I bought corned beef today so the cheesy corned beef thingy is back on the menu either tomorrow or Monday (or both).Glad you’re feeling a bit better @ziggy_w
@Brunneria these look good, and simple. Still haven’t tried the corned beef thingy. I’ve bought a tin of corned beef but keep forgetting. It’s good to have a few different recipes in reserve, saves boredom setting in.
I have and it is indeed a lovely curry. I also had DD naan with it. Didn't have the garlic butter with it but added nigella seeds. Tastes a bit like a potato scone.Still 18:6 intermittent fasting - seems to be helping fbg
B: coffee and cream
L: halloumi, avocado, spinach and poached egg. Followed by Greek yoghurt and raspberries.
D: DD keto garam masala chicken ( have any of you tried this? It’s scrummy) with cauli rice, green salad, then 5 Hotel Chocolate buttons.
Have a good evening all.
It's gone to copy me that. Their scotch eggs I'd make my favorite crumb with pork scratching and parmesan to crumb them. Another good grab and go though although when at home the cheesy corned beef egg thingy will take some beating.Hi All
Because that cheesy eggy corned beef thing has been popular, I thought I would dig out a recipe I used to love.
Low Carb Breakfast Balls.
They are a different formulabut have a similar deliciousness.
Good hot or cold, breakfast, snack or main.
Actually, the only reason I stopped making these was because Mr B couldn’t stop. I would make a whole tray, and they would just vaporise....
http://www.geniuskitchen.com/recipe/low-carb-breakfast-balls-98774
In the end I was making them in slabs, like meatloaf, because it was easier than forming bite sized meatballs that he would just inhale.
I have and it is indeed a lovely curry. I also had DD naan with it. Didn't have the garlic butter with it but added nigella seeds. Tastes a bit like a potato scone.
....i think next time I may dilute the cream (or the choc) with cold water (or boozeor orange juice ) as an experiment.
I think OJ would make the cream curdle wouldn’t it?
I've done that. Sometimes you just have to say *** and go for it.Fell off the LCHF waggon today. I felt a need for something sugary so ate a small KitKat this afternoon. Apart from that meals were all low carb. But I really enjoyed that treat!
Fell off the LCHF waggon today. I felt a need for something sugary so ate a small KitKat this afternoon. Apart from that meals were all low carb. But I really enjoyed that treat!
Agreed! I've just had it again too with my usual additions of chopped red pepper, chorizo and hot sauce.Late from yesterday @Brunneria cheesy corned beef creation...easy, delicious and filling. This is a keeper and aside from coffee with cream was my only meal yesterday. Great recipe....doubt there is anyone here who hasn't tried it but if not....do!
Hi I often grate those buttons on to things including oppo vanilla ice cream it’s delicious good way of improving a plainer pud@Brunneria your post made me laugh a lot. Thank you for a bit of sunshine on a gloomy and cold day.
B: coffee and cream
L: ham avocado poached egg and mayo. Followed by Greek yoghurt and sf jelly. I grated 1 Hotel Choc 100% button on top which turned an ordinary bowlful into something decadent and delicious.
S: hungry this aft so a handful of brazils, then an individual (12g) portion of M&S mature cheddar.
D: in about 20mins will be DD roast belly pork with creamy cheesy cabbage. Probably a couple of Hotel Choc buttons later and maybe a G&T because its that sort of day.
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