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Meds, Mind, Body & Benefits => Questions About Treatment & Side Effects => Topic started by: Jeff G on June 24, 2010, 11:53:47 pm
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I finally gone and done it . My doctor put me on Insulin today . I did my first shot in the parking lot behind KFC .
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Feel da steel, babe. :)
MtD
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I finally gone and done it . My doctor put me on Insulin today . I did my first shot in the parking lot behind KFC .
I'm not sure how Insulin shots work...does this free you up to eat how you like?
(Thus the KFC?)
Or are you supposed to stay sugar free still?
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KFC is nasty. I never go there. I feel no pity for Double Down fans.
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I'm not sure how Insulin shots work...does this free you up to eat how you like?
(Thus the KFC?)
Or are you supposed to stay sugar free still?
I have type 2 diabetes most likely brought on from years of medication or at least that's what my doctors think . I'm 5' 11" and weigh 165 lbs and I do exercise . Once you have diabetes diet is a key part of keeping it in control . If diet and exercise isn't enough then you need medicine . I did OK for many years on metformin pills and a diet . I try hard to eat right but after a few days of that I slip back to bad habits .
Diabetes has a tendency to get worse over time even with treatment so I knew this day would come .
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KFC is nasty. I never go there. I feel no pity for Double Down fans.
KFC chicken is nasty , that's why I only get the potato wedges and gravy there and my chicken from Jacks .
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I did my first shot in the parking lot behind KFC .
Man that's hardcore.
I personally prefer Church's, but KFC is always good for a sweet Urban Myth...remember the headless chickens they were raising?
BTW, has anyone tried the new Church's Wild Wings, they are to die for. But dont get the Boneless, the bone-in is far better. And the Sweet and Spicy sauce is the best....mmm, i wished I could bathe in a vat of Churchs wings and sweet n spicy sauce.
-Will
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There are no churchs chicken joints around my part of town but I noticed a Bojangles under construction a couple of blocks from here .
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I don't go to fast food fried chicken places. If I want fried chicken I just pick up a couple breast pieces from the deli counter at my supermarket. And I even have both a KFC and Church's within five blocks walking distance.
There have been times in my life where I probably only ate fried chicken once a year, though it's been more frequent lately. Assuredly less than you other girls, however! Plus obtaining it at the supermarket cuts out those fat laden side dishes.
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I finally gone and done it . My doctor put me on Insulin today . I did my first shot in the parking lot behind KFC .
Hi JG
I'm just curious, did your Doc put you straight onto Insulin injections or did he prescribe Meds first?
I agree with Miss P..KFC is nasty stuff.
Hugs
Jan :-*
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Mom just called me and said she just fried some chicken and made rice and pan gravy. I told her im on my way and to have a plate ready ready at the door. The Wumpster is in heaven...
See you chumps later.
-Will
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Mom just called me and said she just fried some chicken and made rice and pan gravy. I told her im on my way and to have a plate ready ready at the door. The Wumpster is in heaven...
See you chumps later.
-Will
I knew it, as soon as I saw you I had you pinned as a Mummies boy... ;)
Hugs
Jan :-*
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Man that's hardcore.
mmm, i wished I could bathe in a vat of Churchs wings and sweet n spicy sauce.
-Will
Would that make you finger lickin' good?
Better yet, let me be the judge! ;D ::)
HUGS,
Mark
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Mom just called me and said she just fried some chicken and made rice and pan gravy. I told her im on my way and to have a plate ready ready at the door. The Wumpster is in heaven...
See you chumps later.
-Will
You live near your mother? How gay.
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Hi JG
I'm just curious, did your Doc put you straight onto Insulin injections or did he prescribe Meds first?
I agree with Miss P..KFC is nasty stuff.
Hugs
Jan :-*
Hi Jan ... I have been on metformin pills for about 5 years or so . My blood sugar was in perfect control until about 8 months ago and because I have been feeling so poor he put me on the insulin yesterday .
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There are no churchs chicken joints around my part of town but I noticed a Bojangles under construction a couple of blocks from here .
LOL that's hilarious. There's a rumor going around in my hood that Churches is owned by the KKK... and doing stuff to their wings! Whatever it is my wife and I just cover it up with extra jalapenos.
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I lean towards Popeye's and love their dirty rice
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You live near your mother? How gay.
Jealousy is not very becoming on you Nancy.
@Jan - yes, yes, I am a mummies boy, What would you expect, I'm a spoiled only child :)
@mark - Well I was gonna give out "samples" but since your not going to Vegas...I guess you'll ahve to wait another year
-Will (who is full of mommys home made Fried Chick)
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I don't go to fast food fried chicken places. If I want fried chicken I just pick up a couple breast pieces from the deli counter at my supermarket. And I even have both a KFC and Church's within five blocks walking distance.
There have been times in my life where I probably only ate fried chicken once a year, though it's been more frequent lately. Assuredly less than you other girls, however! Plus obtaining it at the supermarket cuts out those fat laden side dishes.
I fry my chicken in Louisiana New Orleans style fish fry batter that I buy at the supermarket . Its easy , just dip in egg and into the prepackaged batter and it comes out golden brown and Yummy .
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I fry my chicken in Louisiana New Orleans style fish fry batter that I buy at the supermarket . Its easy , just dip in egg and into the prepackaged batter and it comes out golden brown and Yummy .
This is how I make mine as well. I add a little flour though because it's a bit too cornmealy for my taste. It is very good though. My daughters like chicken breast cut in strips made this way.
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It's been an entire decade since I cooked fried chicken at home.
Now, if anyone wants my recipe for 40-garlic roasted chicken just speak up.
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It's been an entire decade since I cooked fried chicken at home.
Now, if anyone wants my recipe for 40-garlic roasted chicken just speak up.
I love garlic but 40 garlic makes it sound like you're using 40 cloves...
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I love garlic but 40 garlic makes it sound like you're using 40 cloves...
Because you do and it's very good. You put the cloves in whole and they get deliciously brown (roasted). I like to take the cloves, once everything is done, and spread on a piece of toasted Frenchbread.
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With my recipe after roasting and the chicken is resting, you puree the roasted garlic and then slowly whisk in cold butter 1 tablespoon at a time and it makes a sauce.
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With my recipe after roasting and the chicken is resting, you puree the roasted garlic and then slowly whisk in cold butter 1 tablespoon at a time and it makes a sauce.
Now that sounds good. I am going to definitely try this next time I make it. I came across the recipe one day while online. The name of course is what sparked my interest and it's my guess the recipe I have would be pretty generic.
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I'm going to have to try that garlic and butter recipe and maybe toss in some artichoke hearts . I have been buying jars of minced garlic but its just not the same as fresh .
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OK, I located my recipe -- I actually adapted one for 40-garlic roasted duck from the legendary Silver Palate Cookbook (1982)
Now, I will assume you can roast a chicken properly with a proper chopped mirepoix, and that you don't peel cloves of garlic when you roast them. So to make this sauce you want 1/2 of the leftover roasting broth (if you have more reduce it) as a base, then remove the roasted garlic and run through a food mill (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Food_Mill.jpg) (if you don't own one they're really cheap). The broth should be in a saucepan, and add 1 tbs. creme de cassis and 2 tbs. sherry vinegar, bring to a boil and reduce by 1/3, then whisk in the pureed garlic and remove from heat. Then take 8 tbs. of chilled butter and whisk 1 tbs. at a time into the garlic/broth mixture, adding one tablespoon after the other before the previous one is fully absorbed. Sauce will look creamy and thicken slightly. Cover and set in a warm place while you cut the roast chicken then serve.
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OK, I located my recipe -- I actually adapted one for 40-garlic roasted duck from the legendary Silver Palate Cookbook (1982)
Now, I will assume you can roast a chicken properly with a proper chopped mirepoix, and that you don't peel cloves of garlic when you roast them. So to make this sauce you want 1/2 of the leftover roasting broth (if you have more reduce it) as a base, then remove the roasted garlic and run through a food mill (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Food_Mill.jpg) (if you don't own one they're really cheap). The broth should be in a saucepan, and add 1 tbs. creme de cassis and 2 tbs. sherry vinegar, bring to a boil and reduce by 1/3, then whisk in the pureed garlic and remove from heat. Then take 8 tbs. of chilled butter and whisk 1 tbs. at a time into the garlic/broth mixture, adding one tablespoon after the other before the previous one is fully absorbed. Sauce will look creamy and thicken slightly. Cover and set in a warm place while you cut the roast chicken then serve.
That sounds really good. You'll be catering the next AMG you attend, right?
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I'm going to have to try that garlic and butter recipe and maybe toss in some artichoke hearts . I have been buying jars of minced garlic but its just not the same as fresh .
If you're not supposed to be eating fried chicken, then is all the butter good for you either? Sounds more like you need to roast a chicken with as little fat as possible. Better yet, maybe you need to stick to a simple grilled chicken breast. But I don't know much about diabetes frankly.
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That sounds really good. You'll be catering the next AMG you attend, right?
I'm actually quite a good cook, though now that I'm living alone I don't do as much as I used to. When I lived in NYC I'd throw some very awesome dinner parties. And I cooked a four-course meal when I was 14... my mother relished my homosexuality.
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OK, I located my recipe -- I actually adapted one for 40-garlic roasted duck from the legendary Silver Palate Cookbook (1982)
Now, I will assume you can roast a chicken properly with a proper chopped mirepoix, and that you don't peel cloves of garlic when you roast them. So to make this sauce you want 1/2 of the leftover roasting broth (if you have more reduce it) as a base, then remove the roasted garlic and run through a food mill (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Food_Mill.jpg) (if you don't own one they're really cheap). The broth should be in a saucepan, and add 1 tbs. creme de cassis and 2 tbs. sherry vinegar, bring to a boil and reduce by 1/3, then whisk in the pureed garlic and remove from heat. Then take 8 tbs. of chilled butter and whisk 1 tbs. at a time into the garlic/broth mixture, adding one tablespoon after the other before the previous one is fully absorbed. Sauce will look creamy and thicken slightly. Cover and set in a warm place while you cut the roast chicken then serve.
Sounds excellent . I have been using my barbecue rotisserie much of the time here lately but will definitely try out that recipe . I grill so much chicken here I'm starting to think all of my drop in company is here just for that , they walk in the door and right to the fridge .
I use my grill and rotisserie even if Im going to chop it up to make chicken salad .
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my mother relished my homosexuality.
Dear, we all do. We all do.
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Dear, we all do. We all do.
I looked and looked for the exact Will and Grace quote, but couldn't find it.
Something to the effect of: "A Gay son will steer you away from back lighting and jogging pants"
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I'm actually quite a good cook, though now that I'm living alone I don't do as much as I used to. When I lived in NYC I'd throw some very awesome dinner parties. And I cooked a four-course meal when I was 14... my mother relished my homosexuality.
My mom always relished mine also . I was allowed to have party's while living at home where my brother wasn't .
She told him when his buddies learned to leave the lake house better than they found it and a fridge full gourmet food she would reconsider .
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Three words: FAB...U...LOUS!