shelley262
Expert
- Messages
- 5,628
- Location
- Worcestershire Uk
- Type of diabetes
- I reversed my Type 2
- Treatment type
- Diet only
No, just weestix. I know they're inaccurate but accurate enough for my purposes. You might want to look at how ldl is calculated - I don't really pay it any attention. Chicken, cheese and butter feature quite a lot in my eating.Do you use ketone strips to test for ketones?
I too want to do nutritional ketosis. My high ldl is a problem. Dont want to eat chicken, cheese, butter as am on statin.
Those olives look goood.
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Pan fry: Streaky Bacon x4, red onion, white cabbage, spring greens, radish, 2 tomatoes, little fennel, in a tsp of olive oil, seasoned with caraway seed, black pepper, garlic powder and salt.
OkNo, just weestix. I know they're inaccurate but accurate enough for my purposes. You might want to look at how ldl is calculated - I don't really pay it any attention. Chicken, cheese and butter feature quite a lot in my eating.
My treat today is my weekly phone call to my brother. My children have always been told that I was privileged to be able to have them so need no gifts, just their continued presence in my life. Busy day, anyway. Have to start the prep for Tuesday's event - some baking and a vegetable dish. Thought I would shock them all by making a jewelled rice, but with cauliflower rice instead of basmati.Morning all. Happy Mothers Day to all the Mums on here. Enjoy your special day, hopefully a pampering day! For my special menu I'm having barbecue ribs with mangetout and celeriac chips. My bg is up because yesterday I had some 85% chocolate which gave me acid reflux. I can't take the prescribed meds for it, so I had milk which obviously has sugar in it. Today will be a more careful day!
@Antje77 beat me to it! I was going to say the same. Grandson's 4 are currently on treats of dehydrated carrot and mini cobs, but they do like their apple.Good call! Grandchildren have 4, and they’d probably appreciate a change in diet from my usual veg peelings.
The sooner I can get proper reading glasses the better. I read that as "Octopus tea!"Hi All
Brekkie was usual slice LC toast and copious tea.
Lunch was ham salad.
Supper will be two lamb chops with chopped mushrooms fried in the same pan.
Newsflash: I finally plucked up the courage to cook a whole swede in the microwave and it was a brilliant success. I put knife dents all over a medium swede then placed it on kitchen paper in a pyrex dish. Did 15 mins on high, then turned over and did another 15 mins. Took it out and when cool cut easily in thick slices, removed skin, and mashed with seasoning. Microwave didnt explode and now I can return to enjoying swede again. Two bags gone into freezer for cottage pies. If I hadn’t needed to mash it 10 mins a side might have been enough. Next time for mash I will do it while still warm so I can mix in some butter.
My treat today is my weekly phone call to my brother. My children have always been told that I was privileged to be able to have them so need no gifts, just their continued presence in my life. Busy day, anyway. Have to start the prep for Tuesday's event - some baking and a vegetable dish. Thought I would shock them all by making a jewelled rice, but with cauliflower rice instead of basmati.
Breakfast: bacon and egg but this time in the form of an omelette.
2nd meal: some more of the butter chicken from yesterday. It is supposed to be made with chicken breast, but I used chicken thigh because I prefer the flavour (and the cost). Mine is a lot more basic than the "official" recipe and is a lot less complicated, so it suits me.
Edit: corrected typo
Not a million miles away from my recipe.imake mine in the pressure cooker, but this recipe is super tasty and low carb to boot. https://twosleevers.com/slow-cooker-butter-chicken/
Not all that long ago I was taking 180 units of Humilog daily and BG was still in the 12-14 range. Now I am taking about 50 units daily and my BG is in the 5-9 range most of the time, other than first thing when it is 8-9. Something is going right.@Annb - the reduction in insulin is definitely a win!
I love that.and served it on one of mums favourite plates.
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