kateincornwall
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- Messages
- 645
- Location
- Cornwall
- Type of diabetes
- Treatment type
- Diet only
- Dislikes
- People who lie , animal cruelty , boredom and pineapple !
B: didn't bother.
L: half a tub of roasted red pepper hummus with crudité (little gem, radish, carrot, sugar snap peas, celery, spring onions, cucumber) and a sliced chicken breast. Still peckish so had 3 brazil nuts.
D: Going to add a little red wine vinegar and cooked chopped bacon to a generous dollop of ratatouille and serve with...something (can't think what at the moment) finished with a scattering of parmesan. Struggling as I normally make courgette noodles but there is already courgette in the ratatouille!
Breakfast coffee n cream
Lunch feta cheese, spinach, 4 cherry tomatoes, radish n mushrooms, he'll and Mayo!
Dinner pork chop n cauliflower cheese mash!
Snacks pepperami stick n small handful of almonds.
I have lost nearly 3 stone since October through low carb, up against it as on Glicizide too
Sounds very good....B: greek yogurt, berries, scatter of granola
L: chicken salad
D: Bolognese sauce (served over steam-fried savoy cabbage) with a bit of cheese
Pud: cheesecake topping (no base) with a few sliced strawberries
Can you not eat it raw in salads? It sounds wonderful... as a child the local gypsy boys taught me to find sorrel in the woods and chew it when I was thirsty..Someone gave me a plant last year so I bunged it in the allotment and it's cropping like crazy. It looks like spinach but has a lemony taste raw. Cooked it's quite boring but has good vitamins.
Probably much too late to be of use but you could make a dent in the ratatouille while its in the pan & crack an egg in.
Yes, raw is best, lovely mixed with other leaves too.Can you not eat it raw in salads? It sounds wonderful... as a child the local gypsy boys taught me to find sorrel in the woods and chew it when I was thirsty..I loved the way it makes your mouth water... That was many years ago, too....
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