The "just" bit is being thankful it wasn't a clot although I agree it's not "just" it's blooming awfulYiiiikes!!! So glad it’s “just!” bronchitis. That does linger...and linger...and linger...
The "just" bit is being thankful it wasn't a clot although I agree it's not "just" it's blooming awful...and lingering..... Can't wait to feel good again.
Visit betterthanbread keto. His keto Asian dishes are really good.Hi everyone went out for a very posh lunch today at the Ivy Brasserie in Guildford. It was a birthday gift for a very dear friend who was 80 recently. For starter I chose Prawn Cocktail which had really large juicy prawns and Little Gem lettuce a couple of cherry tomato halves and wasnt too flooded with marie rose sauce. Main was Chicken Milanese which was so lightly crumbed with brioche and served with a fried egg on top and brocolli stems with lemon oil. While my friend tucked into a chocolate and cherry sundae with cream and meringue served with a small jug of sour cherry sauce I just looked on longingly with a cappucino. It was so fantastic and we both enjoyed it.
So wont eat any more today. Maybe cup of tea and chunk of cheddar if otherwise.
Yesterday was
Breakfast: slice HiLo toast, lots of butter and lots of tea.
Lunch: Mixed salad and rollitos.
Dinner: chicken breast roasted and brocolli (nothing like as tasty as todays version).
Just realised the irony of choosing of ordering chicken and brocolli again today at the restaurant.
I am longing for Chinese food which I havent eaten for at least 18 months so have bought tub of oriental stirfry veg to go with prawns tomorrow with ginger and soya sauce. Will also stir fry slivers of beef with mushrooms and oyster sauce to mix it up. Noodles for OH. I expect its the sauces that will be the carb danger zones. Any suggestions welcome.
That image looks like something I could really enjoy. Then I reflect and conclude too much I see and read on here delights me in the mind and the reality can't live up to expectations- whatever the imagination seizes as beauty must be truth. The lovely images you guys, and the recipe websites, post are a special circle of hell for me - so tantalising and yet .... I am beginning to wonder if I have a vital LC/Keto taste circuit missing.Bfast 1/2 avocado, egg, one cherry tomato (it spoke to me when I reached in the frig!!), 2 sq 90% choc melted in mouth with decaf/soy/cream.
Lunch dregs of decaf, 3 cans seltzer (all spread out of course!), decaf black with Mom while watching flooded river and listening to her blessedly happy voice talking about her father and how much he loved water.
Supper, ahhh supper! Starters for fiber were spinach and celery. Made turkey chili wildly adapted from wholesomeyum, with a slow cooker method snagged from general internet- first time I have EVER slow-cooked anything off the stove. With my handy dandy little IP. And cheese “dumpling biscuits” wildly adapted from ibreatheimhungry. The chili is delicious. The biscuit things are very tasty but need work. I may try using the traditional biscuit method- cold butter cut in to dry ingredients, stirred with the liquid, omit egg, and patted out to cut with a glass or biscuit cutter.
The really fun part was having to lock the IP away in an office so the cats couldn’t get at it. Picture, if you will, an IP with an old Revere skillet lid on it, sitting on the office floor plugged into the computer power strip. With a very confused cat prowling out in the hallway trying to figure out why he can’t find that smell. Is it (closed) door #1? (Closed) door #2? Or the two open doors?
Goodnight all night-owls, and good morning others!View attachment 31561
Bfast 1/2 avocado, egg, one cherry tomato (it spoke to me when I reached in the frig!!), 2 sq 90% choc melted in mouth with decaf/soy/cream.
Lunch dregs of decaf, 3 cans seltzer (all spread out of course!), decaf black with Mom while watching flooded river and listening to her blessedly happy voice talking about her father and how much he loved water.
Supper, ahhh supper! Starters for fiber were spinach and celery. Made turkey chili wildly adapted from wholesomeyum, with a slow cooker method snagged from general internet- first time I have EVER slow-cooked anything off the stove. With my handy dandy little IP. And cheese “dumpling biscuits” wildly adapted from ibreatheimhungry. The chili is delicious. The biscuit things are very tasty but need work. I may try using the traditional biscuit method- cold butter cut in to dry ingredients, stirred with the liquid, omit egg, and patted out to cut with a glass or biscuit cutter.
The really fun part was having to lock the IP away in an office so the cats couldn’t get at it. Picture, if you will, an IP with an old Revere skillet lid on it, sitting on the office floor plugged into the computer power strip. With a very confused cat prowling out in the hallway trying to figure out why he can’t find that smell. Is it (closed) door #1? (Closed) door #2? Or the two open doors?
Goodnight all night-owls, and good morning others!View attachment 31561
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