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maggietuder
07-13-2005, 10:09 PM
The hardest part of my balimia is that i'm the one that cook's all the meals and feeds my family.

I love cooking. Love it. I love all of my friends and family chatting helping out in the kitchen. I love trying new recipes and getting ideas and tips. But sitting at the table knowing I dont want the food in me is the hardest part.

Thank you for reading

:angel: Maggie

And sorry about my spelling. im so not in the mood for doing spell check

secrets_07
07-13-2005, 11:35 PM
Hey same here! Atleast 3 days out of the week, I have to make breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Everytime I tell my nephew that he has to eat, I feel weird because I sound so hypocritical. I was forced to grow up quick, so along with all the other chores I have had to cook for the family for about 5 years and I've gotten pretty good at it. So it's hard when there's a nice warm meal sitting for everyone and I want it, but I dont.....ughh.

sumi
07-14-2005, 09:54 AM
I know how you feel. I have a reputation for my cooking and baking. I love to try new recipes and buy cook books. I take pie making classes, cake decorating, the works. My husband and I both love to cook for friends. The only problem is - I never eat anything I make. When I cook I never taste anything, everyone always asks how I can know how much salt to put in or how to adjust the spices. I guess over the years I have learnt. Before I got pregnant I was a vegan so no animal products at all and that made it easier not to eat cake with eggs in or dishes I prepared with meat. Now that I am pregnant I have added chicken, eggs, dairy etc and I can see why I am gaining so much weight.
I love to make stuff and give it away, my next door neighbour loves me and so does my husbands company. For Christmas I made cookies and fudge and candy for two weeks straight. I then gave it all away. That way I wasn't tempted.

jade112
07-14-2005, 12:46 PM
Hey ladies-

I also love to cook!! I live with my sister and I cook for us all the time. I pack our lunches and I always have people over for dinner parties and whatnot and I hardly eat any of the stuff I cook. I do always try it though :) Weird how we all have love for cooking and yet we fear food?!??
Craziness!!

xoxoxox
-Jade

Jonistyle1
07-14-2005, 01:45 PM
same thing here. if i could, i'd bake everyday! cookies, cake, pie, fudge, anything! my problem is, i always binge on it! i don't give it all away, because i make things that i enjoy and that i want (otherwise it's a waste of my time). i use egg whites, applesauce, etc. so they're lighter and i figure out the exact calorie count of each cookie, 1/8 of a pie, one cupcake, whatever. it's terrible!! but then, even though i allow myself a certain amount (one piece, two cookies, etc.), i always end up binging on the desserts within a couple days!! it's so frustrating because i'd way rather eat homemade cookies than Oreos (which i suppose i also binge on), but i apparently can't keep them in the house! ugh!! it frustrates me so much.

i always think that i'll know i've beat this thing when i can make a pan of brownies, a cake, a pie, whatever, and not have to make sure that it is cut into EXACTLY 16 identical pieces so i know how many calories each one has. wouldn't it be great to just walk up to those brownies and cut a normal (not teensy tiny and not gigantic!) sized piece and not freak out and not end up eating the entire pan!!

that'll be my day!

Chachade
07-14-2005, 02:46 PM
I can so identify! I was thinking just the other day that I am SOOOOOO tired of baking a batch of cookies for the fam and not eating any until a day or two later when I binge and eat half the batch. Why, oh why, do we do this to ourselves? :confused:

maggietuder
07-14-2005, 04:07 PM
Why, oh why, do we do this to ourselves? :confused:Because it feels good.

 
 
 




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