actually feed it real food, heh
Like anything, it’s just starting that’s the hard part.
Good insights! Yeah if it gives you a mental/emotional boost then it's pretty worth it, especially since that'll translate well to the rest of your day.
Why I asked my original question is because I'm currently on those meal kit things, and the one I'm subscribed to sends the food fully cooked and ready to eat, you just have to pop it in the microwave. And it's pretty tasty stuff, doesn't look too preprocessed. But it does get expensive. So I was considering the alternative of cooking daily to save money, which sounds funny because 99.9% of people probably do that.
And I'm kinda on the fence about meal prepping because the idea of eating the same thing a few days in a row doesn't really appeal to me.
I guess I'll find out this week which is more sustainable for my situation!
Sounds and looks great 👍
Yes. I too have been eating crap and need inspiration to do better for myself. This looks wonderful 😊
Wait, you're telling me I can put cooked Salmon cuts on top of fruits and it works?!
I like to cook it ahead of time and serve the salmon cold. Kind of like a prepared lunch. I find that blueberries match the best.
Ha, try it and see! I like it, my spouse does not.
If you just immediately plunk it on there it can definitely steam the greens under it, but I let the fish rest 5mins on some folded paper towel first so it works good enough :)
That looks great! Try to make a habit out of cooking and slowly getting back to eating healthier, its easy to say but tough to do i know haha
Not usually a salad guy, but this looks amazing 🤤