Since I was feeling a little run down, I thought perhaps it was time to get some animal protein.
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Eating on a Poverty Budget, Day 7: Bread Emergency
Not too much to say for Thursday except it was a leftover situation and my body got the better of me in the afternoon.
Eating well on a Poverty Budget, Day 6
Small Success and Minor Fails
Eating well on a Poverty Budget, Day Five
I ventured into another Mission bodega to see what other generosities could be found.
Eating well on a Poverty Budget, Day Four: Grocery Goodness
Last night I went to Duc Loi at 18th & Mission and was opened to the world of inexpensive produce–the world of commercial and non-organic.
Slow Food $5 challenge, September 17th
My decision to do this is timely. Other people around the country are also thinking about this issue, especially with low un-employment and the cost of food getting higher and higher.
Eating well on Poverty Budget Day Three
Overall doing okay so far, although in the afternoon I did start to notice that I am eating less than normal.
Eating well on Poverty Budget Day Two
Breakfast English breakfast tea-one tea bag this time. More punch then green tea, I must admit.
Eating well on Poverty Budget Day One
Day One. One of the biggest adjustments to this project, at least in the first week will be not drinking coffee.
30 day Food Challenge on a Poverty Budget
And so I begin. My attempt to live on about $4.00 per day of food. Not just any food but eating as well and as nutritional as I possibly can.
Tempeh Ceviche Thumbs up!
It actually turned out better than I expected. The idea occurred to me the other night after watching Anthony Bourdain’s Peru episode where Ceviche is a featured dish.