You can do it with an old fashioned grater ... Or buy yourself a food processor?But unfortunately being a bachelor I don't have food processor to make cauliflower rice.
I tried doing old fashioned but I didn't had any success with the grater I had.You can do it with an old fashioned grater ... Or buy yourself a food processor?
I don't use any medicine. I am not clear what results to are referring too.Secondly do you use any homeo or alopathy medicine to have this result.
Amir Ali
What happened? Did you end up knee deep in grated cauli flower? It does tend to get a little messy, especially without a food processor.I didn't had any success
I was lot of work. Also the chunks we're kind of big then I expected. I tried in grinder too but that was again not grating as expected.What happened? Did you end up knee deep in grated cauli flower? It does tend to get a little messy, especially without a food processor.
My old fashioned cheese grater has two sizes of holes. I always use the larger, so I don't think smaller is better in this case. Just now I finished eating a new (to me) variety of cauliflower rice. I mixed in some coconut oil, salt and grated mozarella cheese, and popped it into the microwave for 6 minutes. However, in India I'd substitue the mozarella for paneer fried in curry and then chopped. I'd also add some cilantroI am thinking to get grater Which has smaller gaps.
Thanksfor the recipe.My old fashioned cheese grater has two sizes of holes. I always use the larger, so I don't think smaller is better in this case. Just now I finished eating a new (to me) variety of cauliflower rice. I mixed in some coconut oil, salt and grated mozarella cheese, and popped it into the microwave for 6 minutes. However, in India I'd substitue the mozarella for paneer fried in curry and then chopped. I'd also add some cilantro
Thanks. I'll try not stress much. I get anxious on any health issue. Sorry for the rant.
But.do feel that I have a major insulin resistence problem. My morning glucose was 96 and bed time glucose was 87. I am reading that this is because liver release glucose in blood but it is not getting cleared.
Probably. I believe my liver glycogen is less as I was in ketosis 2 days back and haven't eaten much carbs last two days also.The difference between 87mg/dl (4.8mmol/l) and 96mg/dl (5.3mmol.l) is negligible, and both readings are normal.
Yes, the liver does dump glucose in a morning, but usually by much more than you are experiencing. You are stressing yourself over nothing I'm afraid.
stressing can push numbers up quite a bit.Probably. I believe my liver glycogen is less as I was in ketosis 2 days back and haven't eaten much carbs last two days also.
But I will keep an eye to the numbers.
Thankshttps://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/th...-to-the-50-shades-of-diabetes-graphic.121077/
You may find this useful - the colour coding relates to fasting levels.
Love Headbanger he is brilliantWheat is not good for us.
Can I point you to the Headbangers kitchen website. He has a recipe that might suit you better for Indian breads.
If you are eating with family, they should be told because you need to eat different things. It's your decision at the end of the day
my blood sugar today after one hour was 8.4, by 2 hours 5.9, 2.5 hours 5.6.
I am planning to get tested in lab tomorrow and then will consult a doctor.
my blood sugar today after one hour was 8.4, by 2 hours 5.9, 2.5 hours 5.6.
I am planning to get tested in lab tomorrow and then will consult a doctor.
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