(PENMART01) writes:
"Nexis" <nexis1> writes:
>
>>Some days, I just don't feel like eating. It's not that I'm sick or
>>anything...I just don't feel hungry. But, being diabetic, skipping meals
>>isn't really a good plan, and besides, I do believe my family would be less
>>than thrilled if I began saying "We're not having dinner tonight, ok?"...
>>
>>So, I just need some new ideas...things you might make if you don't feel
>>like eating or like cooking, or just things you make when it's 7 p.m. and
>>you forgot to take out that steak....
>>
>>thanks!
>>
>>kimberly

>I'm not diabetic, so I can easily make a nutritious meal of a liter of wine,
>cheez-its (get yer own box), and a jar of olives... and no I'm not prego
>either.

Seconding that liter, skipping the cheez-its.

If the problem is you're supposed to eat something to keep your blood sugar
level up but don't feel like cooking, don't cook. My hazy recollection of
diabetic diets [based on 6 mos of dating a non insulin-dependent diabetic]
leads me to suggest an apple and a small portion of good cheese. Failing that,
perhaps some crudites [excuse the absence of the ~aigout] or a plate of amuse
bouches, one helping of dry goods that are in your pantry, such as crackers, a
slice of cheese, a piece of fruit, a small piece of meat, and vegetables.

If you're insulin dependent I can't help because I don't know your dietary
constraints but try to extend the concept - take a slice or a chunk off the
things you CAN eat and fix yourself a plate.

If you're talking about cooking for others when you yourself don't feel like
eating I'd suggest joining the restaurant trade and learning how the pros do
it. Or teaching those ungrateful wretches^Wdependents how to cook for
themselves.

>---= BOYCOTT FRENCH--GERMAN (belgium) =---
> ---= Move UNITED NATIONS To Paris =---
>Sheldon

Well hoss, I'm down with boycotting the Sprouts (Heffelweissen my @$$, moldy
wheat . . . ) and I'm down with moving the UN to Outer Mongolia . . .

Uh . . .

wow! Nice troll for the stupids.

>"Life would be devoid of all meaning were it without tribulation."

Yeah well, right about know I could use a little less meaning, if you know what
I mean.

Best,

Marc