It does taste different. It's not got the strong "garlic" taste. It's much more subtle. There's a sweetness about it and the texture is different. It does look like garlic gone bad but you use it just as you would a roasted garlic. There are some articles going about that there are various health benefits but goodness knows how much you would have to consume.Does it taste any different to the ordinary stuff, or is it just the colour?
I do hope things sort out for all your family soon - hugsFBG 10.4 today. Could be worse.
Water, tea and pills so far. Had to start off with a full dose of Co-codamol today - could barely move but the Co-codamol has had an effect and I am now able to move around a lot more easily.
In a while I will make the cabbage thoran which Bex72 write about. It sounds so good and I am looking forward to it.
Dinner will be a couple of sausages and maybe some scrambled eggs. I have some mushrooms in the fridge as well, so will have them as well.
Em is due to come in on her way home from school this afternoon so it will be her chance to make the apple strudel she was asking about. I will get her to add some vanilla cake crumbs left after the "tea party" (several fairy cakes still in the box). She will probably want to add dried fruit as well - I never liked apple with dried fruit, but I'm not going to be eating it. There will be no cinnamon - her Mum can't take cinnamon, for some reason. Have to think of another spice to use instead. Ginger? Cardamom? Cloves? Have to get Em to try them and decide.
Elder granddaughter is still being kept "stable" and on opiates to reduce her pain. Doctors have acknowledged that the longer she is kept on painkillers and on medicine to stop her feeling sick, the more likely it is that the baby will be born addicted to them and will have to spend some time being weaned off. Sounds ridiculous to me - she is now almost at 36 weeks and the baby should be allright being delivered now. Even if she is small, it would, surely, be better kept in intensive care while she grows, rather than, later in intensive care being weaned off drugs. Her mum has been on steroids to help develop her lungs and put on some weight. We all think it would be better to deliver her now. The hospital doesn't see it that way, obviously. I'm really not sure what we can do. It may be that I am only getting half the story and there may be a good reason for all this.
Bit late but congratulations on your wedding anniversary.Breakfast: my usual low carb coconut ‘porridge’ with strawberries and cream washed down with a black coffee.
Lunch: left over roasted veggies with melted grated cheddar followed by Greek yoghurt, peach chia pudding with vanilla and raspberry LC granola.
Mid afternoon: black coffee and salted caramel phd bar.
Dinner: Chinese takeaway as it’s our wedding anniversary today, crispy duck, a smidge of sauce, 3 small pancakes and veggies followed by SF jelly, cream and LC chocolate granola.
Does it taste any different to the ordinary stuff, or is it just the colour?
I really hope that bread lives up to your expectations. I remember being heartbroken by the hideous aftertaste from DGF millionaires shortbread recommended by someone here - good job they were minute. I suspect our definitions of an adequate tea intake may be slightly different - I measure mine by lakes.Hi All
Missed a couple of days again. @Annb hope you get some good news soon. Speedy recovery to all of you not firing on all cylinders. @SlimLizzy I think Cat was very lucky to find you. @Rachox happy anniversary, I havent had any Chinese since dx respect for stopping at few duck pancakes, that would be my problem. I sometimes do stir fry at home typically beef and red pepper strips in oyster sauce but not the same as a takeaway. We do have Indian takeaway, in fact this evening, as Mr PM prefers it. I usually have tandoori chicken or chicken shaslik with cauli bhajee.
Anyway Breakfast yesterday and today my usual slice HiLo toast, butter, lots of tea.
Lunch yesterday was large mug of h/m broccoli & leek soup and a chunk of cheese.
Supper being Firsday was chunky fish fingers and broccoli.
Lunch today will be h/m egg mayo maybe on tiny bit of LC toast and some side salad.
Supper will be Indian t/a if BG low enough will be chicken shaslik with cauli bhajee.
Am eagerly awaiting delivery of Mestemacher bread today hope I like it. Thanks for the heads ip @ianpspurs about it being like HiLo which I am now struggling to get. I just cannot face the day without a slice of toast and gallons of tea, the single most important thing in my restricted eating.
Lol..tea lakes! It wont be used for anything other than toast so that gives it a head start in the taste stakes. I like my bit of toast quite brown, cooled and with a slab of very good quality salted butter. Sorry about the millionaire shortcakes though. I am with you on cream cheese too but just dont understand avocado even though I sometimes have it :***: Its the texture because I dont like smoked salmon unless in tiny canapes.I really hope that bread lives up to your expectations. I remember being heartbroken by the hideous aftertaste from DGF millionaires shortbread recommended by someone here - good job they were minute. I suspect our definitions of an adequate tea intake may be slightly different - I measure mine by lakes.
I can eat cream cheese on it's own but when it appears in cooked food I refuse like a horse at a fence it won't jump. You seem to have A1c and food choices off pat . I'm in a worse place than ever in some ways. There is no cooked keto food we have tried which at one time or another hasn't left Julie in agony. One version of celeriac dauphinoise was excrutiating for days. Cooking a batch or bigger meal for me and freezing or putting in the fridge wouldn't work . It would just stay there until thrown away I don't really do reheated. Enjoy the toast.Lol..tea lakes! It wont be used for anything other than toast so that gives it a head start in the taste stakes. I like my bit of toast quite brown, cooled and with a slab of very good quality salted butter. Sorry about the millionaire shortcakes though. I am with you on cream cheese too but just dont understand avocado even though I sometimes have it :***: Its the texture because I dont like smoked salmon unless in tiny canapes.
Breakfast: my usual low carb coconut ‘porridge’ with strawberries and cream washed down with a black coffee.
Lunch: left over roasted veggies with melted grated cheddar followed by Greek yoghurt, peach chia pudding with vanilla and raspberry LC granola.
Mid afternoon: black coffee and salted caramel phd bar.
Dinner: Chinese takeaway as it’s our wedding anniversary today, crispy duck, a smidge of sauce, 3 small pancakes and veggies followed by SF jelly, cream and LC chocolate granola.
I like my toast close to cremated! There's something about the charcoal like taste. Teeth brushing required after though.Lol..tea lakes! It wont be used for anything other than toast so that gives it a head start in the taste stakes. I like my bit of toast quite brown, cooled and with a slab of very good quality salted butter. Sorry about the millionaire shortcakes though. I am with you on cream cheese too but just dont understand avocado even though I sometimes have it :***: Its the texture because I dont like smoked salmon unless in tiny canapes.
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