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Low Carb Christmas Recipes


Thank you this looks good
 
It has not set firm like jelly. It is now like a chunky jam which I think is a good thing. It is still quite tart. I googled freezing jelly the other day and the netmums seemed to think it was a bad idea.

Cranberry Sauce

I did eventually get a mo to make cranberry sauce. You said it was still quite tart, so I made a change to my recipe for it. I'm happy with it, and it is now separated into 2 boxes in the freezer: I will report back later on how freezing affects it!


300g fresh cranberries
225g fresh raspberries
1 sachet Hartley's raspberry sugar-free jelly
50ml boiling water
25ml cold water

  • Put the cranberries and raspberries into a saucepan with the cold water. Heat and simmer gently until the fruit is quite soft and most of the cranberries popped. (It took about 8 mins.)
  • Meanwhile, mix the jelly powder with the boiling water, stir until dissolved.
  • When the fruit is ready, stir in the jelly.
  • Allow to cool and then refrigerate.

These ingredients make 600g of cranberry sauce, 20 x 30g servings.

The result, like you say, @Avocado Sevenfold, is jammy not jellied, but the jelly gives the sauce the body/consistency that would normally be achieved by loads of added sugar, which low-carbers can't be doing with. Yay!

1 x 30g serving:

2g carbs
Neg fat
0.5g protein
9.7 kcal
 
I made these Chocolate truffles from a recipe I found on the internet. I've tasted one after my lunch and it was very nice. As a coeliac I haven't eaten Christmas pudding or Mince pies in over 2 years, So a couple or three after Christmas dinner tomorrow

 
Saw this on Facebook today - from a carnivore page. Some good ideas for nibbles on a buffet.

 
I’m a great fan of her recipes. Just had cauliflower, leek and cheese soup for lunch.
This new book is available on Kindle. If you have Kindle unlimited you can read it free. Some interesting new recipes in there..

I have both of their previous diabetes cook books and find the recipes really good. In fact I'm serving the carnitas recipe on Boxing Day to non-low carb guests.
Thanks for the Kindle Unlimited tip. I've just been offered 3 months for 99p, so well timed!
 
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