Todays lunch

what are you eating?

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omad?

Just made some oat porridge. Made some for dinner too

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I have covid, i made myself a bean soup some hours ago

That looks like a good lunch

what is that yogurt looking drink on the top right

Hey frijolero where r u eagle and snake hahahahaha

I'll have pork steaks with peas & carrots in a crème fraîche sauce and oven potatoes for dinner.
Why do you have so many leftovers?

Do brits have no gogol mogol..........

food diaper

I guess i'm just italian gringo

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Im gonna eat some pennis

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Bro no... This is gonna end up in the headlines as "RUSSIAN INSIDER TELLS US ABOUT THE FOOD SITUATION: OAT PORRIDGE
*PICTURE*
This is what they eat in the brutal dicatorship of Vladmir Putin.

this is FGP food diaper

Kek, at least the mcdonald fat russian guy will have to go on a diet

why do you have so many things for a single meal?

dds matblöjan

yakisoba

>Kogel mogel is an egg-based homemade dessert once popular in parts of Europe and the Caucasus. It is made from egg yolks, sugar, and flavourings such as honey, vanilla, cocoa or rum

never heard of this but sounds decent

dont fatshame

omad?

Well porridges and soups make up for a vast majority of russians' everyday meals. I don't eat soups personally but I don't know a single person who doesn't have a 5L pan of soup 24/7 in their fridge.
I eat milky porridges instead. My favorite ones are oats (2 tsp of sugar), semolina porridge (1tsp, also the most popular porridge here), rice (no sugar) and buckwheat (3tsp sugar)

It's basically just overmixed omelette thing. You know when you make an omelette you need to mix the eggs a lot and then if you do it too much they start foaming up. That foamed thing, mixed even further more, is gogol mogol basically. Just with some sugar or honey, usually

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it's not even about portions
wouldn't it take too much time to make all that for a single meal?

umad?

That sounds really good. A lot of swedes already eat like that but in processed form.

This was from yesterday's lunch. I'm on a three day water fast now.

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