Keto chilli and avocado, with a keto bun smothered with butter on the side.
What did you Keto today? Part Deux!
woo Finex panā¦ do they work as well as is claimedā¦ trying to justify the cost!
Been working crazy hours at work for a couple weeks now, making intermittent fasting hard for me due to the weird times Iām actually home, awake, and able to cook. So Iāve decided during this time to eat whatever time of day Iām hungry, and not stress about having 16-24 hours of insulin droppage. So hereās my 9am meal lol. Probably will eat again at 8 or 9 pm. Tuna melt patties with avocado, probably my favorite food right now. So filling. I love how now when Iām done with a meal I canāt even fathom eating another bite whereas before Iād eat a meal and keep snacking on bits of leftovers or eat lots of crackers and the like between meals.
Are the tuna patties pure tuna, of did you mix something in them?
I make them with one can of drained tuna, about a 1/4 cup or more of finely shredded sharp cheddar (I feel like any cheese would work, helps bind them together while they cook) and and one egg. You donāt have to top them with cheese tooā¦ but I love cheese. I use whatever seasonings I feel like, today was just salt, pepper, and old bay seasoning. Then you just fry them in a little butter over medium heat for a few minutes on each side. They are sooooo easy. At first I made them with a little almond flour to help bind them but found later that if I donāt make them too flat at first, cook then a minute or so then smoosh them flat with the spatula they hold together just fine.
Oh thereās nothing like it. But you have to be a cast iron junkie to understand and justify the cost.
I have 4 pans of Finex. Over 30 cast iron pieces of cast iron cookware.
Lol before going Keto I tried Chic Fil Aās gluten free bun on their chicken sandwichā¦had to send out a warning to family and friends to make sure they order an XL drink if they ever tried it - SO DRY
What? No Bacon?
My boy is here for a couple of days, doing well on the Keto WOE. I love these spicy Louisiana Hot Links, 0 carb. Scramble with Pepper Jack and Avocado.
Have a great day!
Yes. Although both the SmartBuns and SmartCakes are expensive, Iām sometimes willing to pay the cost for the SmartCakes. Both low in carbs and calories.
@MarkGossage Iām kind of a cast iron junky but I donāt get this. I think Iād buy a Lodge skillet and 30 lbs. of quality rib eyes instead!
I decided a while back that as our non-stick skillets age and turn into stick skillets Iām replacing them with cast iron which actually improves with age. My only reservation are eggs and we also like to do a lot of tossing as a means to āstirā veggies or whatever. Eggs stick even though we have a pretty well seasoned Lodge and tossing a cast iron pan is pretty much out, so I guess our habits will have to change. The Finex site says they work great for eggs, so Iām curious. I may have just found my S.O.ās b-day gift (and I get to play with it too ).
LOL!! Cast iron pretty much outlives everyone. So cost only hurts right now, Iām sure my kids will use them and hand them over to someone who in turn will hand them over toā¦you get the idea.
Look at it this way, do you get why people buy Mercedes instead of just sticking with a Toyota?
I need to find a store that sells these! Itās hard to find 0 carb sausages!
I cook all my eggs in Finex. I actually bought the small Finex specifically for eggs.
I had to sand down my lodge skillets to get them to cooperate with eggs.
Ah, interesting. Never thought to sand it down, weāve worked so long on that season. Makes sense though. I saw on the Finex site that theirs are CNC machined. Yes! The 8ā is the one Iām eyeballing. Iāve wanted to replace our egg pan for a while. Iām glad I ran across this convo. Breakfast will be so happyā¦ bacon frying in the 12ā and eggs frying in the little 8ā.
And youāre right about cost. A good non-stick skillet costs at least 75% of the cost of good cast iron, but in my experience that skillet only lasts a few years (granted, I have not tried stainless steel). Also, who knows what that coating is doing to us as it wears off into our food. I actually dug the cast iron out of the camping gear a few years back because I wanted the added iron in my food. With some things I think, Ma and Pa Ingalls had it right.
Thank you!!! Iāll post when I get around to making this. It will happen, probably next week.
My cast iron collection is a dozen or more. I have a treasured one, my first. It was handed down from my grandma to my mom and she was young it the age of āmodern cookwareā so I ended up with it when I moved out. I donāt know if my grandma bought it or inherited it.
I have a Lodge that a neighbor sat on top of the recycling bin never used, probably an unwanted gift. Great skillet, Iāve cooked tons of eggs in it. I find the textured surface holds oil underneath whatever youāre cooking and is less sticky. And it gives the seasoning area more surface and the grooves build up giving it a really solid seasoned surface.
Key is preheating for any cast iron. I bought a $13 laser thermometer from Amazon and itās really great for cast iron, a game changer.
Those are beautiful heirlooms @Ernest
#lazyketo
Left the hospital to go back to work after no sleep at all. Sometimes ya just gotta eat some nasty old Dunkin Donuts sausage and egg patty.