Does IP allow skin to be crisp on salmon fillets in the 3 minute method? Wake up time has been better recently. Comment was due to yesterday's OMAD and previously seeing silly O'Clock waking. Obviously very helpful later in the year when chickens are desperate to be freed at first light.
Best laid plans n’all that - dinner ended up as a bowl of chocolate hebba pap ( normal hebba pap with the addition of 4 dark chocolate chefs drops & 1tsp soya cream)Today has had a lemon & bacon theme!
Breakfast - LC lemon muffin with soya milk cappuccino
Lunch (ish) - 4 rashers Nitrate free streaky bacon with a watercress & rocket salad dressed with lemon juice
Mid afternoon - LC lemon shortbread with mug of tea with lactofree milk
Snacky things - 2 brazil nuts and 8 smoked almonds
Dinner - yet to be decided - Im not very hungry as yet - I think it may well be a toss up between a mushroom omlette or tuna salad
DommageNo crispy skin - I never eat the skin anyway so it’s not an issue for me. .
Dommage
Can’t abide chicken skin either
one Lindt lindor milk chocolate which was sickly sweet
Dont mind crispy chicken skin if it has chicken meat attached...fish skin crisp or not is a no go area!The skin’s the best bit.
The skin’s the best bit.
They were indeed. I re discovered them at Christmas and can't stop eating them! I think they are about 4.6g of carbs per 100g or something ridiculous like that.@Tori71 were the cream cheese peppers at lunch the mini ones from the deli counter. Forgot about those...its good here I get ideas though probably wont give anybody else any ideas!!
So many people tell me so, don’t know why I can eat pork scratchings or crackling but not other types of skin.
Do you have an air fryer?
On the topic of gadgets, on my visit to Lidl this morning, among other cooking related items they had:
- Air fryers
- Cooks blow torches
- Coffee grinders
- Mini choppers
- Vacuum sealers
- Mincers
- Slow cookers
Do you have an air fryer? I'm experimenting with various skins in the AF.
I made some pea and ham soup the other day, with the stock from a gammon hock. Needless to say I skinned the hock before it went into the cauldron. Actually that rind is in the freezer, but it'll be fabulous when metamorphosed into crackling.
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