PHOTOSFail? Tamra Judge & Husband Eddie Try Their Hand At Vegetarian Cooking
Tamra Judge and her husband Eddie are trying something new! The Real Housewives of Orange County star and her hubby announced that they are going vegetarian and they attempted to cook a veggie-filled meal for their family on October 21.
Tamra, 52, and Eddie, 46, christened their new diet by making black bean and corn stuffed peppers. The mother of four took to her Instagram Stories to share her cooking process and to announce she's becoming a vegetarian. Her Stories included a video of Tamra's fruit and vegetable-filled table. "We've gone vegetarian. Any advice?" she asked her followers.
She posted another snap of a print-out of the recipe she was using for reference. "My first vegetarian dinner is happening now. Can't wait to see if my kids will like it," Tamra wondered in the clip alongside a thinking woman Memoji.
Tamra then gushed over her cooking masterpiece, "Okay guys. Halfway done. I'm kind of wishing there was an 'Insta-smell-a-gram' because this smells AMAZING!"
She also shared the end result on her Instagram feed. The clip showed an array of red, orange and yellow peppers filled with beans, corn, and shredded cheese. Of the cooking experience, she wrote, "I’d have to say cooking my first vegetarian meal lit ?me up! Black bean and corn stuffed peppers! SO good ? Who needs meat? Any tips or recipes appreciated ? ? ? ?."
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Eddie and Tamra's new diet could be attributed to his heart problems and their attempt to live a healthier lifestyle. Eddie has been battling atrial fibrillation (AFib) for two years and underwent three ablations and 10 heart procedures throughout the years. AFib is a condition that consists of having an irregular and rapid heart rate that can increase a person's risk of strokes, heart failure and other heart-related complications. Symptoms include heart palpitations, shortness of breath and weakness.
In September, the CUT Fitness owner explained that he was finally cured. "Well I'm no longer an AFib — I'm happy to report that. But when I was in AFib it made me feel like an 80-year-old man with nothing really — no energy, nothing. It was lethargism, it was depression, it was not happy, it was not being able to do anything. It was scary," he said at the time. "I feel like I'm back to normal. I can do all the things I used to be able to do. I have the same amount of energy."
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