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It would not act like sandwich bread, but would certainly be sandwichable as a filling - if you sliced it thinly it would be like a Subway Veggie Delight patty. It is called a loaf as it is made in a loaf tin, but is more like a "meat" loaf or nut roast than a Hovis loaf. Hope this makes sense.Wow, that looks fantastic! I will need to go to Tesco to remind myself of the name of this, but I found a can of green lentils that stated they were 6g carbs per 100. I'll definitely be making this. Do you think it would be sandwichable?
My kind of dinner. When I made wraps with romaine leaves, they looked very pretty, but I needed a bib to eat them!Dinner was pretty good tonight, lettuce wrap fajitas!
Replace the flat bread with a lettuce leaf; I used romaine, where they were more like fajita boats. I'd probably use iceberg next time. I used shop-bought fajita seasoning, onion, a red pepper, yellow pepper, a topping of cheddar cheese, a blob of sour cream and a dollop of guacamole.
Will definitely be having it again!
I guess that depends how big the spag bol was.@Sugar pie -- that's not enough, surely. Starvation diet
Hej på dej! Är det vispgrädde?Tonight we had pickled herring, butter, cheese and crisp bread (small piece of bread for me) for starter, with a snaps and a small glass of beer.
Then roast lamb, broccoli with lemon, garlic and olive oil, melanzane alla parmigiana (and potatoes for hubby) and a glass of wine (for me).
Afters were a low carb chocolate pudding with whipped cream.
No wonder I can do without food in the morning, eh?
Chocolate pudding: melt 100 grams of butter, add 100 grams of 85% chocolate and let it melt. Add 1 dl of cream. Whip two eggs with sweetener equivalent to 3 tbsp of sugar, add some vanilla extract, mix with the butter/chocolate, pour into a dish. Bake at 200 C for 6 min. Let it cool and serve with whipped cream.
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