RosemaryJackson
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That all sounds good. Other than the prawns which I couldn't face, but if you can, good on you. Enjoy your granddaughter's visit.Morning all. Very nice day here so hope it is where you are. Yesterdays plan changed as did not go shopping so today hopefully will do so. I had a hm chicken stew out of the freezer and I managed to boil some eggs and make egg mayo. Will get the cooked chicken thighs today and for tea I have some prawns and Keto Ranch dressing. My Irish granddaughter is coming for the weekend and I am so looking forward to that. She doesn't mind eating 'my' diet.
Have a nice day everyone.
There's more than a few bugs doing the rounds I'm afraid. Hope you feel better now.Breakfast: my usual low carb coconut ‘porridge’ with strawberries washed down with a black coffee.
Late morning: black coffee and a carb killa bar.
Skipped lunch.
Mid afternoon: black coffee and a Food dr bar.
Dinner: didn’t feel like a hot meal as I was sick during the night, no idea why, not feeling sick anymore just tired and lacking appetite, so I had a low carb roll with low sugar chocolate and hazelnut spread.
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Looks amazing, I want it!Brunch - ham and eggs
Mid aft - lump of cheddar and handful of nuts.
Dinner - Fry up of chicken, chorizo, sprouts, mushrooms and spinach. Served with a dollop of cottage cheese, 1/2 avocado and the almost obligatory Nando’s peri peri sauce which I seem to have on everything currently. View attachment 57564
Looks amazing, I want it!
I'll be having zuurkoolstamppot again, mash (cauliflower in my case instead of the traditional potato) mixed with sauerkraut and served with zuurkoolspek and rookworst.
Both worth buying if you're ever in the Netherlands, but if you want to have a go at zuurkoolstamppot it works very well with bacon too, or whatever else salty fatty meat you like.
I make the mash with a knob of butter, a generous scoop of crème frâiche, a 'garden herbs' stock cube and a stick blender.
Stamppot is more or less out national winter dish.I like the sound of zuurkoolstamppot almost as much as I like the name. I hadn’t thought of mixing in salty meat or sausage with mashed cauli but I can imagine the flavours would go really well. I do like a mixed up meal.
When I lived in the UK as a teenager I used to buy delicious cold, cooked chicken thights from a couple of different supermarkets. I preferred not to cook where possible (very sparse facilities!) so for a year I think I pretty much lived off of those chicken thighs, bagels (no one had heard of low carb then!), Brie cheese, Braeburn apples and gooseberry fool! Happy memories.Morning all. Very nice day here so hope it is where you are. Yesterdays plan changed as did not go shopping so today hopefully will do so. I had a hm chicken stew out of the freezer and I managed to boil some eggs and make egg mayo. Will get the cooked chicken thighs today and for tea I have some prawns and Keto Ranch dressing. My Irish granddaughter is coming for the weekend and I am so looking forward to that. She doesn't mind eating 'my' diet.
Have a nice day everyone.
Hope you'll get some good advice from locals.I am going to be in the UK next week and was planning on buying lots of Low Carb foods ( crackers, brownies etc) that I cannot find here. Locally they really have nothing! I noticed that low carb bread is very popular on here. are there any other products that you really rate? Ketchup... I sthere a good Low carb ketchup?
Any advice would be gratefully appreciated!
Ann, why do you have to have anything with your belly pork? A boiled egg for b/f (non-exploding of course), bowl of soup midday and some belly pork for tea. That's your 3 meals a day and not too much for you hopefully. Good luck with it.2.30 am been up for an hour after going to bed at 10 pm. BG 6.5 but I've had some pain killers and took them with a couple of teaspoons of yoghurt to get them down. Followed with a cup of tea, so I daresay it will be on the rise now.
Just trying to figure out how to have 3 meals throughout the day as recommended by that ridiculously young doctor. They will have to be small. I've got out of the habit of 3 meals but I will try and see if it makes any difference. I really have to do something about my weight so will have to be careful not to eat more than I currently do.
Need to start off with some kind of egg but make it just one instead of my normal 2 but should that be with a rasher of bacon?
Then maybe I can make some soup for lunch - I have some leeks, so maybe leek and something or other.
I have a piece of belly pork which I took out of the freezer yesterday, so I'll roast that for a third meal and see if I can cope with some vegetable or other with it. Trouble is, keeping it to a small portion because I do so love roasted pork belly.
That was another of the young doctor's instructions - get back to eating vegetables. I had leeks with my pork and actually enjoyed it - no ill effecgts so far, so that's one experiment that did work. However BGs all over the place. Need to work on that.Ann, why do you have to have anything with your belly pork? A boiled egg for b/f (non-exploding of course), bowl of soup midday and some belly pork for tea. That's your 3 meals a day and not too much for you hopefully. Good luck with it.
I was quite fond of putting crispy pancetta through cheesy mashed cauliflower. I've often thought that mixing cabbage through it would make a very acceptable "non potato" bubble and squeak.I like the sound of zuurkoolstamppot almost as much as I like the name. I hadn’t thought of mixing in salty meat or sausage with mashed cauli but I can imagine the flavours would go really well. I do like a mixed up meal.
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