Sounds like a special day Ian and another one tomorrow. You are a lovely grandad.Good evening all. A day to count my blessings and enjoy my grandchildren. B=tea and 20 gms cheddar to take some naproxen. L= salmon and prawn salad with lemon mayo and tea with cream in Suffolk with 3 of our grandchildren, 2 sons and partners - all met up to select and order Christmas food. Some ribs from one of these (DIL) having seen these not too sure now.
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Lovely time singing carols around the Christmas tree in the centre of the village. Evening - tea, some cheese (comte, brie and applewood) as may not eat until 16.00/17.00 tomorrow. Off to Southampton early tomorrow as middle son's birthday and good opportunity to deliver Christmas presents. (Sorry to spoil things for anyone)
Hugs for virus take careEvening.
What a perfect sounding day @ianpspurs . Yours too @Quinn1066 can’t beat a cheesy Christmas film.
@PenguinMum I’m glad your dodgy tum sorted itself out. Don’t want any of that before Christmas.
I’m still feeling achy and cold-y but had to take Den out this morning so chose a cliff top walk, very breezy and quite sunny and it did make me feel a lot better.
Just had coffee this morning ( so I know I’m not really really poorly as I go off coffee completely when I am)
Lunch was ham, egg and toasted HiLo
Dinner was ham and cabbage soup made from leftover stock and meat from yesterday’s IP gammon. Salty and delicious and it’s done me the world of good.
@Chook I agree paracetamol and h/m hot lemon are the best things for a cold. I’m off to have a steamy bath after Strictly. Hope the car shopping was successful.
I’m looking forward to seeing my granddog cooper at Christmas! Grandchildren look a long way Off if at all but another dog may arrive next year I gather!Sounds like a special day Ian and another one tomorrow. You are a lovely grandad.
Am looking forward to being a grandmother if I can hang on that long...I was an old mum at that time!
Congratulations @Tipetoo on your excellent results xLunch yesterday: Barbequed yabbies from the dam at the block.
Dinner: Cold meat and salad.
Breakfast: Usul omelette, bacon, tomatoes.
Drinks: Black coffee / tea no sugar, lotsa water.
I have got a early appointment with the podiatrist for my last foot check for the year, then rip around the corner to my GP's appointment for my test results and a six monthly Prolia injection for my back.
I will work up a thirst and as i have to go past the bowls club on the way home pretty sure I will get a pot or two of my favourite drink.
OK I'm on catch up again. It should rise a fair bit. I put the yeast into a well in the centre of the mix, I use warm water and once I get it together I tip it out and knead in a warm place. Then I put it on its tray, cover and leave it to rise.My house is quite chilly in the daytime and I’ve seen other people saying they prove dough on yoghurt setting, I think it should be ok like that but I’m convinced now it’s my mixing. It doesn’t look at all wet, quite stiff and solid actually but I haven’t been kneading much as the packet just says ‘mix’. I’d find it too stiff to mix for the 2-3 recommended minutes though so perhaps I really should tip it out and knead properly. It doesn’t rise at all - just sits there, a solid baleful lump.
I've bought the Gino Express book. Lots of recipes requiring no, or very little, adjustment.Evening All.
Breakfast today was slice LivLife toast, thick butter, tea x2.
Lunch: Egg Mayo and Little Gem leaves.
Supper: roast chunks aubergine, red onion (small) and tomato sprinkled with EVO and dried Italian herbs and seasoning.
Might have a g&s in order to celebrate @DJC’s success!
BTW I was looking at cookery books on Amazon today and saw that The Obesity Code Recipe book by Jason Fung is being released on 8 Jan, all LC recipes, but I wasnt able to have a look inside. I am thinking of buying Gino Express for one of the boys.
https://www.lowcarb-nocarb.com/cheese-pops-low-carb-popcorn/Just looked at the cheese snacks - £50 per kiloWe need someone to work out how to make these - air fryer?
Thanks @maglil55https://www.lowcarb-nocarb.com/cheese-pops-low-carb-popcorn/
Moon cheese. The Americans as avid popcorn makers know how. I've considered getting son to dry them out in the dehydrator but DIL tells me they work just as well drying them out for 48 hrs.
https://www.lowcarb-nocarb.com/cheese-pops-low-carb-popcorn/
Moon cheese. The Americans as avid popcorn makers know how. I've considered getting son to dry them out in the dehydrator but DIL tells me they work just as well drying them out for 48 hrs.
Thank you.Congratulations @Tipetoo on your excellent results x
Maglil - What does your DiL do for her cheesy popcorn (or did I misinterpret the end product)?
Edited to add - Apologies. Too excited about cheesy popcorn, so posted before looking at the link.
Mea culpa.
You need a new manager though. Things are not going well for your team.
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