I agree that rice added to a meal makes it very inexpensive. You have been pushing rice a lot more than many of us following a low carb/high fat diet. My concern is with all the carbohydrates in rice, I would gain fat when I included it with an inexpensive meal with fish.
Do you have to limit your portions of rice CARBS to a certain portion size, instead of a very filling portion that I had been eating with salmon? How many carbs do you eat? After all, one cup of cooked rice is 44 carbs and a half cup wouldn't be filling.
Barnaby
--- In fast5@yahoogroups.com, Heather Twist <HeatherTwist@...> wrote:
>
> But even if you bought the food: the amount of food you NEED to buy (some
> vegies and a few ounces of meat a day) is pretty cheap. Doesn't take 40
> hours of work a week to do it! Esp. if you are doing Fast-5. OK, I cook one
> meal a day for our crew ... that means 2 cups of rice, 3 cups of vegies, and
> a pound of meat.
>
> 50 lbs of rice = $30, so call it 75 cents a lb. 2 cups is probably half a
> pound, so let's round it to 50 cents.
>
> Let's say I use 2 lbs of vegies. The most expensive organics are like $3 a
> lb, so call it $6.
>
> And a lb of meat can be $2 to $10.
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