Monday, November 16, 2009

Period 8 Blog 2.3 Putting it into Practice: Thanksgiving




We have spent the past month looking at what happens when you eat. Now I want you to put what you have learned into practice. This blog will cover this week and next and will end our focus on nutrition. I want you to design a well balanced, healthy, Thanksgiving meal. Take into account what your family normally has on Thanksgiving and use that to set yourself up for success this Thanksgiving. For your blog, I want you to use what you have learned about macronutrients and the need for balance to describe for me what your, healthy, Thanksgiving meal will look like. Once you have your meal described go ahead and tell me what you are going to have for desert, because I know you are going to have it.


This is make believe, but feel free to put it into practice this year. Instead of lying on the couch in a carb induced coma after dinner, you will be bouncing around the house helping your parents with the dishes. They will wonder what happened to the "real you" and you can explain everything you learned about nutrition to them.

32 comments:

  1. A green salad with no dressing and tomatoes, nuts, and lettuce
    some turkey, NO gravy
    a small portion of cranberry sauce
    Baked finger potatoes
    some homemade stuffing
    a whole wheat roll
    Dessert-2-3 dark chocolate covered strawberries

    Harrison Blackman

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  2. A Whole Cooked Turkey with gravy
    Stuffing
    Baked Potoatoes
    Sweet Potatoes

    Dessert- fruits and homemade apple pie

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  3. i'm going to have turkey (no skin), green beans, mashed potatoes with coliflower??, and a salad. i will only have a fistful of everything and if i'm still hugry i'll drink a whole glass of water and then i'll wait for dessert and have whatever my grandma makes for dessert...maybe apple pie???
    -Jordan Weissberg

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  4. Baked potato
    Mashed potatoes
    A little turkey
    Some veggies
    A bread roll
    And pumpkin pie

    Simon jiang

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  5. some turkey, veggies like beans or snow peas or whatever vegetables are on the table.. mashed potatoes without gravy since we never have it anyway and my dessert is always fruit so.. i guess ill have grapefruit or an apple too.

    kathy chen

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  6. salad, turkey, mashed potatos, one piece of apple pie.


    --bryce andrukitis

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  7. turkey cornbread pecan pie vegtables

    VArun Ganti

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  8. a light caesar salad (the only kind i like)
    a whole wheat roll, light butter
    turkey (a given)
    snow peas, carrots
    homemade mashed potatoes (my favorite food)
    apple pie (my second favorite)

    Nina Lish

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  9. turkey
    gravey
    cranberry sauce
    pumpkin pie
    mashed potatoes
    chicken



    Zach Grinspoon

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  10. turkey,
    steamed vegetables,
    whole wheat bread,
    mashed potatoes and
    a small dish of cranberry sauce

    melissa libutti

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  11. turkey, mashed potatoes, briscuit, and a piece of pumpkin pie


    Kyle Rampp

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  12. Some turkey, a good helping of vegatables and some bread


    - Austin Feng

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  13. salad with nuts, no dressing
    whole wheat bread
    baked potatoes
    veggetables (green beans, carrots, mushrooms...)
    fruit and pie (apple or cherry or something similar)
    kayla steinberg

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  14. Turkey
    cranberry sause
    mashed potatoes w/ gravy
    Pumpkin pie

    Ben Crookshank

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  15. Turkey
    Mashed Potatoes with a little gravy
    Stuffing
    Dessert- Pumpkin Pie

    Aras Sanati

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  16. Turkey with gravy
    Mash potatoes
    green beans

    I sometimes have chocolate cake, but it verys each year
    Nick Soileau

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  17. chicken(i dont like turkey), vegetableslike peas, corn, carrots, mashed potatos without gravy and a slice of apple pie for dessert.

    -wendy sun

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  18. turkey with little gravy
    mashed potatoes
    a little bit of cranberry sauce
    whole wheat bread
    and some pumpkin pie for desert

    Theo Couloumbis

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  19. Turkey with stuffing
    Salad with dressing
    Corn bread
    Mashed Potatoes
    and pumpkin pie

    - Krisztian Mazo

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  20. turkey, mashed potatoes, a salad, green beans, and apple pie.

    -Zoe Junghans

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  21. turkey (with gravy)
    salad
    cranberry sauce
    mashed potatoes
    pumpkin pie

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  22. Turkey, Green beans, Sweet potatoes, a piece of pumpkin pie, and some challah

    -Grant Fox

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  23. Turkey

    Sweet Potatoes

    And vegetables

    Carrot Cake

    -Garth

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  24. turkey
    mashed potatoes
    stuffing
    cranberry sauce
    salad?
    and some dessert consisting of pie and other assorted baked goods

    Landon

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  25. some turkey, a lot of vegetables, mashed potatoes, a little bit of gravy, some stuffing and pupkin pie




    Rohan Anthony

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  26. Turkey, Mashed potatas, bread, stuffing,and veges!
    Maybe a homemade cinnimon roll :D (or 2)

    I have horrible memory...WHY CAN"T I REMEMEBR TO DO THESE THINGS ON TIME!? >___<

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  27. ummm turkey,,, rice,,, veggies,,, and some oranges and apples... as usual... then i will run 2 miles.

    Erin White

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  28. turkey,with
    Mashed potatas
    gravy
    slad with some dessing
    steemd veggies
    then,apple pie

    nikki bhalla

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  29. turkey mashed potatoes stuffing salad
    -Brandon Lezcano

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  30. Turkey
    Mashed Potatoes and Gravy(very little)
    Some bread with gravy, cranberry sauce, green beans, and a little turkey on it.
    For dessert: a slice of pumpkin pie

    Dane Searles

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  31. you gave me a 0 for this blog and the sugar and swine one on edline. i did both of them. can you please correct it when you get a chance?

    nina lish

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  32. turkey, mashed potatoes, and a piece of pumpkin pie

    Stella Koo

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