I expect to be trying that one. I'll probably make seitan and chop it, but other than that, yum!There’s been a few posts recently from people who follow a vegan/vegetarian way of life who were asking about combining it with low carb, so I thought I’d start a thread with some meal ideas, and the full nutritional breakdown (MyFitnessPal checked against labels for accuracy). Full disclosure - I’m ovo-pescatarian so eat some fish and eggs but will aim to keep this thread completely vegan.
This was a cauliflower couscous with kalamata olives, vegan kebab “meat”, mushrooms and spinach.
8g carbs, 35g fat, 42g protein.
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I put a whole 300g tub of cauliflower rice in an over dish with a big sprinkle of Lidl couscous spice and baked it for half an hour at 200C, stirred every ten minutes or so. The rest of the ingredients were fried in the coconut oil until cooked, with a shake of tagine seasoning, mixed together with the cauliflower and then served.
Omni husband and son approved
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No comments about the perceived awfulness of fake meat products please, many of us who can’t or don’t eat meat rely on them for protein.
Looks delicious.There’s been a few posts recently from people who follow a vegan/vegetarian way of life who were asking about combining it with low carb, so I thought I’d start a thread with some meal ideas, and the full nutritional breakdown (MyFitnessPal checked against labels for accuracy). Full disclosure - I’m ovo-pescatarian so eat some fish and eggs but will aim to keep this thread completely vegan.
This was a cauliflower couscous with kalamata olives, vegan kebab “meat”, mushrooms and spinach.
8g carbs, 35g fat, 42g protein.
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I put a whole 300g tub of cauliflower rice in an over dish with a big sprinkle of Lidl couscous spice and baked it for half an hour at 200C, stirred every ten minutes or so. The rest of the ingredients were fried in the coconut oil until cooked, with a shake of tagine seasoning, mixed together with the cauliflower and then served.
Omni husband and son approved
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No comments about the perceived awfulness of fake meat products please, many of us who can’t or don’t eat meat rely on them for protein.
It was cauliflower - some shops sell it as cauliflower rice, others as cauliflower couscous. And yes - I usually buy a couple of packs when Lidl have their Moroccan promotion once or twice a year. The tagine spice was from the same range, but I’m sure a little googling will give the right combination of spices to make some.Looks delicious.
I have looked at cous cous but it never comes across as low carb. Or am I looking at the wrong stuff? Or is cous cous spice just simply a spice for cous cous?
Tonight’s dinner, my only meal today. A tablespoon of madras curry paste fried off in a little coconut oil, then chucked in a whole pack of Vivera mince, a couple of spring onions, loads of mushrooms, some vegan coconut yoghurt and a bag of spinach.
15g carb
22g fat
58g protein
1.05u Novorapid over an hour has kept me steady in the 5s, I don’t need to dose for plant protein.
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Last night’s dinner, a mix of vegan kebab meat and a seitan chicken substitute I made following this recipe: https://itdoesnttastelikechicken.com/vegan-seitan-tenders/
Served on top of roasted cauliflower, broccoli, courgette and aubergine with a splosh of Blend Bros sugar free peri peri sauce.
Tonight’s dinner, my only meal today. A tablespoon of madras curry paste fried off in a little coconut oil, then chucked in a whole pack of Vivera mince, a couple of spring onions, loads of mushrooms, some vegan coconut yoghurt and a bag of spinach.
15g carb
22g fat
58g protein
1.05u Novorapid over an hour has kept me steady in the 5s, I don’t need to dose for plant protein.
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Curry night. Like we need an excuse in this house...
Curry made by frying off some madras paste in coconut oil, adding aubergine, courgette and mushrooms and cooking down. When it was all cooked through, I added coconut yogurt and let it render down - I chucked in some nigella seeds, lime pickle and harissa to liven it up a bit.
Meanwhile I sprinkled tofu cubes with a little nutritional yeast, salt, pepper and smoked paprika and fried them until crispy in coconut oil. Sprinkled on top.
13g carbs
34g fat
28g protein
Carnivore/Carbivore husbeast says “absolutely lovely”
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Always as firm as possible!How firm was the tofu you used please? I tend to make very firm, which is great for strips, steaks etc but I'm never sure in other peoples' recipes (insecurities ....). I am making another batch on Wednesday and can split it so that I make half very firm and half not so firm (it's actually nicer for scramble that way and I have just had two gorgeous scramble recipes sent to my inbox that I want to try).
I could serve that with a mix of cauli rice/black Thai rice - nice combination of textures.
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