Hi, good to read you had a good journey, I’m yet to try a quiche but I have just placed a lo dough order, I’m down to my last pack, so a quiche will be on the menu at some point next week.Evening all - I’m safely at mums in York’s journey not too bad today
Breakfast boiled egg and one slice LC bread
Lunch picnic on journey lodough quiche I’m so impressed with this will be a regular it’s liked by all followed by lc lemon drizzle
Dinner chicken salad and two glasses of red wine followed by sf jelly and cream
A few more jobs planned in am then back home.
Happy 21st birthdAy for tomorrow @RachoxBreakfast: my usual low carb coconut ‘porridge’ with strawberries and cream washed down with a black coffee.
Lunch: 2 x boiled eggs with Marmite soldiers made from a slice of HiLo followed by Greek yoghurt and raspberries.
Mid-afternoon: lemon chia pudding and black coffee.
Dinner: cold sweet chilli chicken with cauliflower and broccoli salad, pork scratchings and coleslaw followed by SF jelly, cream and a spoonful of LC chocolate granola.
Looking forward to dinner out at Jamie’s tomorrow for my birthday, 21 again!
@shelley262 can I ask how you made the filling for your lo dough quiche? I’ve never made a low carb one, I’m assuming eggs and thinking of replacing milk with cream???Evening all - I’m safely at mums in York’s journey not too bad today
Breakfast boiled egg and one slice LC bread
Lunch picnic on journey lodough quiche I’m so impressed with this will be a regular it’s liked by all followed by lc lemon drizzle
Dinner chicken salad and two glasses of red wine followed by sf jelly and cream
A few more jobs planned in am then back home.
Hi @jayney27 I cooked in butter one finely chopped spring onion, two slices of finely chopped streaky bacon, a couple of tomatoes ( took skins off when cooked) and cooled. I then whisked up three eggs and I think about 150mls of double cream and generous amount of vintage cheddar cheese plus Dash of mustard and salt and pepper. Oven on 160fan. Used a silicone sandwich tin, buttered it a lot, pressed one lodough into tin and pushed it out to cover tin then added the bacon mix to bottom then added eggs, cheese and cream mix and cooked for 40mins. It rises and then flattens a bit after cooking. I would have put some mushrooms in too but had run out! I can’t believe how good it is tbh. I’ve always liked quiche and ok it’s not home made pastry but it it is acceptable especially if rich filling too. Good luck and enjoy@shelley262 can I ask how you made the filling for your lo dough quiche? I’ve never made a low carb one, I’m assuming eggs and thinking of replacing milk with cream???
Oh no does that mean only one Lidl roll left for the auction!Hi all
Happy birthday @Rachox
@shelley262 glad you had a good journey to your mums.
Today’s menu was
Breakfast - none
Lunch - Lidl protein roll with bacon
Dinner - GBK burger with buttered cabbage followed by lazy dessert of extra thick double cream mixed with almond butter and 3 Hotel Chocolat 100% buttons
Are you ever going to exhaust the Lidl roll supply?? Green with envy.Hi all
Happy birthday @Rachox
@shelley262 glad you had a good journey to your mums.
Today’s menu was
Breakfast - none
Lunch - Lidl protein roll with bacon
Dinner - GBK burger with buttered cabbage followed by lazy dessert of extra thick double cream mixed with almond butter and 3 Hotel Chocolat 100% buttons
Evening all
@jayney27 I’ve always used 1 (or 2 eggs depending on size) per 1/4 pt cream for quiche. That’s the basic custart and you can bung in whatever fillings you fancy with a large handful of grated cheese.
@Rachox hope you have a wonderful day tomorrow. I love Jamie’s.
@shelley262 I’m glad it’s all going smoothly with your mum
@maglil55 so glad you have managed to get a private nurse to come in for your sister now,
My bgs are still gently rising irritatingly - thought I had this thing cracked a couple of weeks ago!
I decided Im not going to eat unless bg is <6 which meant today I didn’t eat til 4pm. I was ravenous by then - especially having taken grandaughters to a party and sat through the pizza tea without even a nibble.
Few cups of tea with almond milk and coffee with cream during the day.
4pm leftover scraps of pork from yesterday - I’m sure I put a whole plateful in the fridge last night!
D: a sausage, lamb chop, mushrooms, small fried tomato and a fried egg. 2 glasses red.
Thank you, I’m planning on cheese, tomato and onion as this was always my favourite, just wasn’t sure if it would work with cream as a replacement for the milk, I have some bacon so may add that too. Thank you for sharing your recipe xHi @jayney27 I cooked in butter one finely chopped spring onion, two slices of finely chopped streaky bacon, a couple of tomatoes ( took skins off when cooked) and cooled. I then whisked up three eggs and I think about 150mls of double cream and generous amount of vintage cheddar cheese plus Dash of mustard and salt and pepper. Oven on 160fan. Used a silicone sandwich tin, buttered it a lot, pressed one lodough into tin and pushed it out to cover tin then added the bacon mix to bottom then added eggs, cheese and cream mix and cooked for 40mins. It rises and then flattens a bit after cooking. I would have put some mushrooms in too but had run out! I can’t believe how good it is tbh. I’ve always liked quiche and ok it’s not home made pastry but it it is acceptable especially if rich filling too. Good luck and enjoy
Thank you for sharing, I used to make quiche a lot a long time ago, just wasn’t sure cream would work in place of milk, as that’s what I used to use. Hope your numbers come down a little bit for you, it’s so upsetting when they rise despite being careful isn’t it? I get frustrated, annoyed and quite upset.Evening all
@jayney27 I’ve always used 1 (or 2 eggs depending on size) per 1/4 pt cream for quiche. That’s the basic custart and you can bung in whatever fillings you fancy with a large handful of grated cheese.
@Rachox hope you have a wonderful day tomorrow. I love Jamie’s.
@shelley262 I’m glad it’s all going smoothly with your mum
@maglil55 so glad you have managed to get a private nurse to come in for your sister now,
My bgs are still gently rising irritatingly - thought I had this thing cracked a couple of weeks ago!
I decided Im not going to eat unless bg is <6 which meant today I didn’t eat til 4pm. I was ravenous by then - especially having taken grandaughters to a party and sat through the pizza tea without even a nibble.
Few cups of tea with almond milk and coffee with cream during the day.
4pm leftover scraps of pork from yesterday - I’m sure I put a whole plateful in the fridge last night!
D: a sausage, lamb chop, mushrooms, small fried tomato and a fried egg. 2 glasses red.
Happy Birthday for tomorrow I hope you have a special day xBreakfast: my usual low carb coconut ‘porridge’ with strawberries and cream washed down with a black coffee.
Lunch: 2 x boiled eggs with Marmite soldiers made from a slice of HiLo followed by Greek yoghurt and raspberries.
Mid-afternoon: lemon chia pudding and black coffee.
Dinner: cold sweet chilli chicken with cauliflower and broccoli salad, pork scratchings and coleslaw followed by SF jelly, cream and a spoonful of LC chocolate granola.
Looking forward to dinner out at Jamie’s tomorrow for my birthday, 21 again!
Simples - don't see the 3 pints of tea entry enoughWondering where I am going wrong. 2 litres water
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