Angelofthemarches
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- Buckinghamshire
- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Diet only
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The lamb meal sounds amazing!
Yum yum yum. Think I'll try it today, I have some lamb and was gonna put it in the slow cooker....Lamb tagine.
I cook this in a tagine as someone bought me one a few Christmases ago, but a slow cooker works just as well, or a casserole dish in a pinch. Values are approximate,
This serves four.
One shallot (about 40g), fennel (about 40g), 3 cloves of garlic all finely chopped and fried until softened [I use rapeseed oil but others are fine too].
Add lamb (400g diced lamb), then one teaspoon each of turmeric, cinnamon, and ginger. Brown for a few minutes then transfer to tagine.
Add enough chicken stock to just cover meat. Cook at 180C for 90 minutes.
Add 150g dried dates, 30g pistachios and 30g flaked almonds and continue heating for 60 minutes.
Good with a little couscous and some preserved lemons.
Thanks, I love a po'boy though I did leave some of the bread this time. Good luck with the lamb. This time I was sent extra lean lamb instead of my usual cut ( I order online once a week) and must admit that there was no loss in favour at all so I may use the lean cut next time. I guess it is relative, extra lean lamb is still over 10% fat.Yum yum yum. Think I'll try it today, I have some lamb and was gonna put it in the slow cooker....
Also, you outdid yourself with the oyster po'boy today!!!
Looks like all that hard work is paying off!!Wednesday 31/10/2018
FBG(6:30 am) -7.3
Monday food and exercise Log
FBG(7:30 am) -7.2
7:30 Breakfast- Summer Berries, whey protein powder and almond milk smoothie.
Two Boiled Eggs
Keto Chocolates(3 small ones) and Spoon of Nuts mix
8:20 Cycle to work --- 11 miles(54 minutes)
Lunch - Fasting
17:30 Cycle to Home--- 11 miles (61 minutes)
18:50 Blood sugars 5.9 (Just after cycling and Before dinner )
19:00 Dinner- Cauliflower rice, Tinned sardines, Salad(Cucumbers, Feta cheese, olives, lettuce, tomatoes, green chilies and seasoning)
Dessert - Keto Chocolates(4 small ones), Two Spoon of Nuts mix(Sesame seeds, Pecan, Hazel nuts, Brazil nuts and butter and Erythritol)
3 Green Tea and 1 black coffee
7:20 hours sleep
Fitbit 13200 steps end of day
Agreed.Looks like all that hard work is paying off!!
Agreed.
Also the FBG in the morning is the last metric to come down, but it will drop in time. When it does you will not be significantly insulin resistant any more so will see normal drops in BG after you have eaten (probably med free too with any luck).
I was diagnosed with BG of 18, then FBG of 14 the following day. Within a couple of months of walking 30 mins twice a day and eating smaller portions of carbs (100-120g./day) I was getting FBGs of under 7,I can see clearly the days i cycle one point less than when weekends(no cycling).
Probably it takes time due to my cell insulin Resistance.
@midnightrider when you started your diet did you see 7 or 8 blood sugars for a while then dropped your readings?
How long it took for you to get normal results around 5 or 6?
I know your exercise regime is more spread around all day long and your insulin resistance probably much smaller than me.
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