This year I resolve to make/eat more <fill in the blank>

[SeaOfGrass]

Originally Posted by himain

When I was in your position I had a small portable one from like HD or Lowes. Brought it out, grilled, and brought it back inside. Never had an issue. Using the communal ones would scare me

Yeah, but what about the screaming hot coals inside the house? lol

Also, our balcony faces the street, and there's a constant stream of residents walking their dogs who would observe our subversive behavior and maybe report it. I don't know, I'm getting desperate. I just might crack and do it. I don't think they can throw us out, lol.

Originally Posted by brocco

dairy. more dairy. i feel great so far! ive been drinking chocolate milk every night and yogurt at least once per day.

as far as cooking goes, my grandmother gave me all of her old cookbooks recently so i have been making an effort to try a new recipe from them a couple times a week at least. its been fun.

I've been on a chocolate milk kick lately.

Originally Posted by mainebrokerman

I resolve to eat more slightly undercooked chocolate chip cookies in the year 2015

and Pie ~~

This is the best resolution I've ever heard in my life.

[erjunkee]

Vegetables!!

I know i need to eat them, and know that they are soooo good for me. But I'm not a fan of raw veggies, and I'm pretty picky about the veggies I eat and like. So my plan is to eat one vegetarian meal per night ("Meatless Mondays," and to incorporate more vegetables into my daily diet.

[SXMGirl]

I am planning to go back to making my own pasta; try making brioche and homemade ricotta; and while I dislike bananas, I have started the new year by putting them in a chocolate protein shake.

[gentlearts]

As always, more fruit and veggies, less pasta and bread.

[mainebrokerman]

Originally Posted by gentlearts

As always, more fruit and veggies, less pasta and bread.

fruit and veggie smoothies are great, also you can freeze the smoothie in them plastic molds that freeze for a popsickle sweet treat

[lubby]

Originally Posted by mainebrokerman

Beef, Bacon, and fruit loops

This sounds good.

[AngID]

Originally Posted by erjunkee

Vegetables!!

I know i need to eat them, and know that they are soooo good for me. But I'm not a fan of raw veggies, and I'm pretty picky about the veggies I eat and like. So my plan is to eat one vegetarian meal per night ("Meatless Mondays," and to incorporate more vegetables into my daily diet.

Ditto! We are a meat and potatoes family. 50% meat, 50% potatoes. Vegetables are merely an afterthought - better throw a can of corn in a pot.

For the past couple of weeks, I've been trying out tons of new, fresh, vegetables. Surprised at how well it is going over with the husband. Our plates are now about 50% veggies and 25% each meat and potatoes.

I've been roasting them, making tempura, baking with a Parmesan/panko crust ...

[Ohiogirl81]

Vegetables! I promise myself this every year. Sometimes it works. The past couple of years, not so much.

I'm making a zucchini-crust pizza with broccoli, garlic and sun dried tomatoes for dinner tonight, though. It's a start.

[mainebrokerman]

for you folks that are veggie challenged

here's a tip

blend your veggies with beef/turkey broth/ gravy in a blender and put that veggie broth/ gravy on your mashed potato

it freezes well too

[nmnita]

I resolve to eat more fruits. I am a huge veggie eater but not the fruits so much. If I eat more fruits I might cut back on some of the not so healthy foods I consume., Basically we eat very healthy, but just way to much, but there is always room for improvement. I think I make too many sauces.