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Q: beans potatoes and fish

asked by: bachorik on June 7th, 2006

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When my husband prepares meals, he can serve beans potatoes and fish in the same meal. I feel that potatoes and beans are substituttes and have very similar nutriens and vitamins. Also, fish and beans are high in protein. So is the beans, potatoes and fish compose a healthy meal?

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bliss10

replied on May 25th, 2007

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fish is ideal as it is rich in protein.

pastorgbc

replied on August 23rd, 2007

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Re: Beans Potatoes And Fish

bachorik wrote:

On the surface, beans, potatoes, and fish is an excellent meal. It is high in protein, it provides many minerals and nutrients, as well as b and c vitamins. Depending upon the fish, it also can provide some excellent omega 3s and 6s which are excellent for promoting good health.

Having said that, beans and potatoes lend themselves to preparations that may not be the healthiest choices. You have to avoid things like butter, sour cream, pork fat, etc. These things can turn beans and potatoes into high fat choices, thus negating most of their value.

Ray

pastorgbc

replied on August 23rd, 2007

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Re: Beans Potatoes And Fish

bachorik wrote:

warren

replied on September 22nd, 2007

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that sounds like an awsome meal.. my dad makes fish for us every night.. We either have haddock or salmon and what I've noticed is that from the omega 3's my thoughts are clearer and my skin seems to be more radiant... keep up the good work..

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