I want your breakfast!So instead I improvised using rasberries, with a big spoonful of cream cheese, and a small spoonful of cream, with a few walnuts ans some sunflower seed hearts. I think I preferred it to yogurt.
Thanks for the crumb recipe I'll give it a go next timeI make a LC mix to "crumb" fish (and meats such as chicken/pork/veal escalopes). I just vary the flavourings according to what I'm doing.
The base is equal amounts of almond flour, golden milled flax and grated parmesan. To get a crispy coat when frying, you then add sesame seeds.
Flavourings? Ground salt and pepper but, with fish, I'll add things like lemon zest and chopped parsley. Chicken, I'll add a shake of hot sauce or smoked paprika for example.
It works well and gives you a really good crisp "crumb". I dip in egg first, then the crumb. Refrigerate for 15 minutes or so then dip/crumb and Refrigerate again.
It tasted better than it looked.I want your breakfast!
Much better than the other way around!It tasted better than it looked.
And then I came home today at 10:30PM and didn't even want to heat up the food I made yesterday so today turned out to be sanwich day anyway.I was sure it was going to be a sandwich day, really didn't fancy cooking.
But tomorrow will be a long day on a ship, leaving early enough to ask neighbour to feed the guinea pigs and returning late, and I'm very sure I don't want to cook after that.
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