GlennR

Glenn - your recipes look delicious!

 
For variation. Can't sub rice with cauli all the time; among other things, there are, shall we say, gassy side effects. 
 
And I liked it; I think the combo works well. As I wrote in the blog post, I had it three days in a row.

This looks delicious!

 
Here's a recipe for lechon manok, or Filipino roasted whole chicken. Tender and succulent!

 
Ever since completing my first Whole 30 about a month ago, I've been noodling with the idea of hacking dishes from my food tradition to make them Whole30 compliant. And I've decided to do it! So for the month of June, I'll be trying out various Whole30 Filipino recipes and sharing them in my blog. Come visit! And maybe try some of the recipes for yourself.
 
I started today with mango pork tocino. It didn't suck, if I may say so myself.
 
I'll be posting links to new recipes in this topic as I add them to my blog.

That mango pork looks delicious!  The next time I can find some quality pork this will be on my list.  It is bookmarked!

Those look beautiful! Hubby hates coconut anything with a passion, but I think the soup looks lovely.

 
Here's a recipe for homemade atchara (pickled green papaya and other veggies), our contribution to the pantry of pickled, fermented, probiotic foods of the world.

 
Here's a recipe for salmon sinigang, a tamarind-based sour soup loaded with veggies.

Thank you.. This is going to be one tasty blog. 

 
Ever since completing my first Whole 30 about a month ago, I've been noodling with the idea of hacking dishes from my food tradition to make them Whole30 compliant. And I've decided to do it! So for the month of June, I'll be trying out various Whole30 Filipino recipes and sharing them in my blog. Come visit! And maybe try some of the recipes for yourself.
 
I started today with mango pork tocino. It didn't suck, if I may say so myself.
 
I'll be posting links to new recipes in this topic as I add them to my blog.

 
Ever since completing my first Whole 30 about a month ago, I've been noodling with the idea of hacking dishes from my food tradition to make them Whole30 compliant. And I've decided to do it! So for the month of June, I'll be trying out various Whole30 Filipino recipes and sharing them in my blog. Come visit! And maybe try some of the recipes for yourself.
 
I started today with mango pork tocino. It didn't suck, if I may say so myself.
 
I'll be posting links to new recipes in this topic as I add them to my blog.

 
Ever since completing my first Whole 30 about a month ago, I've been noodling with the idea of hacking dishes from my food tradition to make them Whole30 compliant. And I've decided to do it! So for the month of June, I'll be trying out various Whole30 Filipino recipes and sharing them in my blog. Come visit! And maybe try some of the recipes for yourself.
 
I started today with mango pork tocino. It didn't suck, if I may say so myself.
 
I'll be posting links to new recipes in this topic as I add them to my blog.

Thanks! Wow, quite a list there are a lot of things I recognize from what you write and I'm working on them. The last 2 days I filled a large lemonade jar with water and a slice of lemon and put it on the table. This way I don't forget drinking. And I'm really trying to make meals as relaxed as possible, paying attention to chewing properly. This is a hard one and I won't solve it until the weekend. But I am aware of it and there's already progress.
I had another terrible night and it already started before I hit the bed. I slept 3x half an hour before it all got better around 5:30am. Luckily baby slept very well and only woke to nurse 2x.
I had excruciating pain and it came and went. At some point I started to panick and wanted to wake my husband, because I couldn't even find a position to ease it. I had very bad diarrhea and also had to throw up. This was really strange and thick. I was constantly thinking what changed. Than I realized it: the past days I suddenly increased my fish intake. And quite dramatically. I think my body couldn't handle the big change. So today no fish and so far I feel good.
The strange thing is that even though I barely slept for 2 days, I feel good during the day and my mood is great. I'm patient with the kids and do every kind of things. Also my milk supply is just great, no drop.
Another good thing: without eggs, nuts, onions and bananas, it's going great. No bloating, barely any gas. I think I will wait still a couple of days to make sure the nightly stomach disstress is gone, than I will try to add back eggs. Wish me luck

 
Rest and sleep and time. Without stimulants (not just 5-hour and caffeine, but also added sugar) to keep you artificially high, your body is starting to feel the real fatigue these things have kept from you all these years. And the only real cure is to give yourself what you really need: the time to recuperate.
 
Short term: try coffee again, or tea. Or (and this is sort of contradictory), catnaps. Better to deliberately close your eyes for 15 minutes in your car or on your desk than let your tiredness catch up with you and force a timeout on you.
 
As you said, your energy will rebound (and then some!) in no time at all.
 
Hope this helps. Good luck!

"F&%# no.
edit: also, WTF is EDTA?!" <~~~~~~~~~HA HA, I WAS ONLY ASKING. WHY YA GOTTA BE LIKE THAT? ;-)

 
Rest and sleep and time. Without stimulants (not just 5-hour and caffeine, but also added sugar) to keep you artificially high, your body is starting to feel the real fatigue these things have kept from you all these years. And the only real cure is to give yourself what you really need: the time to recuperate.
 
Short term: try coffee again, or tea. Or (and this is sort of contradictory), catnaps. Better to deliberately close your eyes for 15 minutes in your car or on your desk than let your tiredness catch up with you and force a timeout on you.
 
As you said, your energy will rebound (and then some!) in no time at all.
 
Hope this helps. Good luck!

 
Rest and sleep and time. Without stimulants (not just 5-hour and caffeine, but also added sugar) to keep you artificially high, your body is starting to feel the real fatigue these things have kept from you all these years. And the only real cure is to give yourself what you really need: the time to recuperate.
 
Short term: try coffee again, or tea. Or (and this is sort of contradictory), catnaps. Better to deliberately close your eyes for 15 minutes in your car or on your desk than let your tiredness catch up with you and force a timeout on you.
 
As you said, your energy will rebound (and then some!) in no time at all.
 
Hope this helps. Good luck!