Evening @LivingLightly - indeed it was. I love eating chicken legs that way.Evening @IanBish. Bet that was finger-licking good!
Food supplies are erratic here in the winter. Sometimes the ferries don't run because of the weather, or they've broken down; sometimes the lorries don't make it to Ullapool to get on the ferry because of the weather. Other times it's fine. We get used to it. The big problem is when word goes around that there is, or will be, a shortage of some foodstuff (or toilet rolls). Then, those who can afford to, buy up everything in the shops and everyone else gets left with nothing. It's a matter of "devil take the hindmost".Tuesday 16 January - bed 7.9 FBG 7. @MrsA2 - so sorry. You are really going through it at the moment xx
B TAG and 2 slices of SRSLY toast with coronation chicken. Benecol dairy free.
L. Nothing. Guys were here removing old range and fitting nice, shiny new one!
D. DD smash burger with guacamole, beetroot, portobello mushroom, and stir fried cabbage. Cabbage got a bit overdone. Gas burners are a lot more powerful. CC little chocolate pot and 4 raspberries.
Gin and soda.
It's absolutely bitter here and very sleety. @Annb - is your food supply improving yet on the island? View attachment 65583
I had to look up EpoissesEvening all
The Orkney organic salmon fillets I usually buy were not available this week, so decided to try Alaskan wild salmon. Apart from its striking red colour, the flavour and texture made an instant impression. Yes, I could definitely get used to Alaskan wild salmon!
Today:
B: Two poached eggs with a knob of butter and avocado, seasoned with black pepper plus a wedge of Époisses.
Water to swallow tablet.
Espresso.
L: Salmon fillets baked with broccoli, mushrooms, double cream and lemon verbena.
Steamed carrot batons and French beans smothered with butter.
Water to drink.
Skipped pud.
D Seafood salad using tiger prawns, brown shrimps, lettuce, baby plum tomatoes, celery, Romano peppers, Kalamata olives and salad onions, dressed with an olive oil, balsamic and garlic vinaigrette, topped with roasted macadamia nuts.
Water to swallow tablets.
Winner for sticking with it as much as you could while out. Eating out especially in a carvery situation which has all you can get on your plate for a set price is always a huge temptation. I do what you did and fill plate as much as possible with meat and lower carb veg so less room on the plate for temptations!FBG this morning an improvement with 9.3 .
Yesterday meals were
Breakfast 2 eggs fried 2 small bacon rashers I toast and coffee (32 carbs )
Going out in the afternoon for meal so only had a snack at lunch time ..an apple and a piece of cheese ( 14 carbs )
Carvery stuck mainly to the veg ( meat was gammon and beef ) did have small roastie and half a yorkshire pud bit of gravy no idea what carb content was but I ate far less that I would " normally " do ..
Little snack at 7pm mainly to take tablets ( almonds and small piece of cheese ).Don't know total carbs because of the meal out but my FBG was better this morning than of late .
2nd meal will be Cullen Skink, without any thickening potato, just lots of leeks, smoked haddock and milk/cream mixture. Again, if I can, with no insulin.
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What gets me is when the voice search on the TV declares, "I'm sorry, I haven't learnt that yet." Also, an advert we get (probably only in Scotland - be grateful) for the Scotto. It's really annoying!@MrsA2, so sorry, you've really had an awful couple of months, thoughts are with you. {{Hugs}} right back at ya.
BTW, Alexa really does get it in the neck from me sometimes (thesmartdumb tv too!!), you ought to hear me when she replies "Mmm I don't know that!".She's also handy for appt reminders!
I decided on carnivore this evening, a ribeye & a duck breast. Ok, with 3 grape tomatoes on the side to break up the richness.
Oh yes, it does it often & 9 minutes before, it understood!What gets me is when the voice search on the TV declares, "I'm sorry, I haven't learnt that yet." Also, an advert we get (probably only in Scotland - be grateful) for the Scotto. It's really annoying!
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