Lunch was chili and an orange. Snacks during the day were 2 apples.
After work I decided to see how much more expensive Jewel was compared to Valli. They were considerably more expensive for most things. Some were a little less, but now I know to just go to Valli.
I picked up ingredients to make the chili again. I also picked up some more mushrooms, apples, oranges and bananas. I decided to venture into some new foods as well. I picked up squash, zucchini, avocado and eggplant. Not sure what I am going to do with these, but I will figure it out.
To ease my daily prepping of food, I decided to pick up some veggie burgers. I ended up buying 6 different kinds (actually 2 of the were "chicken" patties, not "hamburgers")
For dinner I tried 3 of them
My first thoughts as pulling each 1 out of the package.
Roasted Garlic - was dark, looked like a bean burger, could see other veggies
Boca All American - looked like a light hamburger
Grillers original - this looked like a McDonald's sausage patty.
The suggestion was to microwave or cook in skillet for 8 - 10 minutes. I chose the skillet to get the better results. I cooked them for 9 minutes, 3 minutes per side, then 1 1/2 minutes per side.
I decided I should prep with some Ketchup, to "enhance" the flavor.
The Boca is on left, Grillers in center and Roasted Garlic on right.
Taste/Favor comments
Boca - had a slight meaty taste, but had the texture of a chicken patty
Grilliers - this tasted like a McDonald's burger. Had a meaty enough taste
Garlic - this was a little crunchy and tasted like beans (I don't think this is trying to pretend to be anything other than what it is) I did like the spices in them
All in All, I am happy with all 3 of them. Next time I will probably eat with Lettuce, onions and mushrooms on it to give it some more.
Tonight was bowling night, so between store and grilling, I was running late and no time for dessert.
After bowling I made a pudding of dates, cocoa, vanilla and avocado. It is chilling overnight in the fridge. I will be having that tomorrow.
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