Hi @DJC3 sounds like you have had a great foody day, apart from the yoghurt. I’m tempted to make the DD rolls and the crisp breads, I do more cooking now than I did when my girls were young.Up very early to give my daughter a lift, so had a few extra hours this morning and did some cooking - DD bread rolls, DD seedy crispbread ( thanks for recommendation @shelley262 ) homemade mayo with the spare egg yolks from the rolls and finally coconut and macadamia squares.
B: scrambled egg, smoked salmon and avocado. Coffee and cream
Mid morning a handful of pecan nuts and a seedy cracker almost fresh from the oven.
L: DD roll filled with homemade mayo, avocado and the leftover 1/2 chicken breast I didnt eat yesterday.
Then a small bowl of a plain soya yoghurt from M&S- only 1g carb /100ml so thought I’d give it a go. I think it’s an aquired taste I haven’t quite aquired yet but I’ll persevere a bit longer.
D: Cod with melting Gruyere, spinach and mushrooms. I found this recipe in an old Gary Rhodes cookery book, there were quite a lot of low carb dishes in it when I looked closely. I don’t think he’d intended that - they were just meant to be simple and delicious.
One of the coconut and macadamia squares for pud.
Glad the Lo dough wraps were good @jayney27 I hoped mine would arrive today but after making the rolls etc I don’t really need more bread type things. Good thing they have a long shelf life.
@DJC3 and @maglil55 the lo dough was a success, as mentioned yesterday I thought I would try it 2 ways, there isn’t a great deal of taste, if any, however the texture was ok, if I’m honest I prefer fat head pizza base but for convenience and quickness it was great, and it was a joy to open my lunch box today to find a wrap. I could make sandwiches as I have found low carb bread that I like but a wrap seems a bit more exciting somehow. I agree that the price is steep but I have just ordered 6 packs to keep for lazy days and when I fancy a change.
I would certainly love to lower my LDL, but I drink a lot less coffee than you, and the only time I tried filter coffee the taste was disappointing to me. I'd be as happy with Instant! Plus the filter papers seem very expensive, and rather wasteful. Do you really achieve the taste you like? BTW I recently tried giving up real coffee altogether, but that didn't last long! My theory is that eating very low carb we deprive ourselves of variety and a lot of pleasures, even though double cream is an important compensation, so it's important to cling to the ones that are left.Filter coffee provided you buy old fashioned filter paper traps the oils so less LDL raising oils - well I think so as it did make a difference.
Hi yes love the filter coffee. Use a strong coffee and really think flavour is similar. I really can’t drink instant so very happy with this solution. Re filter papers they are unbleached ones I buy and currently adding to compost as hoping they are biodegradable!I would certainly love to lower my LDL, but I drink a lot less coffee than you, and the only time I tried filter coffee the taste was disappointing to me. I'd be as happy with Instant! Plus the filter papers seem very expensive, and rather wasteful. Do you really achieve the taste you like? BTW I recently tried giving up real coffee altogether, but that didn't last long! My theory is that eating very low carb we deprive ourselves of variety and a lot of pleasures, even though double cream is an important compensation, so it's important to cling to the ones that are left.
That's reassuring. I suppose I shouldn't be too influenced by one bad experience. After all, I have had disappointing coffee made in a cafetière.Hi yes love the filter coffee. Use a strong coffee and really think flavour is similar.
Well done! I'm sure they are compostable. After all, paper comes from wood, and even chunks of wood will rot down given long enough.Re filter papers they are unbleached ones I buy and currently adding to compost as hoping they are biodegradable!
Bit off topic for the thread but in line with your concerns @Alexandra100 may be of interest if not ignoreWell done! I'm sure they are compostable. After all, paper comes from wood, and even chunks of wood will rot down given long enough.
@maglil55 on the packaging they do suggest you can grill or fry the dough so maybe that would add some flavour but I think if the fillings or toppings are tasty it’s not too bad, I enjoyed both my versions of it yesterday xOK that's enough for me to order it too. I'm not too bothered about the lack of taste as the fillings sort that. Texture is the thing though. @jayney27 did you consider griddling the lo dough before filling it? Seems like it is a good standby for the store cupboard.
Just hunting at the moment for a keto/low carb flaky (or puff) pastry recipe if there is such a thing. I know the Fathead one as I've made the chicken pot pie a few times. It's tasty enough but it's not pastry! Anyone know one that is pastry like (savoury not sweet)?
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