I never know this about cheesecake. I learn so much from this forum.
What did you Keto today? Part Deux!
I’d call you Cheesecake Dave if there was one on every single plate you eat, but… the pickles….they’re freakin’ everywhere, man!
I love pickles, but I’m starting to think you’re a Vlasic Dill Shill.
Btw, I’m trying one of your cheesecakes this week for my birthday…is your Keto recipe polished and finalized?
- CRAZY YUM SALAD *
Bacon, Blue cheese, tri tip, spinach, cabbage, warm bacon fat mixed with warm butter, avacado oil cold, bell pepper, a bit of apple cider vinigar, salt, pepper and garlic powder YUM!
Was craving this since yesterday!
Crazy yum salad
My husband’s Saab club annual brunch
Lobster tail, clams, sausage, bacon wrapped eggs, pork belly, melted butter
Flank steak, sour cream, deviled egg, smoked salmon (lox), sushi
Mmmm, that does resemble Hanger steak quite nicely. I do miss hanger steak.
I think I mentioned it elsewhere, but bears repeating here - it was VERY crunchy. Needed something to make it rise just a little, I think.
I’ve heard of people adding baking powder to fathead dough with some success - could be worth a shot.
Fried marinaded paneer. The best. Marinade in melted butter or ghee, a tsp of turmeric, a tsp of paprika, and a smidge of chili powder. Fry. Yummy!!!
Yes ma’am, they do indeed get creamier the more they set up. (Most say to let them set up 8 hrs. to 3 days before serving.) I like mine very creamy, and if you slice and freeze them, they last quite a while, and you can pull them out and let them sit and thaw. Or you can it them like Ice Cream.
Yeah, guess I can’t deny that. I do like them with my meals.
Yes ma’am, they are indeed. I actually like mine with a little extra Mustard, which adds a nice flavor.
Ah… Caught that did ya!
Well, it’s about the time we usually eat, but I was wrapping up some more work outside and also put the Harley away for the season. - So by the time I got back in, I got the Duck in the Rotisserie a little later than I wanted. So we have a little more time to wait before we get to eat tonight.
Beef Barbacoa with pork skins. The beef b was premade - Del Real Foods brand. All good ingredients. I added some onions. It went really well with the pork skins. Not a bad meal for wanting a night off from cooking. My husband ate it with tortillas instead of fried pork skins.