I signed up for the Blitzen's Revenge event with Op23ToZero.
I knew it was going to be harder than the GoRuck Light I did.
I was doing ok with training but I fell off the wagon.
I don't know why.
It snowed, I was recovering from my last long event, concern about shoes for the event, and a list of other excuses.
I have had issues every year trying to keep motivated and working out during the winter.
I am struggling again this year.
When I do make it in, I am having a problem pushing myself.
I am not quitting but I am not going 100%.
I made that commitment to do my daily affirmation.
One of those is that I will live in the present.
This event is in the future but it is causing me stress and worry.
Stress and worry is not something that is staying in the present.
But is it right that I am concerned? Stressed? Worried?
This is supposed to be a fun event.
What some see as fun is maybe beyond my max.
Am I going to be good enough to do this?
Do I go to the event and become a burden, a drag, like I did at the GoRuck Light.
Do I go?
#DFQ ???
Currently I am an athlete in training.
I have been fit at times and fat most of the time.
I had a Duodenal Switch weight loss surgery to help me.
I used to have diabetes, high blood pressure, high triglycerides and low HDL.
2018 - Year of Health
2019 - Year of Regrowth
2020 - Year of Accomplishment (postponed for Covid)
2021 - Year of Goals
This is my way of helping keep me accountable
This is the journey of one fat guy to health.
2016-12-06
2016-12-04
Real Plans Recipe - Instant Pot French Onion Soup
Very simple soup.
I love a good French Onion Soup but never wanted to go thru all of the hassle that I see in the recipes.
I am also not a big fan of the wine in most of them.
So after seeing on a webpage/blog ( I can't remember where ), that you can caramelize onions in a slow cooker, I decided to try to do it in my Instant Pot.
I know this is Paleo but not sure what other specialty diets it fits.
Vegetarians "might" be able to use vegetable broth but I don't know how that would taste.
Instant Pot French Onion Soup
Servings: 4
Active Time: 20 m
Total Time: 20 m
Fixed Servings: No
Ingredients
3 large onions, sweet
3 pints beef broth
2 teaspoons butter
sea salt
ground black pepper
Categories
Season: Fall, Winter
Diet Type: Traditional, Paleo
Course: Soup
Main Ingredient: Vegetable
Tags: Pressure Cooker
Cuisine: American
Dish Type: Soup/Salad
How To Prepare
1 Cut onions into rings or chunks, depending on your preference
2 Place onions into Instant Pot with butter
3 Place on Slow Cook for 12 hours
4 After 12 hours, open pot and stir
5 Add beef broth
6 Set Instant Pot to warm for 10 hours
7 Eat when you are ready and soup is hot
8 Warming cycle is just to let it develop deeper flavor
9 Add salt and pepper if you want
Notes : Many traditional recipes use wine, thyme, garlic, and bay. I made this extremely simple because I like the sweet onion and beef flavor.
URL: http://onefatguysjourneytohealth.blogspot.com/2016/12/real-plans-recipe-instant-pot-french.html
I love a good French Onion Soup but never wanted to go thru all of the hassle that I see in the recipes.
I am also not a big fan of the wine in most of them.
So after seeing on a webpage/blog ( I can't remember where ), that you can caramelize onions in a slow cooker, I decided to try to do it in my Instant Pot.
I know this is Paleo but not sure what other specialty diets it fits.
Vegetarians "might" be able to use vegetable broth but I don't know how that would taste.
Instant Pot French Onion Soup
Servings: 4
Active Time: 20 m
Total Time: 20 m
Fixed Servings: No
Ingredients
3 large onions, sweet
3 pints beef broth
2 teaspoons butter
sea salt
ground black pepper
Categories
Season: Fall, Winter
Diet Type: Traditional, Paleo
Course: Soup
Main Ingredient: Vegetable
Tags: Pressure Cooker
Cuisine: American
Dish Type: Soup/Salad
How To Prepare
1 Cut onions into rings or chunks, depending on your preference
2 Place onions into Instant Pot with butter
3 Place on Slow Cook for 12 hours
4 After 12 hours, open pot and stir
5 Add beef broth
6 Set Instant Pot to warm for 10 hours
7 Eat when you are ready and soup is hot
8 Warming cycle is just to let it develop deeper flavor
9 Add salt and pepper if you want
Notes : Many traditional recipes use wine, thyme, garlic, and bay. I made this extremely simple because I like the sweet onion and beef flavor.
URL: http://onefatguysjourneytohealth.blogspot.com/2016/12/real-plans-recipe-instant-pot-french.html
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