Cooking your cauliflower rice in stock (fish if you have it since it was to go with fish or chicken if you don't) gives a good flavour. Cook as you would a risotto adding stock gradually then add cheese after.So interesting what people are eating, and all with different 'challenges'. Lots of tips to pick up on this thread
Crispy streaky bacon and 2 scrambled eggs (no cream or milk added), and merely a 1/4 teaspoon of HP sauce (one day I'll ween myself totally off it).... 2g of carbs for breakfast.
Wasn't going to have lunch, except my husband decided he wanted cheese and ryvitas while watching cricket which 'set me off'. I finished off a couple of fillets of peppered smoked mackerel that needed eating up. 1.6g carbs.
Dinner was cod and cauli.... now that was a challenge to make these two appetising, especially as I've ran out of cream! Cod was gently steamed after the cauli was steamed, while I sauted 3 chopped spring onions in avocado oil. When softened a rather 'lot' of shredded cheese was added to the pan, mustard, salt and pepper was the seasoning; when the cheese had melted chopped cauli was stirred in..... quite a tasty result. Dinner was under 5g carbs.
I've stopped buying onions, it's far too easy to over do the carbs, so I've taken to using spring onions also using their stalks, they're much more manageable for counting the carbs.
@maglil55 - This was posted by a cousin of mine on Facebook, and I immediately thought of you.
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Pasta I think Lidl's high protein noodles are a great substitute. I used oomi noodles previously but they seem to have vanished from the shelves. Rice? Cauli rice is a great sub too. I manage to do almost as much with cauli rice as traditional rice (but not rice pudding!). My continuing issue is pastry. I got as far as a mix that actually tasted like pastry but the darn thing would not rise. I've taken a note of the mix and one day will try it as rough flaky using butter and turning to build up layers. Pizza base - lo dough is OK but my search for something to match my memories will continue.I have to admit I really do miss pizza, I used to have it a lot pre T2 diagnosis - my mouth is actually watering just now even just thinking about it - I have found an alternative - I make the base with mozzarella cheese and eggs then whatever for the toppings - I do like the really cheesy tasting base - I must do it again - I have not done it recently. People eating cakes in front of me doesn't bother me (well sometimes may be) but I do miss pizza,chips,pasta,rice, bread and indian food .... I will stop now before the tears appear (which I am sure we can all relate to) good old days before the big D eh
Thank you for the tip, will have to give that a go....Cooking your cauliflower rice in stock (fish if you have it since it was to go with fish or chicken if you don't) gives a good flavour. Cook as you would a risotto adding stock gradually then add cheese after.
On 6 portions, I reckon about 6g per portion.B: 1 cold sausage
L : ff greek yog with chia seeds and a few berries
D : roast chicken, 2 tiny weeny new pots straight from the garden, home grown green beans, broccoli and slow cooked celery in tomato and orange
Any ideas as to the carbs in that last veg dish?. It was a whole head of celery, 400g tinned tomatoes and juice and zest of a satsuma. Serves 6-8
Thank you for the tip, will have to give that a go....
I cook cauliflower rice by frying it in a bit of ghee or olive oil/butter mix. I add the juice of half a lemon, garlic and a bit of salt. (Thats my basic recipe).
I also add things to the basic recipe depending on what I'm eating it with or swap the lemon juice for lime juice. Nice combinations are lime and fresh chopped coriander, smoked paprika and chopped roasted peppers and aubergine, lemon, thyme and parmesan. Mostly I eat it hot but its also nice cold as a couscous type salad with chopped sun dried timstoes, o!ives and fresh chopped parsley.
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Stitch removal is on Thursday, not dissolvable unfortunately but thankfully I don’t have ticklish feet!@Rachox bravo you! I am now imagining someone with ticklish feet having to sit still for stitches removal. Here's hoping they are the type that dissolve on their own?
Wow amazing walk but , as you say wrong direction back to brum! What a distance - stunning. Love stourpourt some amazing industrial buildings by canals and river but it’s also a little like a seaside resort on the river with lots of fairground rides as I’m sure you found out!Evening all.
Apologies @shelley262 I did laugh - out loud - but have a hug too.
OMAD today and a walk that was 4.5 miles longer than intended. Who says you can’t get lost in canals? That all assumes you set off in the right direction. Set off from Kidderminster heading for Stourbridge via Stourton and was very surprised to find myself in Stourport! Found a bus back to Kidderminster and started again. Very enjoyable though.
Dinner was Nando’s - had it delivered to the hotel as feeling lazy. 10 plain wings with grilled halloumi followed by 6 Hotel Chocolat 85% batons.
Batons were purchased yesterday after a hot chocolate in Hotel Chocolat,mthe excuse for which was getting soaked on my walk.
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