Typical lunch: A ham or turkey sandwich with lettuce and onions (actually usually just a half sandwich), surrounded with some crunchy veggies and tomatoes, green tea and half a Coke. Usually a mug of chocolate milk too, but I had cheese on the sandwich.
Typical dinner: 3-4 oz of meat, a green veggie, a yellow/orange/red veggie, a tossed salad, 2 small glasses of wine. I only make shrimp rolls about once a week though. Pic is from last year, but the best one I could find. And assorted fresh fruit for dessert.
I seldom make breakfast. When I do, it is usually 2 fried eggs on a pancake with maple sausage. I have the pancake down to a science. 3 spoonfuls of commercial mix, stirred with enough milk to leave it thick but pourable. Small non-stick pan, heated to 375F (I have an infrared thermometer, sprayed with extra-virgin olive oil). Pancake mix poured in immediately. Two minutes on each side.
Turning the pancake can be tricky. I can't just flip it up and have it come down centered in the pan, but I have a very thin flexible spatula that helps. Another brief olive oil spray and both eggs go in. The instant the egg whites are set, I turn off the heat, flip them, and count to 10. I like a slighty runny yolk, but I can't stand runny whites.
I have both maple and country link sausage. Maple goes with the pancakes and eggs. On the rare occasions when I just make pancakes with maple syrup (the real stuff), I use the country links or bacon. I pre-cook and freeze them, so it is just a matter of thawing them out.
Probably more than you ever wanted to know about my diet, but I had the first picture and wanted to use it. And all the rest just naturally followed. 😁