I don’t find it does - but I do like celery. I find It is a fairly bland taste like potato and if you cook it in a soup,curry or stew like potato it takes on the flavour of the dish you are cooking.Does Celleriac taste of celery? It smells a bit like it.
I really hate celery so have avoided it like the plague
I find it does but mildly. It doesn't have the awful stringiness, wateriness of celery. It cooks up very differently.Does Celleriac taste of celery? It smells a bit like it.
I really hate celery so have avoided it like the plague
And, one of my favourites, grated raw in a thick layer on a slice of (LC) bread (or a lettuce/cabbage leaf, or rolled up in a slice of ham) with mayonnaise and salt and pepper. I've loved this since I was a childOut of one you could try some mashed with cream cheese and more cheese -yum, or fried into chips, with seasoning of your choice.
The libre needs 24-48 hours to bed in, so the advice on here was.Lunch - 3 boiled eggs mashed in a cup with butter, salt and pepper.
Snack in the name of research - a caramel fibre one protein bar
Dinner - Beef and Halloumi fajitas with guacamole, cheese, sour cream, jalapeños and hot sauce.
DGF lemon and blueberry slice and a Montezuma truffle.
Tried out my Libre for the first time today and haven’t had a reading above 5 yet. Making me wary that it isn’t working!
You’ve got much better will power than me, tempted to check every 5 minutes!The libre needs 24-48 hours to bed in, so the advice on here was.
I've put mine in today but won't scan until Saturday
They taste good for a shop bought chicken, the price is not bad either, just under $20.00 for them.That chicken looks fab @Riva_Roxaban
I just reduce it down. There's something in the back of my mind that @ziggy_w uses potato fibre. There's 20g of carbs in 100g but you wouldn't get close to 100g.Has anyone found a good way to thicken a stew? I used to use lentils or Pearl barley in a lamb stew and was wondering if flaxseed or chia seed or something similar would work.
I dont want to add xanthan gum or arrowroot as I’m not keen on the slippery texture, and I don’t think I fancy adding cream to a lamb stew.
Any suggestions?
They look really good!Brined chicken wings tonight. @DJC3 having only previously used my brining mixture on larger pieces of chicken (legs/thighs), I now know how you ate a whole kilo of wings. The skin to meat ratio really makes these extra delicious.
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Lunch was pork belly pieces coated in chilli oil and salt and air fried.
Breakfast (yes, I was hungry again today) was some leftover chicken from yesterday’s Nando’s, warmed and skin crisped in the air frier.
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