Mortimer Posted April 23, 2020 Author Report Share Posted April 23, 2020 Dinner: 150g romaine lettuce 5g of Cheddar cheese 20g pitted olives (need to clear the fridge again...) 20g carrots Yes I made a salad and ate it with mayo... I don't know if its a good thing or not but this mayo is sorta growing on me... 20g shiitake mushroom 70g chicken breast 60g pork from pork ribs 40g wong bok 1 Quote Link to comment
Mortimer Posted April 24, 2020 Author Report Share Posted April 24, 2020 Supper: 10g dried longans, ok I got a bit snacky. Breakfast: 250g okra 200g oyster mushroom 100g chicken breast 1 tomato Lunch: 180g pig heart 200g celery 20g carrot 20g shiitake mushroom 30g chicken 25 jump squats 20 push ups 15 reverse crunches 10 inverted rows 4 sets of the above done total Dinner: 100g fish 70g chicken One quarter cup of rice 200g qing bai 1 Quote Link to comment
Mortimer Posted April 26, 2020 Author Report Share Posted April 26, 2020 Breakfast: 250g okra 200g oyster mushroom 100g chicken breast 1 tomato Lunch: One bowl Aglio Olio macaroni. Good news is I finished the Parmesan cheese, so now there's only pitted olives, mayo and mustard to use up in the fridge 5g parmesan cheese in salad 2 table spoons of japanese mayo 150g romaine lettuce 200g cucumber 20g carrots 100g miso tilapia Did this with my mother in law: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuCKc5H9B2I I think the difficulty is abit hard for her. Will find more suitable videos. Dinner: 1.5 tau kwa Some fish paste 100g char siew(tried making char siew myself - its chinese roasted pork) http://hungerhunger.blogspot.com/2007/08/best-cha-sao-bbq-pork.html 200g kai lan 100g eggplant 30g okra A bowl of rice In the yong tau fu soup that I cook up for the family on saturdays, I will slowly swop out pieces of tau kwa and tau pok with vegetables - I've already tried stuffing okras and eggplants with the fish paste. More vegs.... Yong tau fu soup: https://cookpad.com/us/recipes/341860-yong-tau-foo-soup 1 Quote Link to comment
Mortimer Posted April 26, 2020 Author Report Share Posted April 26, 2020 Breakfast: 200g french beans with 250g tilapia Ran about 20km or so ^^ As I said I'm not going to be bothered about pace since I can't switch off my fitness tracker at traffic lights. I don't wish to go to the parks as they're rather congested and I'm all about social distancing, so I'll find some deserted road to run. Post run snack: 250 ml of ice lemon tea (clearing the fridge) An apple 250 ml of strawberry flavored milk - meh I'll just drink whatever milk that's in the fridge. Rungry enough for that. Lunch: 150g toasted salmon 90g cabbage + 1 egg 150g cauliflower with 30g of fish nuggets 300g turnip 2 slices bacon 40g breadcrumbs Dinner: 120g pork 200g lotus roots 100g tofu 40 g salted egg fish 30 g peanuts 1 Quote Link to comment
Mortimer Posted April 27, 2020 Author Report Share Posted April 27, 2020 Breakfast: 250g okra 200g oyster mushroom 100g chicken breast 1 tomato 25 jump squats 20 push ups 10 inverted rows 15 reverse crunches 4 sets Lunch: 70g soya beans Some anchovies 200g turnip 10g carrots 100g fish Dinner: 30g chicken An orange 50g endives 30g barley 1/2 a tomato 50g iceberg lettuce 1 Quote Link to comment
Mortimer Posted April 28, 2020 Author Report Share Posted April 28, 2020 Breakfast: 250g okra 200g oyster mushroom 100g chicken breast 1 tomato 20 burpees x 5, first 3 sets with 1 min intervals, the rest the intervals were longer as I was on short sleep - 4 am start to go buy groceries at the wet market to avoid the crowd. Morning snack: One can of mocca coffee (told ya I was on short sleep - also cleaning up the fridge) As per the article here: https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/health/askst-when-do-i-need-to-wear-a-mask I went around my neighbourhood without a mask (jog mode on) at noon and generally avoided people. At traffic lights where I need to stop, I jog on the spot to fulfill the criteria of static exercises. I'm not above rule lawyering sometimes... Lunch: 30g pork from pork ribs 70g green beans 220g pig heart 200g bean sprouts 1 Quote Link to comment
Mortimer Posted April 29, 2020 Author Report Share Posted April 29, 2020 Dinner: 30g pork from pork ribs 30g chicken 200g xiao bai cai Breakfast: 250g okra 200g oyster mushroom 70g chicken thigh 1 tomato Lunch: 70g pollock with dark soya sauce and onion 200g nai bai 30g cabbage 10g carrots 30g pork from pork ribs 25 jump squats 20 push ups 10 inverted rows 15 reverse crunches 4 sets Got some people rushing me for stuff on my groceries day and got stressed so I did binge eat a bit. Dinner: 3 cookies, one Ferrero Rocher 30g pork from pork ribs, 50g cabbage 30g chicken, 100g tofu 150g endives 1 jujube 10g wolf berries I also have this sneaking suspicion that I may need to plop out another vegetable dish when my husband is eating at home - I suspect the leafies aren't quite filing enough. Also I may be lacking protein(current weight is 49.8 kg - I do not know if I am losing muscle mass or not - I would not be surprised if I am since I'm only doing body weight training and I'm running like a loon for orna - looking at 8 km daily - granted, I do a leisurely jog and stop to jog on the spot when I hit a dungeon, but still we're talking about covering 8 km in 1h 10 min). I will probably come up with some candidates that he won't eat, but the rest of the family will. Like eggplants, snake gourds, things that don't need to be stored in the fridge. Quote Link to comment
Mortimer Posted April 30, 2020 Author Report Share Posted April 30, 2020 Breakfast: 200g okra 200g oyster mushroom 100g chicken thigh 1 tomato Received from Gov.sg that now we need to bring proof of identity to markets, supermarkets and malls. Sigh...they're tightening things again. Even exercise they're saying that you should only go alone, and not even with family members. I've been doing it alone all this while anyway - my hubbie definitely is not trained for running 8km straight. He'd be flat after the first 3 or so. 100 burpees, broken into 5 sets of 20. Not very on form today so did not really set myself on 1 min break timer. My shoulders are a tad achish Lunch: 100g mung beans - trying to use up the mung beans and making curry....I think it was a tad spicy. 100g fish 250g romaine lettuce 30g carrot 150g cucumber 3 tablespoons of japanese mayonaise 3 olives 1 Quote Link to comment
Mortimer Posted April 30, 2020 Author Report Share Posted April 30, 2020 Tea break: 2 bowls of white fungus, jujube, wolf berries and longan desert - no sugar added. Dinner(Father in law's birthday so we sort of ordered in more): 1/5 roasted duck Half a tofu 100g winter melon 110g pork from pork ribs 200g shanghai greens 0.2 bowl of rice 1 Quote Link to comment
Mortimer Posted May 2, 2020 Author Report Share Posted May 2, 2020 Breakfast: 250g okra 200g oyster mushroom 100g chicken breast 1 tomato Lunch(got hijacked as mother in law managed to get her hands on some black vinegar gravy): https://www.theburningkitchen.com/pig-trotter-vinegar/ I opted to use the front hock of the pig and also chose a fattier cut - but did NOT cook enough portion for lunch and dinner. I mean if you're going to indulge in red meat, you must as well do things right. Turned out pretty good actually Hey, I actually make a decent cook, that is if I decide to let lose dietary restrictions. 1 egg in black vinegar gravy 1.5 tau kwa in black vinegar gravy Beancurd skin in black vinegar gravy 60 g of pork in black vinegar gravy 200g of nai bai 25 jump squats 20 push ups 10 inverted rows - damn someone parked their motorbike in the motorbike parking lot where I do my inverted rows...I used a ramp with sidebars to do it instead=( I realized the top of the multi storey carpark there is a possibility to do pull ups in an empty carpark lot. I may do it instead of inverted rows...will bring my resistance band along. 15 reverse crunches 4 sets Dinner: 200g endives 180g pork heart 70g cabbage 30g pork from pork ribs 10g cuttlefish 20g carrot One orange Breakfast: 250g okra 200g oyster mushroom 100g chicken breast 1 tomato Finished up the last of the black vinegar gravy so that I don't get requests to do it again. Lunch: 70g fish 250g romaine lettuce 30g carrot 150g cucumber 3 tablespoons of japanese mayonaise 5 olives 1 banana Also I found out sad news a few days ago - the local run group is disbanding due to the decision made by the health promotion board that started that run group for as part of organized fitness activities. That's depressing. 1 Quote Link to comment
aramis Posted May 2, 2020 Report Share Posted May 2, 2020 47 minutes ago, Mortimer said: front hock of the pig and also chose a fattier cut I LOVE hock Especially fat-lined skin with lots of horse radish. 50 minutes ago, Mortimer said: there is a possibility to do pull ups That's great news! 50 minutes ago, Mortimer said: the local run group is disbanding aaaand this is bas news... But at least you are not depending on others to get your mileage Quote I absolutely CAN run on caffeine and hatred. But only with a dash of milk. Challenges' status: Spoiler Not gonna Challenge anymore for now. I took Steve's words and started thinking in days and years. Challenges are just short-term distractions. #16 | #15 (Xmas mini) | #14 | #13 | #12 | #11 | #10 | #9 | #8 | #7 | #6 | #5 | #4 | #3 | #2 | #1 Other activities: Bike build Link to comment
Mortimer Posted May 2, 2020 Author Report Share Posted May 2, 2020 I don't care for pork skin very much. Im a small little bit so it's very easy for me to overeat. Even running 20k burns only aroind 900+ cals for me =( Also I did the mustard pork roast using this: https://www.food.com/recipe/dijon-mustard-pork-marinade-526408 Turned out okay but the taste was rather one dimensional. Meat was tender, salty and garlicky enough but not much else. Might try a different variant next time. Like this one: https://www.greers.com/recipe/71944 The first recipe could probably be improved with rosemary but i don't have any... I'm very interested in finishing those bottles of mustard in the fridge(just cleared up a bottle of black olives, now for the green ones), but I'm wondering how good an idea that much pork is lol. 1 Quote Link to comment
Mortimer Posted May 3, 2020 Author Report Share Posted May 3, 2020 Dinner: 1.5 tau kwa Half a tau pok Some fish glue 40g soy nuts 120 g tenderloin 200g nai bai A matcha kitkat and a marzipan chocolate (eh felt peckish) Breakfast: 200g french beans 100g chicken breast Ran about 23 km or so. It actually started raining on me when I was in the middle of nowhere(social distancing so I avoid places with people), and there was no way to abort the run, so I just kept running, rain lightened, then stopped. There wasn't anyone else on the road cos I think no one's crazy enough to run in the rain lolz =P Ran a little longer as the weather was cool and nice for running. Post run snack: 1 lychee drink 1 glass of milk 1 apple 1 banana Lunch: 300g turnip 2 slices bacon 100g brocolli 40g breadcrumbs 100g salmon 30g pork from pork rib Dinner: 125g cabbage fried with 50g flour and 1 egg 70g fish 30 g pork from pork rib 200g lotus root 3 jujubes 30g groundnut Half a large pear I was trying to make an Okonomiyaki-ish thing to finish off the flour... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Okonomiyaki 1 Quote Link to comment
Mortimer Posted May 5, 2020 Author Report Share Posted May 5, 2020 Breakfast: 250g okra 200g oyster mushroom 100g chicken breast 1 tomato 25 jump squats 20 push ups 10 inverted rows - back to my usual happy spot :P 15 reverse crunches Push ups were a major pain probably due to run recovery issues.. Lunch: 300g turnip 30g carrot One egg 25g minced chicken I did a steamed egg and chicken custard thing. Dinner: 150g kai lan 70g snake gourd Half a chicken leg 70g black beans 30g pork from pork ribs Breakfast: 250g okra 100g oyster mushroom 100g chicken breast 1 tomato Did 100 burpees in sets of 20 but didn't stick to 1 min break. Rather off form since I had a late night and woke up early this morning for groceries Lunch: 30g water cress One jujube 150g bean sprouts 180g pig heart 1 Quote Link to comment
Mortimer Posted May 6, 2020 Author Report Share Posted May 6, 2020 Dinner: One packet of cookies 3 caramel matcha Yeah clearing the fridge...besides when I'm on short sleep I start craving stuff >< 25g barley Half a tomato An orange Half a chicken leg 60g pork from pork ribs 150g kai lan Breakfast: 250g okra 200g oyster mushroom 100g chicken breast 1 tomato Cooked in salted egg sauce. It was surprisingly good. One packet of cookies 3 caramel matcha Lunch: 150g brocolli 50g limpets 30g chicken 100g salmon 25 jump squats 20 push ups 10 inverted rows - someone parked their motorbike in my inverted row spot, but I found a nice path with grab bars I can use. Only drawback is its outdoors. 15 reverse crunches Dinner: 120g chicken 3 chicken wings 100g miso eggplant 200g endives 0.2 cup of rice One banana I've been sneakily reducing the amount of white rice being cooked, but I need to compensate with more other dishes - else I get my proteins eaten up. Like miso Eggplants and curry barley are nice distractions. I've also increased the protein portions - I'll l bake tenderloin 500g at a time and today I served 1 kg of honey sesame chicken wings. Today was a rather hectic day, sanity wise. Groceries + busy at work = meh on sanity meter. Leaving the washing detergent behind in the train because I was busy answering a work call didn't help either >< Things should be easier because from now on that I've used most of the supermarket vouchers save one, so I'll go to the wet market for my chicken and get the seller to chop it the way I want it, so it'll save me some time. And on the bright side today was a good fridge clearing day. I used up the miso seasoning fish and cooking eggplant, as well as clearing up the salted egg paste. Now to finish the mayonnaise, dijon mustard and spare flour in the fridge. 2 Quote Link to comment
aramis Posted May 6, 2020 Report Share Posted May 6, 2020 Sounds you are doing pretty good despite restrictions - overhauling family's eating, squeezing workouts in and working on top of it all... But don't let yourself to ride on the sleep deficit for too long - it will soon kick you back. Maybe you could ask your hubby for groceries once in a while and get extra hour of sleep? Quote I absolutely CAN run on caffeine and hatred. But only with a dash of milk. Challenges' status: Spoiler Not gonna Challenge anymore for now. I took Steve's words and started thinking in days and years. Challenges are just short-term distractions. #16 | #15 (Xmas mini) | #14 | #13 | #12 | #11 | #10 | #9 | #8 | #7 | #6 | #5 | #4 | #3 | #2 | #1 Other activities: Bike build Link to comment
Mortimer Posted May 7, 2020 Author Report Share Posted May 7, 2020 Breakfast: 250g okra 200g oyster mushroom 100g chicken breast 1 tomato Lunch: 70g mung beans in half a tomato in curry (okay, I have a bean problem. When I get started its hard for me to stop =P) 120g pollock in lemon parsley 200g spinach 30g chicken Half a banana 100 burpees broken up into sets of 20. Took longer then 1 min break between sets. Think the lack of sleep is adding up. Also did this with my mother in law - first time in few days we've been able to exercise together: The animal movements are surprisingly hard - I have issues with the duck walk and frog jumping/bunny hopping for long durations of time IS tiring. I suspect its that my ankle mobility isn't that good. Tea break: 3 bowls of white fungus, jujube and longan soup - no sugar added. Dinner: 30g chicken 100g pork tenderloin char siew 180g cabbage fried with 80g flour and an onion and an egg - okonomiyaki isn't quite working out - sigh. I think I'll finish the flour as my post run rations as I need the calories then. 1 Quote Link to comment
Mortimer Posted May 9, 2020 Author Report Share Posted May 9, 2020 I've discovered what to do with the mustard sauce in the fridge. Being inspired by this: https://cafedelites.com/honey-mustard-chicken-stir-frythis I fried my okra, shroom and chicken mix with mustard sauce, but found it a little too sour and sharp. Adding some Worcestershire sauce (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worcestershire_sauce) and kecap manis(url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweet_soy_sauce) rounded it out. So that bottle of mustard is going to disappear pretty soon as I get to business. Breakfast: 250g okra 200g oyster mushroom 100g chicken breast 1 tomato 25 jump squats 20 push ups 10 inverted rows - now using path railings for inverted rows - does the height you're doing inverted rows at increase/decrease the difficulty? These bars are hip height, nope, I don't get to choose the height lolz 15 reverse crunches 4 sets Lunch: 180g pig heart 150g endives 50g lotus roots Dinner: 30g pork from pork ribs 50g cucumber with a tablespoon of mayonaise 1.5 fried chicken thigh (Eh I was given for free 3 chillis from the vegetable seller and I was trying to figure out what to do with it so I did this: https://myfoodstory.com/easy-chinese-chilli-chicken-dry/) 100g lotus roots 200g kai lan Breakfast: 250g okra 200g oyster mushroom 100g chicken breast 1 tomato Lunch(mother's day celebration early - I don't want to end up rushing with the crowd): 150g duck 50g fish 200g xiao bai cai Crab meat and fishmaw soup Claypot tofu Also I was told to go buy condensed milk so my mother and father in law could cook oats with condensed milk. I wonder if I could interest them in this(substitute almond milk with fresh milk): https://runningonrealfood.com/simple-creamy-banana-oatmeal/ I bought a large bunch of bananas so I could test it out I suppose... 1 Quote Link to comment
Mortimer Posted May 10, 2020 Author Report Share Posted May 10, 2020 Dinner: 200g Kai Lan 150g pollock 40g fish Breakfast: 150 french beans 100g chicken breast 6 olives Ran about 16+km - was trying a different route and water is a serious issue - I had difficulties finding a toilet tap that I could drink out of - most of the toilets are closed due to Covid-19. And no water for a runner is like oh crap. I only carry about 500 ml with me at start - so I need to refuel midway. Post run snack: An apple 0.75 banana A cup of milk Lunch: 400g cauliflower 200g salmon Cabbage pancakes made out of 60g flour, an egg and 100g cabbage Tea break: 3 Papadams - was frying them and testing out quality. Dinner: 200g pork 300g iceberg lettuce 200g lotus roots 30g peanuts 90g chicken 1 Quote Link to comment
aramis Posted May 10, 2020 Report Share Posted May 10, 2020 7 hours ago, Mortimer said: Cabbage pancakes made out of 60g flour, an egg and 100g cabbage Hmm... sounds interesting. Gotta try Quote I absolutely CAN run on caffeine and hatred. But only with a dash of milk. Challenges' status: Spoiler Not gonna Challenge anymore for now. I took Steve's words and started thinking in days and years. Challenges are just short-term distractions. #16 | #15 (Xmas mini) | #14 | #13 | #12 | #11 | #10 | #9 | #8 | #7 | #6 | #5 | #4 | #3 | #2 | #1 Other activities: Bike build Link to comment
Mortimer Posted May 11, 2020 Author Report Share Posted May 11, 2020 I was working on this one: https://www.budgetbytes.com/savory-cabbage-pancakes-okonomiyaki/ But the amount of cabbage they're using is waaay too much, the pancake won't really hold. I halved the proportions, and dropped cabbage to 100g but I still think its not enough batter. Also mayo does nice, nice things to these pancakes and I forgot to put 3 tbsp of mayo on my last food log =P 1 Quote Link to comment
Mortimer Posted May 11, 2020 Author Report Share Posted May 11, 2020 Breakfast: 250g okra 200g oyster mushroom 100g chicken breast 1 tomato 25 jump squats 20 push ups - I had to take a break on last set of push ups. Seriously meh. 10 inverted rows - now using path railings for inverted rows - does the height you're doing inverted rows at increase/decrease the difficulty? These bars are hip height, nope, I don't get to choose the height lolz 15 reverse crunches 4 sets Lunch: 300g of turnip 20g carrot 10g dried shrimp 180g pork heart 100g pork 60g chicken Teabreak: 20g of oats with some milk and half a banana. Yes I did the creamy banana oatmeal thing. Recipe: https://runningonrealfood.com/simple-creamy-banana-oatmeal/ I'd say it turned out pretty well. My Father in law couldn't believe that I didn't add a drop of condensed milk nor any sugar. He even said I added too much sugar lol =P Then when he found out it was bananas he said that not quite fragrant enough for the bananas. I'd say the bananas weren't quite ripe enough or maybe not the right variety. Logistics wise though, having a bunch of very ripe bananas may not be very easy, I should try a sweet potato variant of it. Dinner: 150g chicken 150g brocolli with golden needle vegetables 150g eggplant with 10g dried shrimp 2 Quote Link to comment
aramis Posted May 11, 2020 Report Share Posted May 11, 2020 2 hours ago, Mortimer said: does the height you're doing inverted rows at increase/decrease the difficulty? Sure it does. The lower bar, the more weight is supported by your arms - down to the moment when your body is parallel to the ground below the bar. Next progression would be putting a box under your feet to create opposite angle in lowest position. To be honest - just like the push-ups Quote I absolutely CAN run on caffeine and hatred. But only with a dash of milk. Challenges' status: Spoiler Not gonna Challenge anymore for now. I took Steve's words and started thinking in days and years. Challenges are just short-term distractions. #16 | #15 (Xmas mini) | #14 | #13 | #12 | #11 | #10 | #9 | #8 | #7 | #6 | #5 | #4 | #3 | #2 | #1 Other activities: Bike build Link to comment
Mortimer Posted May 12, 2020 Author Report Share Posted May 12, 2020 Hrrms...I can touch my chin to the bar but I can't raise my chest to touch the bar. I've done decline push ups before on tire...all kinds of fun. But the video is showing wide arm push ups - shouldn't be she doing narrow? Just tested 1-rep narrow with my feat on the sofa slightly less then knee height. It is doable, but I haven't tried multiple reps yet. Breakfast: 250g okra 200g oyster mushroom 100g chicken breast 1 tomato Lunch: Now this is like full paleo day lol. 500g cauliflower 20g anchovies 60g clams Scraps of chicken (after deboning the chicken breast) Did 100 burpees broken into sets of 20. No set timing, I've calculated that with dinner calorie imput is around 988 cals but I am eating a shit ton of fibre and protein so we'll see if I get hungry. Tomorrow is more challenging as I need to fill myself up on leafy vegetables. Today I am using broccoli and cauliflowers - which is technically easy mode. Turnips also. But turnips need longer cook time. 1 Quote Link to comment
Mortimer Posted May 13, 2020 Author Report Share Posted May 13, 2020 Dinner: 250g brocolli with golden needle mushrooms 300g pollock Day more or less passed fine Breakfast: 250g okra 200g oyster mushroom 100g chicken breast 1 tomato Lunch: 200g kai lan 1.5 chicken legs Quite a bit of chicken carcass 60g of red beans and 20g lotus seeds (made red bean soup, no sugar ^^) 60 cabbage 20g carrot 25 jump squats 20 push ups - at least no breaks... 10 inverted rows 15 reverse crunches 4 sets Dinner: 100g qing bai 100g nai bai 5 g anchovies 1 chicken leg 1 Quote Link to comment
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