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Hi Mrs A2, what pate do you have? Is it a certain brand?B: ff greek with chia seeds and strawberries
L: pate with lc soda bread, ff greek with chia and strawberries
D: lamb kofta with grilled haloumi and cavolo Nero cabbage. Rhubarb jelly with cream.
No, this was Asdas ordinary . Just read the ingredients in case some sneak in extra carbsHi Mrs A2, what pate do you have? Is it a certain brand?
Thank you for the tip on the carbs, I’ll definitely be adding some on my shopping list. XNo, this was Asdas ordinary . Just read the ingredients in case some sneak in extra carbs
Thanks @DJC3Welcome @julie56 I’m glad you are managing to get back on track after lockdown struggles, you’re not alone in that.
@muzza3 great choices considering your busy working day.
My food today-
B: spoonful of Fage yoghurt with a couple of raspberries and a few pumpkin seeds.
L: late and I was getting over hungry, but still had shopping to do, bought a small pot of olives, few roast chicken slices and an individual pot of Brazil nuts from Morrison’s.
Dinner was https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/haddock-jarlsberg-gratin/amp modified to low carb. I used celeriac instead of the potatoes in the end ( not aubergine Id originally thought to do) and fewer onions. It was delicious and I’d thoroughly recommend it. Forgot to take a photo but it looked like the picture in the link.
I fry them in a frying pan with a little olive oil. I also tend to slice them, put them on kitchen towel, salt them and leave them for a while. It draws liquid out. Rinse under a cold tap and pat dry.A quick question for the knowledgable cooks on here ( looking at you @maglil55 )
If I’m using aubergine as a substitute for potatoes in a layered dish like lasagne ( in this case it’s a haddock and Jarlsberg gratin) should I bake the aubergine slices on their own first or will it be ok just to slice and layer them in the dish raw?
TIA
Just with a cuppa so far but I suspect warmed, add a few fresh raspberries, dollop of cream would add even more to their deliciousness.They were sold out at 1 min past 7 last week. However I managed to order a box on Friday and thought I might do a small piece with some greek yoghurt (not cream) & raspberries for a healthier spring/summer breakfast for a change and eh I have ordered a box of notella too and I will be having not so healthy cream with those ones. Honestly, at the moment these are like my "fix" I can't wait for Tuesday for them to arrive they really cheer me up these days (I am still job hunting ...). Did you just have yours with a cuppa or any other ideas?
Here's a link. They have a good selection and the price is pretty good for 8 portions per pack.Hi, I’m in the UK, the porridge is from a company called The Brave Ape. I’m not good at adding links sorry! The keto slimfast cones in a tub and from Boots, Superdrug, Tesco’s or Asda. I only get it when it’s on offer! And I usually have a shake at weekends to mix things up breakfast wise, I find i get too bored if the same thing that’s when I look to eat things that aren’t the best for me!
The absolute best bought pate from a supermarket is this one from sainsburys. It's out of stock on the online shop currently but they usually have it in store.Hi Mrs A2, what pate do you have? Is it a certain brand?
The absolute best bought pate from a supermarket is this one from sainsburys. It's out of stock on the online shop currently but they usually have it in store.
https://www.sainsburys.co.uk/gol-ui/product/pate-pate--fruity-chicken-120g?catalogId=10241&productId=519266&storeId=10151&langId=44&krypto=jSFRJ+uw3OReWFtELMGqyKJtwsflIMkEuHrDENXKPcQcHpaZRcSmwsYpZX17NhvtFwY2q82BLqV61S2PL/OVGQUjsKzrrzUw104FIEOyD+jvkFRzlntpZGZI1m//1KUYGf5eqOGQZmwrd6jI02qWrQg7Egl5Hldh6TqQv0ICMA+d8yTAvCkNf4fUdePl9IH+4geSIAQk7pCbfbjeDp9KfA==&ddkey=https:gb/groceries/pate-pate--fruity-chicken-120g
It's only 1.6g carbs per serving and it is the closest to home made pate I have ever tasted. They also do a duck pate and a salmon one. Not keen on the duck but the salmon one is excellent too.
Thank you @maglil55! Love finding foods I can eat!The absolute best bought pate from a supermarket is this one from sainsburys. It's out of stock on the online shop currently but they usually have it in store.
https://www.sainsburys.co.uk/gol-ui/product/pate-pate--fruity-chicken-120g?catalogId=10241&productId=519266&storeId=10151&langId=44&krypto=jSFRJ+uw3OReWFtELMGqyKJtwsflIMkEuHrDENXKPcQcHpaZRcSmwsYpZX17NhvtFwY2q82BLqV61S2PL/OVGQUjsKzrrzUw104FIEOyD+jvkFRzlntpZGZI1m//1KUYGf5eqOGQZmwrd6jI02qWrQg7Egl5Hldh6TqQv0ICMA+d8yTAvCkNf4fUdePl9IH+4geSIAQk7pCbfbjeDp9KfA==&ddkey=https:gb/groceries/pate-pate--fruity-chicken-120g
It's only 1.6g carbs per serving and it is the closest to home made pate I have ever tasted. They also do a duck pate and a salmon one. Not keen on the duck but the salmon one is excellent too.
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