Evening all. Glorious sunny day. Shame to be inside working but made up for that with what is starting to become a regular long walk home (7 miles) via the Regent’s Canal, the Thames and various parks. Busy roads limited to the first 20 minutes from the office down to the canal. 27.5k steps in all.
Bit of a hungry day - and a vast amount of protein.
30g stick of mature cheddar around 8.30am.
Lunch of smoked salmon and whipped creamy cheese followed by a 20g stick of mature cheddar.
Needed a bit of sustenance before setting off on walk; M&S out of pork crackling and ended up with first non-carnivore item of the week - 25g bag of almonds.
Dinner was a scheduled stop at Nando’s at Canary Wharf. 2 plain legs and a side of grilled halloumi.
Stopped at Waitrose on the final stretch home to inspect the meat counter. Picked up some lambs liver for 67 pence: want to try and add some offal to my diet. @Brunneria thinking of some pate - any advice on ratio of cream to liver? Thinking of just those 2 ingredients with a bit of seasoning and perhaps some garlic. And hoping my mini chopper is up to the job of mincing the liver!
@BibaBee those cookies look fabulous. Daren’t CMT the recipe!
Sorry, I kind of dollop the cream in.
Umm, maybe go by flavour?
Butter or cream cheese might work better than cream til you’ve had a bit of practice.
The advantage of them is that they solidify at room temperature.
So you can use as much as you like (e.g. keto macros) All soft and melty while you adjust the flavours and season.
Then when it cools it will harden.
I tend to use a pinch of powdered onion, same of garlic, worcestershire sauce, salt, pepper and then something with a bit of bite. Mustard, or chili, or paprika, harissa...
Sounds like you’ll be peeling the batter off the fish! Hope it goes wellBreakfast: my usual low carb coconut ‘porridge’ with strawberries and cream washed down with a black coffee.
Lunch: mozzarella pearls dipped in a tiny bit of tomato purée (using up leaf overs!) with leafy salad followed by Greek yoghurt and raspberries.
Mid afternoon: coffee chia pudding and black coffee.
Dinner: cold Mexican style pulled chicken with cauliflower and broccoli salad, coleslaw and pork scratchings followed by SF jelly, cream and LC chocolate granola.
Wish me luck for tomorrow, off to my parents for the day, last email from Dad (he does the cooking there) “I’m giving the chef the night off, will fish and chips be ok for you?”
I’m hoping they do batterless chicken!Sounds like you’ll be peeling the batter off the fish! Hope it goes well
@Goonergal
You can also extend the life of the pate using butter.
Just pop it into a container (small kilner jar, small pot, ramekin, leaving space at the top).
Then pour melted butter over it, to form a seal when it cools.
Instant anaerobic seal AND you get butter and pate together, ready for spreading.
Also, the pate freezes well.
I usually put it into small 100ml clip top plastic pots and throw it in the freezer.
V quick to defrost when you need it, and a nice long frezer life.
I’m hoping they do batterless chicken!
I’m hoping they do batterless chicken!
@Goonergal
You can also extend the life of the pate using butter.
Just pop it into a container (small kilner jar, small pot, ramekin, leaving space at the top).
Then pour melted butter over it, to form a seal when it cools.
Instant anaerobic seal AND you get butter and pate together, ready for spreading.
Also, the pate freezes well.
I usually put it into small 100ml clip top plastic pots and throw it in the freezer.
V quick to defrost when you need it, and a nice long frezer life.
Oooooh. Where did you find your 100ml clip tops?
I have some small ones, but must measure their volume. I think they're probably more than 100ml
Oooooh. Where did you find your 100ml clip tops?
It would only be a Mon-Fri vegetarian experiment (Mr C cooks his choice on one weekend day and we have a traditional roast dinner on the other). I enjoy cheese and eggs too much to go without them but could easily do without fish, chicken and other meats for a while.
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