Food for thought

A couple of weeks ago, I set myself the goal of posting something here at least once a week. I would have been eating my words had I not remembered in the nick of time.

Todays Prompt from the Daily Post asks “How far would you travel for the best meal of your life?”

Every meal is ‘the best meal of my life’ – though there’s nothing like a mother’s home-cooking and I’d go to the moon and back for my mum to be well enough to cook a family Sunday dinner again. Mmm – that sounds selfish and lazy – I would of course help and wash up after! I’d go to the moon and back however many times it’d take to make my Mum well again even without her cooking!

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On a rainy, windy day like today (and generally for circumstances otherwise), the furthest I’m currently travelling for a meal is between the fridge-freezer and the microwave.

I don’t live to eat and I just about manage to eat to live. Although I really should work on improving my diet and making sure I get my five-a-day.

I’ll have to remember that to eat to live, food is fuel – and steer away from the plastic wrapped convenience fillers and go for more of this:

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I feel so much better for more raw food in my diet – so it doesn’t necessarily mean more cooking 😉

[images from pixabay.com]

Food for thought

10 thoughts on “Food for thought

  1. Mom’s cooking is always, always the best, Stu! I hope your mom gets well enough to cook and I’m sure it’s something she wouldn’t mind doing if and when she could. I’m not too sure about raw food, but fresh food is always a good start! 😊

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    1. Thanks Ann – yes a mum’s cooking can never be beaten 🙂 My mum’s a bit old and frail now though and I don’t get to visit often enough, but when I do, it’s my turn to cook 🙂 I need to make more effort with fresh food for sure – I might have to try adapting some of your tempting recipes 🙂

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    1. Tried commenting at your latest post but requesting a password with nowhere to input a password (!) this is what i tried to comment : Lol, reminds me of making a flask of tea and forgetting it’s not just boiling water added coffee to it – or riding my bike to a nearby friend’s house and walking home by mistake! Often cooking in appliances that are timed, switch itself off and have to reheat a neatly cold meal – better than leaving it to burn I suppose 🙂 Have a good week Ann, hope your auto-pilot is behaving better – it’s probably exhaustion, you always seem so busy!

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