filly
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Diet only
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- Spicy food which is too hot. Nasty people who have no idea on your life journey but feel the need to comment and be cruel.
Yes! I divide it into single portions. Reheated simply from frozen in either microwave or pan, or can just let defrost then use as wishecWhich leaves me with too much purée still. Can you freeze cauliflower purée
I've frozen cauliflower puree by accident! I meant to pop into fridge but got put in freezer instead! I defrosted it and it had split with a watery liquid. I just stirred it so liquid back in puree mix and then added cheese and reheated in oven it was lovely much to my relief. Hope yours goes ok too I'm sure it will.I made a big (3, maybe 4 days worth) pot of slow cooked beef and onion, and enough cauliflower purée. for at least 3 days, and invited neighbour-in-the-garden for dinner.
First a beer in his trailer, and then we didn't have the patience to put the purée in the oven so we had the stew with a slice of bread. Turned out very tasty, so now I have a large pot of purée but no stew to go with it.
I'll turn some of the purée into zuurkoolstamppot by adding sauerkraut and smoked sausage, and I'm sure the leftover juices with still a little meat and onion from yesterdays meal will go very well with it.
Which leaves me with too much purée still. Can you freeze cauliflower purée?
I spent a very cosy night with my neighbour, my two dogs, his dog, and my two sleepover dogs in his caravan, but the repeated mild hypos were no fun. I've had to leave the bed 3 times to treat, so during the night I had winegums, chocolate easter eggs and some bread. Poor Tale had to endure the repeated Libre alarms but hasn't complained.
When it was almost time to get up for my friday morning aqua session, the hypo alarm went off for a 4th time, and I was stupid enough to think I could snuggle up to Tale just a little bit longer before treating.
That's not how hypos work, I felt horrible enough to remind him of my glucagon nosespray in my bag, just in case. Not needed, thankfully, a couple of winegums did the trick, but it took me a long time to feel a bit like myself again, yuck!
I've already been titrating my long acting down for a while, will reduce dose more again tonight. Anyway, it was a good reminder to not get complacent with hypos, I don't think I'll make that mistake again any time soon!
Still, good food (except for all those winegums, but the easter eggs were pretty nice) and a lovely night, so all is well.
My kefir is doing very well!
I started on saturday, first batch took 3 days, second batch 2, and the one I started yesterday was ready today.
Haven't done much experimenting yet, but so far I found I really like it with a little salt, just a hint.
Efraïm, one of the cats, has also found out he loves kefir, and he goes completely crazy when I'm fiddling with it in the kitchen.
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Evening @IanBish. Proper broccoli, I hope.
I was wondering about that, todays kefir is much thicker than the other two batches. Glad to hear it's normal!Mine is also getting thicker again it's very satisfying cultivating kefir
It's a good sign the thicker the better.I was wondering about that, todays kefir is much thicker than the other two batches. Glad to hear it's normal!
I said it wasn't all that nice. @LivingLightly may have meant that it wasn't natural, but merely bred as a new vegetable. I'm sure @LivingLightly can elaborate, though.I remember seeing your original reply about tenderstem broccoli and I meant to look into it later. I thought tenderstem was just traditional broccoli crossed with kale which sounds ok. Would you mind reiterating please?
A lovely-looking summer lunch. I'm enjoying a couple of glasses of Shiraz too!L- a pretty salad of things that needed eating up. H/m yoghurt, blueberries and seeds.
D- Pressure cooker beef stroganoff, sauteed courgette ribbons. Couple of glasses of 0 sugar Shiraz (14% ABV so not for the faint hearted, but great accompaniment to the meal)View attachment 66760
merely bred as a new vegetable.
Congratulations @RosemaryJackson on completing a marathon fast. A splendid accomplishment!Morning all. I did a 22 hour fast yesterday ! Found it surprisingly easy, fully expected to be hungry and give in but I just drank more. I'm going to see how long I last today, then I'll have a chicken leg with veg. Have a nice day all.
Evening @DJC3I remember seeing your original reply about tenderstem broccoli and I meant to look into it later. I thought tenderstem was just traditional broccoli crossed with kale which sounds ok. Would you mind reiterating please?
Evening @IanBish. I tried tenderstem once, never again. What a disappointment!I said it wasn't all that nice. @LivingLightly may have meant that it wasn't natural, but merely bred as a new vegetable. I'm sure @LivingLightly can elaborate, though.
Yes @ravensmitten, but traditional classical plant-breeding techniques do not involve GMOs and historically haven't been patented.Isn't all broccoli/cauli/kale/brussels selectively bred?
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