PenguinMum
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Thanks for the info Ann. I am balancing what I eat with replacement enzymes due to my reduced pancreas and a nasty condition called Bile Acid Malabsorption both medicated so its far from straightforward. I am not convinced I had Diverticulitis as I never had a temperature and if I did it wasnt serious thankfully as I cannot tolerate oral antibiotics! Maybe other factors were at play. Anyway last night I cooked chicken, chorizo, red pepper, paprika and tinned toms for Mr PM to have with pasta and added some chopped courgette and enjoyed a small portion, obs no pasta for me. No after effects! I hope so much you find a way of balancing your insulin and food, all I can say is trust your instincts!Neil is the same with his Crohn's disease. Other people treat it with a high fibre diet and/or medication, but he can't cope with either. His diet is all low fibre, refined foods. That way he keeps moderately well. When he does get a flare up, he uses tinned fish in water or brine and that seems to calm things down, although he can't eat fresh fish. For him it seems to work. Just a thought.
Happy birthdayIt’s my birthday today so not as low carb as usual!
Breakfast: my usual low carb coconut ‘porridge’ with strawberries and cream washed down with a black coffee. I may just have had two Montezuma peanut butter dark choc eggs aswell!
Late morning: black coffee and Strawberry carb killa.
Too hot for Lunch! Just had a handful of Pecans
Dinner out, ‘Eat out to help out’ deal fell conveniently on my birthday: bunless double cheese and bacon burger with coleslaw and six triple cooked chips (!) followed by SF jelly, cream and LC chocolate granola at home.
Evening all.
Hugs for the medical issues @PenguinMum @Chook and @Annb
Another scorcher here today.
Menu will be a bit samey this week due to over purchasing in Asda on Monday morning and lack of freezer space!
Ate breakfast as it was obvious from my calendar that the working day would be full with few opportunities for proper food. Had mince fried with onions, 2 eggs and grated cheese. Even managed to get it out of the frying pan in tact.
‘Lunch’ was one small pork belly slice chopped into small pieces, rolled in chilli oil and air fried.
Dinner was chicken wings salted and coated in chilli oil.
In other news - and kind of related to this thread, I’m featured in the Deliciously Guilt Free podcast this week. It’s the 10 minute slot. Sadly it didn’t result in any freebies!
https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/uk-low-carb/id1503692518?i=1000487761776
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Fixed (but I can't help people who eat flaked almonds and cottage cheese - no one can)Morning all!
Breakfast: Longley Farm cottage cheese with flaked almonds and carb free syrup
Lunch: Ryvita with Longley Farm cream cheese topped with a few blackberries
Dinner: a sort of cauliflower cous cous salad with grilled artichokes (thanks for the inspiration @ianpspurs ) black olives, tiny chargrilled courgettes,smallavocado, spring onion, feta and tomato
Dessert will be raspberries (of course)
For those playmates who have the Power, Lidl or any of the other labels of the same configuration, apparently this roasting tin is a perfect fit for the chamber.
I already use a similar dish, both to roast in, but to act as a deeper drip tray for foods rendering alot of fat, during their cooking process. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B071FT3...7zII07_GYN-1znT7FhxoQUFrYIPR9lhsveMwo6tv_1QT0
I saw a post, with the link in a food gadgets Faceache group.
In other news, there is a virtually new (still has the control panel plastic cover in it) for £35 on Facebook marketplace. I'm a little obsessed by it, since someone mentioned they'd snapped up the most incredible bargain.
Just thought I'd mention it, as, in my view, the drip tray is one of that particular AF's weak points.
Got that ordered now. I cover the drip tray with foil but that will be very handy.For those playmates who have the Power, Lidl or any of the other labels of the same configuration, apparently this roasting tin is a perfect fit for the chamber.
I already use a similar dish, both to roast in, but to act as a deeper drip tray for foods rendering alot of fat, during their cooking process. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B071FT3...7zII07_GYN-1znT7FhxoQUFrYIPR9lhsveMwo6tv_1QT0
I saw a post, with the link in a food gadgets Faceache group.
In other news, there is a virtually new (still has the control panel plastic cover in it) for £35 on Facebook marketplace. I'm a little obsessed by it, since someone mentioned they'd snapped up the most incredible bargain.
Just thought I'd mention it, as, in my view, the drip tray is one of that particular AF's weak points.
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