Menu sounds delightful. Hope the sore throat is easing. To save posts, has anyone made their own LC tomato ketchup? Plenty of recipes but I don't fancy 100s of failures. I can't lie about my tastes. I really, really like red did dip and some LC foods definitely need it for me. Sod gourmet, I will settle for enjoy but as wholesome as possible. (Prompted by the fact I am just about to eat an omelette - without Tommy K it is like Hamlet without the prince
I've made the diet doctor one before but as usual I change it. I wasn't keen on cloves in it but I increased the paprika.Menu sounds delightful. Hope the sore throat is easing. To save posts, has anyone made their own LC tomato ketchup? Plenty of recipes but I don't fancy 100s of failures. I can't lie about my tastes. I really, really like red did dip and some LC foods definitely need it for me. Sod gourmet, I will settle for enjoy but as wholesome as possible. (Prompted by the fact I am just about to eat an omelette - without Tommy K it is like Hamlet without the prince
Another quick catch up before I head off to gym/aqua zumba.
Tuesday
Bed 7 FBG 6.6
B. TAG with ADOC.
L. Was out with SIL who has an amazing eye for bargains in charity shops! Weather is so changeable she wanted a slightly warmer rain jacket. She got a designer one for £5. She also got a fascinator to match her dress for the wedding for £5 and a beaded shoulder stole for £2.95! After we had bunless burger with cheese, mushrooms and salad, a few sweet potato chips and a diet coke. Another americano with cream.
D. Repeated yesterday's adapted eggs Benedict and had the last remaining creme brulee with berries.
@DJC3 - nylon sheets were bad enough but nylon pjs and nylon sheets what a static fest!
Thanks @maglil55 I have never found any love for diet doctor but Tommy K is making its absence felt big time. To my cricket addled brain this one seems to be lower carb https://www.dietdoctor.com/recipes/ketchup but you seem to be pretty sus on the old food front.I've made the diet doctor one before but as usual I change it. I wasn't keen on cloves in it but I increased the paprika.
I also don't use canned tomatoes - I use fresh and vary between santini, plum, san marzano and just simmer away. I have also been known to add red pepper to it.
https://www.dietdoctor.com/recipes/ketchup
Have you discarded the 57 varieties brand with 50% less sugar and salt? Looks pretty low to me and would probs keep for longer in fridge. Just a thought.Thanks @maglil55 I have never found any love for diet doctor but Tommy K is making its absence felt big time. To my cricket addled brain this one seems to be lower carb https://www.dietdoctor.com/recipes/ketchup but you seem to be pretty sus on the old food front.
I prefer using fresh tomatoes as canned have a bad habit of having added sugar and on some they leave the stalk bit in which if you don't remove it, can add bitterness to the sauce. This time of year no added sweetness is required but in winter months a little Lakanto classic helps.Thanks @maglil55 I have never found any love for diet doctor but Tommy K is making its absence felt big time. To my cricket addled brain this one seems to be lower carb https://www.dietdoctor.com/recipes/ketchup but you seem to be pretty sus on the old food front.
Thank you so much @maglil55. Sounds quite simple so I'll give it a go this weekendI make it in an Instant Pot but if you dont have one I'll add on how to cook them in an oven at the end.
Ingredients
2 cups double cream (that 240 ml measuring cups)
6 egg yolks (whites can be used to make white egg omelette or low carb meringue using Lakanto sweetener)
3 tablespoons Lakanto classic sweetener
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
2 teaspoons inulin to caramelise the top.
Method
Simple - put everything in a bowl and whisk until well combined.
Transfer the mix into a jug and pour evenly into 6 4oz ramekins.
Cover each ramekin with a foil hat.
Instant Pot
Put the silicon trivet in the IP and add a cup of water to the IP. Put 3 ramekins (with foil hats) onto the trivet then the next 3 on top but offset them so they sit across 2 of the bottom ramekins.
Put lid on, make sure it is set to full pressure and set it on manual to 9 mins. After 9 mins natural release 10 - 15 mins then quick release any residual pressure.
Remove the ramekins from the IP and allow to cool. Once they have cooled sufficiently refrigerate with the hats on.
To finish when you want to eat them, sprinkle each brulee with 2 teaspoons of inulin and blowtorch it.
OVEN
You'll need a tray that the 6 ramekins can fit in with room for water to come half way up the sides and is able to circulate around them I.e. the ramekins should not be touching.
Set the oven to 350F 170C fan. Prepare as above but the foil hats are not required.
Heat water to hot but not boiling. Put the ramekins in the tray then add the hot water until it is about 1/2 way up the sides of the ramekins.
Carefully put the tray into the middle shelf of the oven. I'd check after 20 mins. The middle of the brulees should be just wobbly. Maximum they should take is 30 mins. When ready, remove the tray from the oven but leave the ramekins in the water bath for at least 1 hr before you remove them to cool completely. Once cool , cover with cling film and refrigerate.
I need to ensure the food fairy maintains her culinary skills - they may atrophy otherwise.Have you discarded the 57 varieties brand with 50% less sugar and salt? Looks pretty low to me and would probs keep for longer in fridge. Just a thought.
She's incredible. She doesn't even need to rummage. They are almost drawn to her like a magnet. She was eyeing up a grey lace blazer from MANGO which she knew would go with her dress but she was getting cautious with weight for the flights. Even so £6 for the blazer.Haha I could quite literally light up a room!
I’m so envious of people like your SIL who has the knack of ferreting out bargains. I rummage in charity shops quite often, but usually just find Primark clothes for the same price I could buy them new. I must venture into more affluent areas I think, in the hope of more upmarket cast offs.
@ianpspurs have discovered the heat does indeed impact on BG, because of eating icecream@ianpspurs not sure about heat affecting me, last year was not measuring. Now test intermittently. better try to find a regular routine for a few days.
Have just done hour to finish topping the orchard, veryhot work and then helped to carry inside 14 sheets of platerboard. Feeling a bit hot and bothered now, 28C here atm, and expected to rise.
MrS had a go with the strimmer this morning, but there are still a lot of edges need cutting, they can wait until its cooler,
@ianpspurs have discovered the heat does indeed impact on BG, because of eating icecream
Oops wrong screenshot@ianpspurs have discovered the heat does indeed impact on BG, because of eating icecream
Congratulations on the house @ianpspurs great news.Strange bright light in the sky today completely put me off my game. A re-feeding and very re-hydrating day - probably drank 10 pints of tea, B=tea. NE1 was W1 Comte - sometime between breakfast and lunch. NE2 was garlic mushroom fluffy omelette. NE3 was some slices of emmental just because they were there during a wander around the kitchen. NE4 was mackerel and avocado salad this evening. Had maybe 3 strawberries and a few raspberries on my walks around the garden. Oh, bought a new house - reduced to clear. The right place, the right time yesterday as the person who reserved it dropped out. Offer accepted today.
Thanks @shelley262 We have been tracking those houses for a few months. Ideal place for our sons and this one just fell into our laps with extras and nice reduction.Congratulations on the house @ianpspurs great news.
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