CranberryIce
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I'm sure you've done this many times for which I apologise but could you point me at the lemon zucchini cake recipe? T.I.A.Hi all. Still feeling under the weather - and amazingly hungry - but have had 2 pieces of good news today:
Firstly have joined @shelley262 in the 30 club - that is my new HbA1c (meter averages suggested a couple of points lower, but pleased to see a reduction) and secondly my MRI review on my shins revealed no bone, muscle, tissue or tendon damage. Apparently it’s just my body objecting after years of inactivity, so have the green light to continue as I am and just be guided by pain as to when to stop, safe in the knowledge that no damage is being done. Conversation with nurse was very positive - have posted in the success stories section.
On to eating. Consumed a vast amount today. Hungry all day.
Breakfast - 2 poached eggs and 2 rashers of bacon. Was very glad to have decided to eat when I arrived at the hospital to find an enormous queue - took 30 minutes just to book in!
Lunch - small fathead pizza with pepperoni topping followed by lemon zucchini cake with extra thick double cream.
Dinner - M&S Serrano ham and manchego cheese rollitos.
Snacks - lazy dessert of extra thick double cream mixed with almond butter and a 64g bag of salted almonds. 50g Sainsbury’s 85% chocolate.
Edited to add chocolate consumption!
I'm sure you've done this many times for which I apologise but could you point me at the lemon zucchini cake recipe? T.I.A.
I have all those ingredients! It sounds like it will make a huge cake. Which can only be a good thingHi. Here it is.
Lemon zucchini/courgette cake is 25 grams of carb for total cake – so if divided into 10 slices will work out at 2.5 grams of carb per portion
Preheat oven to 170C (150 fan) / 350F/ gas mark 5 Line and grease large loaf tin
Ingredients
● 250g erythritol
● 90ml olive oil
● 2eggs
● 75ml unsweetened almond milk
● Juice and zest of 1 large lemon
● 225g courgettes, grated
● 215g ground almonds
● 45g chia seeds
● 1 tsp vanilla extract
● 2 tsp baking powder
● half teaspoon salt
Method
1. Combine ground almonds, baking powder and salt and set aside.
2. Whisk erythritol and olive oil in a large bowl.
3. Add eggs and almond milk to bowl and whisk again.
4. Stir in the lemon juice and vanilla extract followed by the almonds, baking
powder and salt.
5. Fold in courgettes and lemon zest.
6. Add chia seeds and stir.
7. Bake for around 55 minutes.
Editing to say that I used twice as much lemon in last cake and got a better result.
I have all those ingredients! It sounds like it will make a huge cake. Which can only be a good thing
Hope you are soon on the mend @maglil55 I seem to have something similar but not as virulentI'm behind again. I should have guessed when the legs went, couldn't stay awake, arms painful and sweats started. Yes , full of the cold. Bed on Sunday still fine at 5 3 but arose to 7 and soon reached 9.2 before an even quicker descent. Up an down all day.
B. Tassimo Americano grande with a dash of cream.
L. Couple of Costcos sausages with a fried egg and 2 rashers of streaky bacon.
D. Tesco prawn cocktail, mini plum tomatoes, lettuce and 1/2 avocado.
Chia Pudding with 6 raspberries.
Today bed 5.2 FBG 5.7 but soon hit 8 7
B. Nothing
L. Nothing
Lay about nursing a sore throat and trying to stay awake.
D. eventually, slice Tesco high protein bread with smoked salmon pate. Lettuce, tomatoes
Loads of water and paracetamol.
Right now I'm off to bed. Shattered!
@DJC3 - A starter for when you have leftovers to be used up: https://thefoodieeats.com/pressure-cooker-stuffed-peppers/
I have a couple of nights on my own this week, and a couple of single portions of leftovers in the freezer, so I feel a real variation on this coming up.
This looks great, thank you. Very interesting about the difference between 3 and 4 lobed peppers - I’d no idea.
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