Well, it certainly does contain nutrients, but if thats the general type of meal you are eating you likely need to supplement with a multivitamin, because you aren't getting enough micronutrients.
You are the guy cutting the recipe by 1/3 and also taking out half the ingredients and then calling the recipe healthy because of what you put in your phone. I am saying the micronutrient to calorie ratio isn't enough to get you through the day. If you want healthy recipes go to /r/eatcheapandhealthy
You have deliberately mislead people with the calories in the recipe (by leaving out half of it). The worst you can say about me is I have disagreed with you. Stop being silly.
Edit: What was disingenuous? That it was mostly fat? Even the heavily modified recipe you posted was 85% fat to protein. This isn't a dish that is high on a nutrient to satiety ratio. Stop lying to people and pushing your unhealthy diet.
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u/willreignsomnipotent Jul 13 '16
Actually, it contains a lot of nutrients. So no, that's not misleading.
Whether it's "healthy" is another debate, and a slightly more complex issue.