Should have also said they benefit from extra mixed seeds on top of the seedy bread. They also benefit from some rock salt sprinkled on pre baking. Be very accurate with the water and I use a dough hook on my mixer to mix it.@maglil55
Which Dr Almond bread are you using?
After seeing you mention it, I went Google-scouting and found the website. Ended up ordering 3 different bread types for Mr B to try, plus (be still my heart) their version of a choux pastry mix, suitable for (hear that heartrate rising to dangerous levels?) profiteroles.
Yes, my friends, PROFITEROLES
These have always been my bête noire. Utterly irrisitable on a menu, but usually disappointing when sampled. Often because of foul vanilla sickened cream fillings, and poor quality choc sauce. Of course MY profiteroles will have neither of those two failings. Will probably save the pack to make up at Easter.
@shelley262 warm fresh crispbreads Do Want!!!! I have to try those. Ugh re rescheduling entire life. I’m so very glad for US healthcare sometimes!
@Listlad how beautiful!! I can smell the razzberriez all the way over here.
Thanks @Brunneria! No, I am Calamity Jane for the past 15 years. Glad to know I’m not the only one. “Lamburglars” makes me laugh every time you use it. I get this fleeting image of fluffy little darlings creeping around on their little fuzzy bellies like the dogs who herd them.
@BibaBee is that the same as my seltzer water? Just carbonated water that would be used at a bar but with umpteen different flavors. My current favorites are Dr Pepper and root beer! My older son (32) used to go through a liter of any red flavor every night doing homework. It’s been around for a long time but the brands and flavor choices are multiplying. I looked at your link, and it must be the same thing. I thinnnnk...here mayyyybe if you say “sparkling water” it has to be naturally sparkling? Is that even possible?
@BibaBee CMT’d that pulled chicken. I might use jerk flavoring, can’t handle Mexican heat! And ewwwww cucumber water!! Perrier otoh I love so long as somebody else bought it$$$$
@SlimLizzy stress justifies everything from screaming weeping prayer to a whole box/bar/case of chocolate.
@dunelm I have to love your description of your lunch. So true of so much boughten food here.
Good night all. Early to bed hopes here zzzzz
I have IP'd from frozen but not with chicken. I always thaw poultry.To divert from sweeties, ever how L C they may be, who is it here who IP’s meat from frozen? @maglil55 ? I have this very local frozen chicken... I’m afraid though that there might be little paper bags inside the cavity with the organs and neck. Don’t want to be cooking paper!
Back to @Brunneria you have me drooling! Maybe I’ll look for an ice cream-ish recipe with all cream, egg yolks, and I suppose a sweetener. Who am I kidding. I’d eat it all if it was any good! How about sorbet then? I ate a huge amount of that last summer...
Have eventually ordered psyllium husk. I need to get some double cream, Thanks for reminding me.1 meal today- just finished and off onto exercise bike. Meal was chicken thigh in sweet and sour sauce - Uncle Ben's reduced sugar approx 5% Carbs - with Edamame stir fry veg Not stir fried. That was a taste I have wanted for 4 years. We made some - 3 or 4 - that struggled to be deserve to be called foul. Then had stewed rhubarb, 2 tsps of extra thick double cream with 1.5 dessert spoons of W1 Greek yogurt also had a tsp psyllium huskpowder and 1 of inulin in there - that is 3 tsps inulin today - could be fun.
Think I spotted some lower carb granola but whilst it was lower carb it wasn’t lower carb enough so I put it back on the shelf.Just realised I didn’t post yesterday. Spent the afternoon and evening at my son’s house, got home just before midnight!
Breakfast: my usual low carb coconut ‘porridge’ with strawberries and cream washed down with a black coffee.
Lunch: Chinese style pork with cauliflower and broccoli salad followed by Greek yoghurt and raspberries.
Mid afternoon at Starbucks: peanut PhD bar and a coconut cappuccino.
Dinner at Whetherspoons: mixed grill with salad in place of chips with a Diet Pepsi.
Strange you quote my one day when I didn’t have any LC granola this week. However I do have a dessertspoonful every night I’m home after dinner with sugar free jelly and cream. The granola I use is home made.Think I spotted some lower carb granola but whilst it was lower carb it wasn’t lower carb enough so I put it back on the shelf.
I remember your recipe from a few weeks back. I haven’t had a chance to have a go at it.Strange you quote my one day when I didn’t have any LC granola this week. However I do have a dessertspoonful every night I’m home after dinner with sugar free jelly and cream. The granola I use is home made.
Now I’m craving cauliflower cheese!Hi all back to three small regular meals again today - def suits me best!
Breakfast one slice of bacon and one egg
Lunch tin sardines in olive oil and a few lc seeded crispbreads followed by six 100% choc buttons
Dinner beef shin with cauliflower cheese and glass red wine followed by sf jelly with spoon of yoghurt and spoon of cream.
Personally, cream is probably best in coffee only. I had forgotten how much I like the W1 Greek yogurt - much more exercise bike friendly.Have eventually ordered psyllium husk. I need to get some double cream, Thanks for reminding me.
@Goonergal hope you feel better now?
We liked the restaurant. I had to ask them not to include some fancy seeded croutons in my meal. If you are low carbing, look at their latest menu first. However; https://www.thebutchersdaughter.com/menus
My BGs still seem to have a mind of their own and definitely aren't behaving in an orderly or predictable manner!
It’s so easy the way I do it - I just mix a bit of full fat cream cheese with double cream, grate some vintage cheddar - put a few cauliflower florets in a casserole add the cream and soft cheese mixture, add salt and pepper sprinkle with grated cheese and cook 180 fan for about 40 mins till cooked and brown - I’m hooked on it as I find it a comfort food.Now I’m craving cauliflower cheese!
Cream is wonderful in so many things in my view! Love yoghurt but it’s even better with a bit of extra cream!Personally, cream is probably best in coffee only. I had forgotten how much I like the W1 Greek yogurt - much more exercise bike friendly.
Cream is wonderful in so many things in my view! Love yoghurt but it’s even better with a bit of extra cream!
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