'm currently working on this novel of mine that is based about Resident Evil....
"your are no lie hun your more than you could possiable thing" -- am am.
"hmmm, rap poetry! actually good rap is poetry, so no problem there. however, ur poem is not so good. i only enjoyed the lines toward the end. keep trying." -- sunny, dc, usa.
Barcelona 7—Celtic 0.
I must admit I’d a fiver on Celtic to win at 33/1. You know it’s not going to happen, but think it might. And at those odds, you can’t really lose, although you did. We all know how it works. Barcelona need to have an off day as they did on Saturday against a newly promoted team. The Celtic goalkeeper has got to have the game of his life, as David Marshal once did, or even Frazer Foster. Here De Vries came in to replace Craig Gordon, the latter whom had taken to making a few howlers, most notably bumping into Janko in the Champions-League qualifier. De Vries has been notable by his absence. Since replacing Craig Gordon I can’t remember him making a save. Here he was at it again. Dreadful. Gamboa replaced Janko, but it’s difficult to make an assessment of him. He didn’t seem to touch the ball. Lustig was often in the wrong place at the wrong time and never made a tackle. You can add the other centre-halfs to that list Shevchenko and Toure. The shining light in Celtic’s performances last season, and this, has been Kieran Tierney. His worst performance came in Israel, but this was topped last night. A toss-up between De Vries and Tierney to determine who the worst Celtic player was, but Scott Brown our captain would probably have lost that as well.
Of the midfield four, Scott Brown was Celtic’s man of the match because i) he tackled and ii) he made two passes in a row to his teammates. Bitton was the straw man from the Wizard of Oz and could have been taken off at any time. Sinclair, who up until now, has that magic touch and scored in every game, lost his touch here. Roberts at least tried to get forward, taking people on, but losing the ball.
Dembele missed a penalty that funnily enough would have put us 1-1. Hard to believe that now. When Barcelona are winding down and they bring on Ineista, well that just about says it all. Celtic weren’t expected to win, but they weren’t expected to capitulate in this way. But this game is a freebie. We expected nothing from it and took nothing. A reality check in the same way that the result in Israel was also a reality check. Much work needs to be done, but even now, after the biggest hammering I’ve ever seen Celtic take, we’re finally going in the right direction.
Ingredients (8-10 Burgers):
- 1 cup dry lentils, well rinsed
- 2½ cups water
- ½ teaspoon unrefined sea salt
- 1 tablespoon coconut oil
- 1 medium onion, diced
- 1 medium bell pepper, diced
- 1 medium carrot, diced
- 2 cloves garlic, diced
- 1 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 1 cup rolled oats, finely ground
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon turmeric
- 1 cup bread crumbs (we recommend sprouted grain bread, stale, and torn into small pieces and ground in a food processer)
Method for Lentil Burger Recipe:
- In a saucepan place lentils, water, and salt, bring to a boil, lower heat, cover, and simmer until water is nearly gone and lentils are soft, with splitting skins (about 45 minutes).
- Sauté the onion, carrot, and bell pepper in oil until softer (about 3 minutes) then add garlic and continue for 30 seconds.
- Mix the lentils, onions, carrots, pepper, turmeric, and soy sauce in large bowl.
- Add the ground oats and bread crumbs, mix.
- Form the lentil mixture into patties (should still be warm), which can now be frozen, refrigerated for a few days, or cooked immediately.
Cooking (2 choices):
- Heat some oil in a frying pan at,medium to medium-high heat and place a burger on top. Fry until brown (1-2 minutes). Repeat on other side and serve.
- In an oven at 400º bake on a greased baking sheet for about 15 minutes.
All ingredients should be organic whenever possible!
Related Reading:
- Lentils
- Mental Health, Physical Health & B Vitamins – Nature’s Valium
- Five Super Protein-Rich Vegan Foods for Healthy Living
- Lentils and Wild Mushrooms In Savoy Leaves
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