Oh and I had a sherry glass of that chocolate red wine I mentioned the other day. It left a nice warm feeling. Port with a hint of chocolate......B.scrambled egg and a tablespoon of cream and parsley. Slice of Tesco's high protein bread with Lurpack. Less sugar latte.
L. Less sugar latte
D. Spicy prawns and calamari.
Pork fillet with Apple cider sauce , cauliflower mash and roasted spiced cauliflower . Campari and soda and a wee bottle of prosecco (it's Sunday- feed the family day)
I'm getting a bit cheesed off with my morning readings. I know about dawn phenomenon and I know it took months to get it down last time but last few days it has been hovering 10.1 / 10.2 . It comes down pretty quickly during the day but I'm struggling to get into the 6's. Must admit I haven't been feeling great so it may just be some sort of bug lurking. Still back to school runs, watching grandsons, swimming lessons etc from tomorrow so we'll see if upping the activity gets a reversal. Certainly not going to doctor as I don't want the 'up your meds' solution.
Here's a weird question. After all that talk of all things cauliflower I'll be having mince tonight with steamed greens and cauliflower mash. Now you all know the trick to good mash is getting the water out of the cauliflower- has anyone ever tried using a hair dryer on it? (See told you it was weird. Sometimes I think too much!)
Nope, I roll it in kitchen towelHere's a weird question. After all that talk of all things cauliflower I'll be having mince tonight with steamed greens and cauliflower mash. Now you all know the trick to good mash is getting the water out of the cauliflower- has anyone ever tried using a hair dryer on it? (See told you it was weird. Sometimes I think too much!)
Since I came up with the weird idea I might try it as an experiment.Here's a weird question. After all that talk of all things cauliflower I'll be having mince tonight with steamed greens and cauliflower mash. Now you all know the trick to good mash is getting the water out of the cauliflower- has anyone ever tried using a hair dryer on it? (See told you it was weird. Sometimes I think too much!)
I leave mine in the colander for 5 minutes so that the excess water can evaporate (in the form of steam) which usually does the trick or sometimes then put it back into the saucepan and put it back over the heat to remove any more water. Imagine a hairdryer would do the same jobHere's a weird question. After all that talk of all things cauliflower I'll be having mince tonight with steamed greens and cauliflower mash. Now you all know the trick to good mash is getting the water out of the cauliflower- has anyone ever tried using a hair dryer on it? (See told you it was weird. Sometimes I think too much!)
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