Cool! I got mine too, will post pics tonight.
I believe I have nailed keto pasta
Actually, there is. If you email me Iāll give you a code you can use to get $15 off the $39 price for the recipe. carl at franklins dot net
Ok, just take my credit card info and lets do this, lol! I can only do so much with riced cauliflower and zoodles.
I pre-ordered. I am excited to try the noodles but itās out of my price range to get the recipe now.
-Tuna noodle casserole (cream of mushroom and usually cheddar cheese with tuna, baked)
-Goulash (ground beef and tomatoes, baked)
It took me two tries to get it right, but mainly because my nonstick pan isnāt very nonstick.
So yes, itās pretty quick and easyā¦
I just made tuna mac salad today. I used 1/2 cup to make them extra thick. Cut the round in 4 rows. Came out great. Photos tomorrow.
Like a cold salad? Picnic salad? Fun!
Youāre trying the baked tuna noodle casserole soon, right?
I didnāt make it often but there was a recipe using Italian dressing that was really good in my past life. Could totally be ketofied.
I have tried to make the bzoodles twice and just cant get it right. I used an infared thermometer to determine the pan temp and kept adjusting the heat. I set it at about 300 degrees but the pan kept getting hotter. Then trying to flip them they flopped down in a mess. Taste was awesome. I am wondering if a cheaper crepe machine would work acceptably?
Carl, do you have people testing the recipe for bāzoodles? It looks a little fiddly and Iām wondering if others are as successful at making them as you are? Gatitaās sure look good!
I love thin, long noodles as in asian soups and dishes. And Iām wondering if they can be used for wrappers like a fresh roll?
Canāt wait until the cookbook comes out !!!
Donāt give up, it took me a few tries. Because my ānonstickā pan is kinda sticky, I ended up using some spray oil on it and it helped a lot.
Iām going to try running the ācrepeā through my pasta machine to make thin noodles for an Asian dish Iām doing tonight. Iāll post a pic if it works!
See below ā it took me a few tries to get it right mainly because my nonstick pan isnāt the best. So now I use a cast iron griddle with a little oil and itās way easy. I bought a new skillet Iām trying tonight.
You can certainly try a crepe machine. Sounds like you need a cooler temperature. Some people have made them on a sil-pat in the oven.
Iāve had several customers send me success stories and photos. You do have to practice a couple times to get it right. Sounds like you need lower heat? Did you ever get it working?