fran57
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Cheese and sweetcorn fritters sound nice. Are they home made or can I get them somewhere?B. Boiled egg and 2 HiLo toast with butter and vegemite. Black tea, black coffee.
L. Bowl of vege soup, several cheese thins with cream cheese, satsuma
Snack. Far too many mixed nuts
D. 4 cheese and sweet corn fritters, stir fried green vege, ratatouille. 3 strawberries and Greek yoghurt.
Yes.
The general advice when carnivore is to 'eat fatty meat to satiety, and don't worry about the macros'.
However, carnivory isn't necessarily keto, because it actually takes a bit of effort to get enough fat in, alongside the meat. Especially nutritious fats such as brain, marrow and so on.
So in the 10 months since I gave up veg, I had gently drifted into higher protein and not actively adding so much fat. Although tests still showed ketosis, apparently it wasn't quite enough.
Am now finding that drifting back towards the 2:1 ratio is definitely an improvement.
I make them using coconut oil in a shallow frying pan. They do splatter a bit, so covering pan is good idea. Mr Pipp even prefers them to chips made the way his granny used to, with spuds in a chip pan of dripping.Here you are.
National crisis averted!!!
https://www.myketokitchen.com/keto-recipes/ketogenic-crunchy-halloumi-cheese-fries/
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Hi, I posted my 'recipe' somewhere on this thread but happy to give again.Cheese and sweetcorn fritters sound nice. Are they home made or can I get them somewhere?
Thanks @Dr Snoddy, I'm getting some great recipes from the site so will give this a go!Hi, I posted my 'recipe' somewhere on this thread but happy to give again.
Sieve some chickpea flour into a bowl, 50-100g. This flour is roughly half the carb content of wheat flour and crisps up really well. Add half a tsp baking powder. Beat one egg and add to the dry ingredients along with enough almond milk to make a fairly thick batter. This is my basic recipe and I don't really have exact measurements for it.
Then add grated cheddar cheese and sweet corn and stir well. Heat oil in a frying pan and add large spoonfuls of batter until golden brown on each side.
There are lots of variations. Add cumin or coriander. Make with pre-cooked, finely-chopped swiss chard or spinach and feta. Grated courgette and parmesan are also a good additions. I usually make these to use up leftover or surplus vege and remnants of cheese. They are good hot and lovely cold on picnics!
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