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Don't forget the Rocky Mountain Oysters aka Prairie Oysters during the month...Yes. Here’s the website: http://organuary.com/ some recipes included
Don't forget the Rocky Mountain Oysters aka Prairie Oysters during the month...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocky_Mountain_oysters
Hello all,
@Tipetoo -- Glad you are safely back home, but Rocky Mountain oysters -- yuck!
@shelley262 -- Cooper is so cute, almost looks like a teddy bear.
@annabell1 -- It's really interesting how traditions develop, for how many years has this been on in Australia?
@DJC3 -- Agree, calf liver is by far the nicest, but unfortunately a bit pricey in Germany. Chicken livers are a lot more reasonable here and not too bad.
Today ...
Breakfast: Two double decaffeinated espressos with cream and erythritol.
Lunch: Scrambled eggs with mushrooms and different leftovers (guacamole, cauli rice with onion and chick peas, half a plain yoghurt, zuccchini and bell pepper in tomato cream sauce) -- almost the entire carb allowance for the day.
Dinner: Some homemade soup (using up vegetables and steak, ground up and made into meat balls, which were about to go bad). Half a DD keto roll with butter and bresaola. Chia seeds with cream, erythritol, vanilla and cinnamon. No wine.
02-01-2020
Breakfast CWC
and another mid morning
Lunch Sardines in tomato sauce on pain kapnor, two slices. Tea.
Dinner.
After spending time in the kitchen had a choice. We ate half the chicken and leek casserole ( must use more leeks next time, they almost disappeared. )with cauli and brocolli and froze the rest. Still have two more pork dishes to divvy up and freeze tomorrow.
We finished most of the insulation. MrSlim is now working on the windows.
By the way, after losing nearly 4 stone- MrSlim is beginning to live up to his name
Not really a recipe, no measurments. But make sure it looks like too many veg. This is what i did. Fried the chicken thighs for a few mins, stuck them in casserole dish in the oven while I fried up the leeks with celariac and a few carrots. Added stock and herbs to pan. When it came to the boil tipped it all into the casserole dish and cooked for about 45 mins. Gas 6. Just remembered. I did chuck in some pieces of raw potato for MrSlim at this point. They cooked fine.Do you have the recipe for the chicken and leek casserole? always looking for a good meal to freeze.
Diameter is 5 inches and it expands upwards to a maximum of 10 inches.Thanks for that @maglil55. I do get things from Lakeland but didn't notice that. I usually use an old knickerbocker glory glass - tall, conical but fairly narrow - one of the many bits of junk I have kept from my mother's cupboards. I mean - who makes knickerbocker glories these days? Anyway, I could do with something a bit wider. Do you know what diameter the Lakeland one is?
Edited to remove another typo - my fingers no longer follow instructions from my brain!
Hello all,
@annabell1 -- It's really interesting how traditions develop, for how many years has this been on in Australia?"
its been running on SBS for 30 years here is an article on it
https://www.sbs.com.au/guide/articl...-25-years-how-dinner-one-became-nye-tradition
Don't forget the Rocky Mountain Oysters aka Prairie Oysters during the month...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocky_Mountain_oysters
Diameter is 5 inches and it expands upwards to a maximum of 10 inches.
Strong coffee, small bit of milk, pint of warm water (morning standard seems to set me up well)
I sometimes have a bacon & egg with some salt/pepper on it, but I tried this today - https://groceries.asda.com/product/...VxLTtCh3NQAMQEAQYASABEgKso_D_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds - has anyone else tried it or thoughts? (Hovis lower carb bread, I miss bread & dont have it anymore but wanted to try this as it seemed ok)
And my post should have said pig kidney not liver! It was a real faff to prepare too. I’ve already more than fulfilled my 2 lots of organ meat this week - and the best news is that tail counts! I might give calves liver a go.
I am on my second loaf of this bread, one slice per serving. Makes great toast. Need to put half in the freezer.Strong coffee, small bit of milk, pint of warm water (morning standard seems to set me up well)
I sometimes have a bacon & egg with some salt/pepper on it, but I tried this today - https://groceries.asda.com/product/...VxLTtCh3NQAMQEAQYASABEgKso_D_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds - has anyone else tried it or thoughts? (Hovis lower carb bread, I miss bread & dont have it anymore but wanted to try this as it seemed ok)
Lower carb, which would be fine if you can cope with some carbs. For me - no chance. 9+% per slice would just be too much for me. I miss bread, but it just isn't worth it - BG goes crazy.
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