I'm sure you will have very happy dogs!It will go down for the dogs tomorrow. I'm pretty sure they will appreciate it more than I do.
Yummmmmm, wish I could get those here!Hi all
A few of you talk about DGF, is this their website?
https://deliciouslyguiltfree.com/collections/frontpage/products/blueberry-and-lemon-drizzle-cake
How disappointing about the SLC rolls - I would e-mail them and I think they will replace them no problem - I have e-mailed them before and they got back to me quickly and I think they are a small company who care about customer service - how off putting for you and especially with you not feeling so good as well. I do the quick delivery now which is £1 dearer but if not I think royal mail can hold on to them for a few days so they are not as fresh.Day 2 of fragile digestive system which doesn't work too well with my lc food preferences especially lots of fibre. B:about 1/4 normal TWAM and no inulin - that was fine. Mid morning: CWC (tipped some away) and Dr A chocky - not so wise - queasy rest of day until EM: 2 poached eggs, 2 slices skinnybread toast and reduced sugar Tommy K. Yeast seems to be included in mix now @DJC3 but my Food Fairy adds a little as well which seems to work well. SLC rolls arrived yesterday, still in date today but mouldy - unimpressed.
Possibly bacteria. I had it twice with my Hubby's massive pots of Scotch Broth. It developed a kind of lemon taste and didn't look right. You need to cool soup quickly to get it in the fridge but large pots don't cool quickly. You cannot put warm soup into a fridge either as that can cause loads of other problems by increasing the temperature in the fridge.Something weird happened to my big pot of veg soup (shallot, spring onions, broccoli and cauli) today. It was on the back of the cold hob and started to bubble gently. I was a bit puzzled, grabbed a spoon and tasted it and it tasted foul and horrid. Only cooked it yesterday and took out of fridge this morning. This has only ever happened once before when I made cauli soup. Had to throw the whole pot at the back of the garden. Any ideas on the science?
I spent 3 days cleaning the range. Even Hubby commented it looked like new. Even although it was a greasy, messy job, I felt a bit pleased with myself.I felt organised today and planned a week’s meals in advance. I dug out my book Eat Rich Live Long ( Ivor Cummins and Jeffrey Gerber) and used recipes out of that. It’s been really nice following recipes from a book again rather than online - constantly scrolling up and down.
Today was chicken in creamy bacon sauce with broccoli ( daughter and her partner have started Slimming world, they had some rice and tomato thing and looked on with green eyes)
Lunch was a small bowl of h/m chicken soup.
Breakfast just black coffee
I had my old and greasy range cooker cleaned today - a lovely chap came and did an excellent job, turns out he and his wife follow a ketogenic diet and have lost 5stone between them. We had a good chat about it (while daughter rolled her eyes thinking ‘here we go again’ lol.)
Thursday - bed 8.7 FBG 9.4 - Stress does that. It got as high as 10.7 before it started dropping again. Brother is eating, drinking, talking and recovering power in his legs but they still don't know why he had a bleed on the brain. Of course no visitors allowed so we're trying to get information by phone. @shelley262 - you've sparked a want for cheese on toast in me. I'll do that on Saturday with my SLC toast. @ianpspurs - sorry you're still under the weather. I agree with Mrs T 123. Get in touch with SLC they'll replace them.
B. TAG and 2 slices SLC toast with ox tongue and whipped cheese.
L. Nothing
D. 2 GF sausages, fried egg and veggie chips. Ate way too much Grahams Goodness because I felt a bit down with everything going on. Felt really awful going to bed.
Cycling safety still ongoing so grandson got to cycle to ours but then it was back in the car as it was dark by the time they were going home.
@maglil55 sorry to hear about your brother - that must have been so scary but glad he seems to be recovering. No wonder your bg is all over the place.
Well done for cleaning your range yourself, I thought what a satisfying job it must be to leave it looking pristine and shiny.
I love the sound of your butcher’s Mexican melts. Am I right in thinking you’ve made these yourself in the past? Are they fried or baked?
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