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Is brisket okay for induction?
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Mini Goal #1: 220 met 11/9
Mini Goal #2: 215 (go for a new cut)
Mini Goal #3: 210 (There will be dinner at The Melting Pot)
Mini Goal #4: 205 (Buy a new pair of unnecessary shoes)
Big Goal #1: 200 by New Years 2010 (Vegas Baby!!!)
Underarms 17
Chest 43.5
Ribcage 41.5
Waist 48
Hips 52
Upper chest 42.4
Thigh 31.5
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Re: food question
Why do you think it would not be?Originally posted by smarti1979 View Post
Here is the Acceptable Induction Foods list: http://www.atkinsdietbulletinboard.c...induction.html"Get action. Seize the moment. Man was never intended to become an oyster."
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Re: food question
Depends on what it is marinated in and how it is sauced. If your brisket contains all induction legal ingredients, then you should be fine. Be careful if you are unsure though.JILL
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Re: food question
It's from a place here in Santa Fe called Josh's BBQ. All their meat is sauce free...you put the sauce on to your liking. But Brisket seems to be a no no on a lot of other diets but it sounds like it is a good choice for this one
Mini Goal #1: 220 met 11/9
Mini Goal #2: 215 (go for a new cut)
Mini Goal #3: 210 (There will be dinner at The Melting Pot)
Mini Goal #4: 205 (Buy a new pair of unnecessary shoes)
Big Goal #1: 200 by New Years 2010 (Vegas Baby!!!)
Underarms 17
Chest 43.5
Ribcage 41.5
Waist 48
Hips 52
Upper chest 42.4
Thigh 31.5
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Re: food question
>>All their meat is sauce free...>>
It may have been cooked in a sugary sauce though.J.
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