Comments on: SCD recipe: Smoked salmon and goat cheese bites http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html a virgo's guide to the universe Sat, 10 Jan 2009 00:44:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: communicatrix http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html/comment-page-1#comment-39533 communicatrix Fri, 08 Feb 2008 15:49:06 +0000 http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html#comment-39533 dawn - If I could limit it to sneaking and occasional, I wouldn't worry. For me, however, the choices seem to be "none" and "full bore." I'm glad to hear you're both doing well. Keep your pecker up, as Gramps used to say. dawn - If I could limit it to sneaking and occasional, I wouldn’t worry. For me, however, the choices seem to be “none” and “full bore.”

I’m glad to hear you’re both doing well. Keep your pecker up, as Gramps used to say.

]]> By: dawn http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html/comment-page-1#comment-39460 dawn Tue, 05 Feb 2008 01:20:53 +0000 http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html#comment-39460 Hey fellow SCDer! Thanks for the recipes. Whenever spending my anticipated lottery winnings, a personal chef is top on my list, too. I do have the added push of cooking for a 7 year-old, and I'd do most anything to keep her happy and healthy. I love cooking...but 3 meals a day every day is a bit much. We are 2 years into the diet. I have advanced Celiac, my daughter is also Celiac and has a neurobiological disorder which I refuse to type. Or say. It involves various body/vocal tics. She's been tic-free for 1.5 years. I am improving still. I have hope for complete healing, if I can ever quit sneaking an occasional french fry. Thanks for your SCD thoughts. Humor can get you through anything... Hey fellow SCDer! Thanks for the recipes.

Whenever spending my anticipated lottery winnings, a personal chef is top on my list, too. I do have the added push of cooking for a 7 year-old, and I’d do most anything to keep her happy and healthy. I love cooking…but 3 meals a day every day is a bit much.

We are 2 years into the diet. I have advanced Celiac, my daughter is also Celiac and has a neurobiological disorder which I refuse to type. Or say. It involves various body/vocal tics. She’s been tic-free for 1.5 years. I am improving still. I have hope for complete healing, if I can ever quit sneaking an occasional french fry.

Thanks for your SCD thoughts. Humor can get you through anything…

]]> By: communicatrix http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html/comment-page-1#comment-38980 communicatrix Wed, 09 Jan 2008 23:35:10 +0000 http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html#comment-38980 Angie - Yeah, Seth is a great combo of inquiring mind and sharing soul. Wendy - Pinot Noir isn't raw, is it? I'd last five minutes. Thank god I just have Crohn's! Angie - Yeah, Seth is a great combo of inquiring mind and sharing soul.

Wendy - Pinot Noir isn’t raw, is it? I’d last five minutes. Thank god I just have Crohn’s!

]]> By: Wendy http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html/comment-page-1#comment-38973 Wendy Wed, 09 Jan 2008 12:47:31 +0000 http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html#comment-38973 I had to live on a 75% raw food diet for two years due to asthma. Nothing but fruit after sunset and before noon. No oil, no dairy, no wheat, no sugar, no salt, NO FUN! Try enjoying raw potato! I doggedly stuck to it, but only because I was so sick and it was my only recourse. It did fix my asthma. I lost pounds, looked and felt fantastic. But you know, I lapsed. I now eat a pull the wool over my eyes healthy diet with nutrition free aspects. I'm human again, I put on pounds, feel sluggish in the morning and have a healthy love hate thing going with food generally. I miss feeling as good as I did on the raw food. Its a tug of war! I've always though it would have been better, if as a species, we photosynthesized. That is until I see chocolate. I had to live on a 75% raw food diet for two years due to asthma. Nothing but fruit after sunset and before noon. No oil, no dairy, no wheat, no sugar, no salt, NO FUN! Try enjoying raw potato! I doggedly stuck to it, but only because I was so sick and it was my only recourse. It did fix my asthma. I lost pounds, looked and felt fantastic.

But you know, I lapsed. I now eat a pull the wool over my eyes healthy diet with nutrition free aspects. I’m human again, I put on pounds, feel sluggish in the morning and have a healthy love hate thing going with food generally. I miss feeling as good as I did on the raw food. Its a tug of war!

I’ve always though it would have been better, if as a species, we photosynthesized. That is until I see chocolate.

]]> By: Angie http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html/comment-page-1#comment-38969 Angie Wed, 09 Jan 2008 05:21:29 +0000 http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html#comment-38969 "Or, in the words of the wise and eloquent Seth Barrows" Just went to that site, it was great, really good info for all diet types. Opened my eyes to soy beans which I have almost everyday. A must read for everyone.... Thanks! “Or, in the words of the wise and eloquent Seth Barrows”

Just went to that site, it was great, really good info for all diet types.
Opened my eyes to soy beans which I have almost everyday. A must read for everyone….

Thanks!

]]> By: communicatrix http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html/comment-page-1#comment-38952 communicatrix Tue, 08 Jan 2008 03:22:15 +0000 http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html#comment-38952 Jill - Thank you! Now that I'm re-committed to the SCD, I'm sure there will be lots more recipes. And there will always be humor. On that, you can rely! Jill - Thank you! Now that I’m re-committed to the SCD, I’m sure there will be lots more recipes. And there will always be humor. On that, you can rely!

]]> By: Jill http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html/comment-page-1#comment-38951 Jill Tue, 08 Jan 2008 02:26:53 +0000 http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html#comment-38951 Hi There- Just wanted to say that I really enjoy your blog and especially when you discuss the SCD. For me reading your posts is like enjoying a piece of good chocolate and, as I have not had real chocolate in over a year, that is quite a treat. As an aviod reader, blog-addict, and fellow "cronie" who is also on SCD I appreciate all of the great humor (and recipes!) that you bring to the table. Jill aka Jilluck Hi There- Just wanted to say that I really enjoy your blog and especially when you discuss the SCD. For me reading your posts is like enjoying a piece of good chocolate and, as I have not had real chocolate in over a year, that is quite a treat. As an aviod reader, blog-addict, and fellow “cronie” who is also on SCD I appreciate all of the great humor (and recipes!) that you bring to the table.

Jill aka Jilluck

]]> By: communicatrix http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html/comment-page-1#comment-38940 communicatrix Mon, 07 Jan 2008 07:06:26 +0000 http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html#comment-38940 Angie - It's a pain, but really, as bad cards go, I could have been dealt a much worse hand. I'm glad the diet is there for me to flourish on, and I'm trying to focus on that. Bonus, too: anything that makes each of us more aware of the private hells that other people are going through is probably a good thing. And SCD/Crohn's does that for me. NFH - Makes me laugh, too...when it's not making me cry. I mean, seriously—they could take the paint off walls. Angie - It’s a pain, but really, as bad cards go, I could have been dealt a much worse hand. I’m glad the diet is there for me to flourish on, and I’m trying to focus on that.

Bonus, too: anything that makes each of us more aware of the private hells that other people are going through is probably a good thing. And SCD/Crohn’s does that for me.

NFH - Makes me laugh, too…when it’s not making me cry. I mean, seriously—they could take the paint off walls.

]]> By: Not Fainthearted http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html/comment-page-1#comment-38939 Not Fainthearted Mon, 07 Jan 2008 02:03:02 +0000 http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html#comment-38939 I know this is a horrible thing to have to live with, but "puppy killing farts" made me laugh out loud. Of course, I live with two teenage boys and a poodle that gets fed cheese by said boys. I know this is a horrible thing to have to live with, but “puppy killing farts” made me laugh out loud. Of course, I live with two teenage boys and a poodle that gets fed cheese by said boys.

]]> By: Angie http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html/comment-page-1#comment-38937 Angie Sun, 06 Jan 2008 23:04:47 +0000 http://www.communicatrix.com/2008/01/scd-salmon-bites.html#comment-38937 What an eye opening topic C! Now I can see why so many have a difficult time adhering to this way of dieting. Here I can sit with a cup of coffee and a scone, while others are finding ways to eat food to make their lives tolerable. Yes, I realize that it's all about what we take in that will affect our bodies later on, but having to get it down to a science as to what will make you want to get up in the morning or not is overwhelming. We hear about Crohn's disease, diabetes, heart conditions, but it's not until we see it in writing or until someone points it out to us that we understand the consequences of food on the body and yet sometimes we still don't learn. Hearing about it from time to time I'm sure will keep it fresh in our minds. For those of us that don't have to worry about what foods we eat, we better open our eyes as to how difficult this is for many, not only thinking of new ways to prepare your way of living, but I'm sure expense factors into this as well. Although I like smoked salmon, I don't think I'd want to make it part of my usual diet. The strawberry-chicken-walnut salad sounds mighty good by the way! SCD..UGH!!! What an eye opening topic C! Now I can see why so many have a difficult time adhering to this way of dieting. Here I can sit with a cup of coffee and a scone, while others are finding ways to eat food to make their lives tolerable. Yes, I realize that it’s all about what we take in that will affect our bodies later on, but having to get it down to a science as to what will make you want to get up in the morning or not is overwhelming.

We hear about Crohn’s disease, diabetes, heart conditions, but it’s not until we see it in writing or until someone points it out to us that we understand the consequences of food on the body and yet sometimes we still don’t learn. Hearing about it from time to time I’m sure will keep it fresh in our minds.

For those of us that don’t have to worry about what foods we eat, we better open our eyes as to how difficult this is for many, not only thinking of new ways to prepare your way of living, but I’m sure expense factors into this as well. Although I like smoked salmon, I don’t think I’d want to make it part of my usual diet.

The strawberry-chicken-walnut salad sounds mighty good by the way!

SCD..UGH!!!

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