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What have you eaten today? (Low carb forum)


He sounds awful! Mine are definitely not that bad.

I think my biggest problem is that my neighbours (both sides) are really nice except that they both have their idiosyncrasies - one side is his motorbike addiction and the other side is the occasional horse in the back garden (and occasionally getting silly giggly tiddly with her friends in the garden of a Saturday night leading in to the small hours of Sunday morning). I have had FAR worse neighbours in the past so I'm more than happy to put up with the revving motorbikes for a bit of neighbourly harmony.

I'm absolutely sure they could find something to moan about us - probably our dogs bursting their grandchildren's ball every time it accidentally ends up in our garden and barking at the singing and dancing on the Prosecco fuelled girls' nights in.
 
Lunch yesterday: Ham, salad with half a jar of kimchi mixed in.
Dinner: Steak and veggies, buttered mushroom gravy.
Breakfast: Cheesey and mushroom omelette, bacon, tomatoes, reheated spudlite.

Drinks: Black coffee no sugar / sweeteners, water.
 

Makes more sense now, as a carnivore prawn cocktail. The cream/ spicy condiment mixture has potential in my book as a change from mayo. I love h/m mayo but find it such a fag to make, and I don’t like to go overboard on the shop stuff.
I’m envious of your doggy household.
 

Glad you’re feeling a bit better. I’m very impressed by your fillingless teeth. I think I had my first filling in primary school.
Was your aubergine just chucked on the bbq or did you marinade it in something to give the smoked flavour? I wish Mr C liked aubergine - I love it
 
Just a very quick toss in olive oil, paprika, oregano, s&p. I think aubergine naturally gets a smoky flavour when it's grilled, but even more so when cooked on a proper (not gas!) bbq. It was delicious!

My brother is the same with his teeth, so it must be good genes!
 
I agree. I sometimes mix a condiment in with creme fraiche / ff Greek yoghurt and use instead of mayo or making a sauce. Nice with mustard, horseradish, harissa, pesto, etc. I've used lime pickle before and love the sound of cream spiked with garlicky pickle. That's just made me think......has anyone made a LC version of coronation chicken? It used to be one of my favourite sandwich fillings. From memory, I used to put mango chutney in the mixture, along with curry powder, mayo, creme fraiche, etc. Not sure how it would work without it.....
 

I've done it with full fat Hellmans and Pataks aubergine chutney - what I got was definitely not traditional coronation chicken but absolutely delicious.
 
Raise your hand if you know what ramps are (not the handicap type). @SaskiaKC ? Keep them up if you knew they come in a German cheese! (Answer at bottom of page 39, upside down. All will be explained in due time).

NME's not remarkable. But! I made @Goonergal 's olive oil chocolate cake. I think your tablespoons are larger than our 15ml ones... I had put a little extra cocoa in, and still had to leave about a third of the water out. Anyway it turned out well: hot out of oven very high, light, and fluffy and drowned in cream yumyum! Several hours later it's half its original height, with a brownie-like crust on top, but light and fluffy underneath. Also, the cocoa and erythritol seem to have cooked into little shards of intense choc chip/chunk/shards scattered throughout. I may have eaten 3/16 of this cake already....
Good night all!View attachment 33157
 

Or good care by your mum!
 
@DCUKMod Sorry you are not unique. This house is a chocolate free zone. I used to eat chocolate for every meal but only the milk variety. I love dark chocolate but can't eat it as it gives me terrible migraines.
 
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