That sounds nicely low carb! Would it do for humans?
Wednesday 22 March - bed 6.8 FBG 7.1. A quieter day, thankfully, although the school decided to give eldest the first 2 periods off this week and next. It was mainly because he has been unsettled on Wednesdays as he doesn't regard them as "proper educational subjects." I can't say it, but I agree. Instead, he spent the time with me, and we got through a lot of his English homework.
B. After delivering grandson back at school & shopping, TAG, and a couple of M&S crackers with whipped cheese.
L. Bit of crustless quiche
D. I enjoyed the sea bass so much the other week that I had it again with spinach, tomato, and mushroom.
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I'm the same when it comes to bones - that's why I won't eat herring or kippers. No way to get rid of those tiny, fine bones. I do waste quite a lot of smoked mackerel getting rid of the bits where there are bones, but I can manage it. Usually I prefer my fish to be without bones, other than skate or dogfish (which used to be called rock salmon but was neither salmon nor caught inshore) but neither of them have real bones - just cartiledge, and it's hard to get skate wings and impossible to get dogfish here.Smoked. Every time I've tried it, there are bones galore. I'm one of these people who, if I find a bone, is immediately put off eating anymore.
Weirdly, I also love a Dover Sole, but in that case, I prefer to get it on the bone and do my own filleting once it's cooked.
Mackerel, I'm afraid, has been the source of too many bones for my mind to accept it.
I love skate wings Ann. I even eat as many of the bones as I can manage hoping there is some collagen in them. Will have to look that up!I'm the same when it comes to bones - that's why I won't eat herring or kippers. No way to get rid of those tiny, fine bones. I do waste quite a lot of smoked mackerel getting rid of the bits where there are bones, but I can manage it. Usually I prefer my fish to be without bones, other than skate or dogfish (which used to be called rock salmon but was neither salmon nor caught inshore) but neither of them have real bones - just cartiledge, and it's hard to get skate wings and impossible to get dogfish here.
In my opinion, the best fish ever is dogfish. Being a kind of shark, it doesn't seem to be very popular and fishermen just chuck it back because they don't have a market for it. Similar to monkfish, but better tasting, it just has a cartiledge along the length of its body so no bones to worry about. There was some talk about dogfish being endangered but I don't see how, there is little market for it - unless they catch lots and throw them back dead into the sea.I love skate wings Ann. I even eat as many of the bones as I can manage hoping there is some collagen in them. Will have to look that up!
Just had my salmon with garlic and ginger sauce. Sadly, the piece of salmon was very small and I could have eaten twice the amount. It was really good though. To fill a pretty large hole I had 2 tiny slices of low carb bread (3 grams carb total) with plenty of butter. 15 units of insulin before breakfast and before 2nd meal and BG has been below 6 all day so far.Just received information from diabetes nurse - she's not sounding too impressed by the low carbing but gives a hope that it might help my liver. She tells me that my HBa1c is 63 (9 February) down from 64 last September. I suppose that's a bit better but my HBa1c was 53 some months ago so it's a bit disappointing. The thing is, when I had my blood tests, nobody would give me the results, so I was unaware. Maybe I can get it back down by really low carb, which is what I am doing now.
Breakfast: cabbage with other veg, left over from yesterday with eggs.
2nd meal: will be salmon with ginger and garlic sauce.
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