So that's 13.5 oz of cooked catfish, right? I'm getting around 400 calories for that (~90 calories/3oz cooked) . . . did you sautee it in two tablespoons of oil and then pour the oil over the fish? Because otherwise I don't think your count is all that accurate.
I only bring it up because getting an accurate count seems a bit difficult; are you tracking using MyFitnessPal or a similar app? Have you gotten a food scale yet?
Why don't you want to track using an app? There's obviously something holding you back from doing it, since literally a dozen people in this thread have suggested it by now.
How would it possibly take longer. You can log stuff within seconds. You can scan the bar code on almost any product and have the exact nutritional values right there.
you need to buy a scale and weigh every gram of food that goes into your mouth. stuff like fruits and vegetables without nutrition fact labels, just google them(example: 100g banana) and usually FatSecret is pretty accurate. also if something says 1 cup oats = 100 calories, don't use 1 cup. Go by the grams to be 100% accurate.
Just like your weight on the scale doesn't lie, the weight of food on a scale doesn't lie. "About this much" of whatever is where your problem is. Weigh everything and be shocked at how little food X calories is of something is, and lol @ that scale.
During the last 3-4 weeks when people have been telling you that your logs are incomplete and you keep saying over and over that they're super duper complete and accurate, did it at some point occur to you that hey, maybe I should mention stuff like "3 tbs of oil"?
I guess that's my roundabout way of asking, what else are you eating that you're not telling us about?
Also lol at logging by volume and not weight, but that's a general issue and not an MLYLT issue. Get a food scale.
During the last 3-4 weeks when people have been telling you that your logs are incomplete and you keep saying over and over that they're super duper complete and accurate, did it at some point occur to you that hey, maybe I should mention stuff like "3 tbs of oil"?
I guess that's my roundabout way of asking, what else are you eating that you're not telling us about?
Also lol at logging by volume and not weight, but that's a general issue and not an MLYLT issue. Get a food scale.
MLYLT - Look at this like an engineering issue. You need to be both precise and accurate while keeping accurate and detailed logs.
The internet can also be used to tell you where in meat space you can get things. But really why bother, order this morning and it'll be here tomorrow from amazon