Turkey stew: bone broth, sausage, seasoning and cooked in the slow cooker until the meat fell off the bones and fat soaked into the broth. The photo makes it look like there’s more celery and onion than there really is. All went to the top.
What did you Keto today? Part Deux!
My turkey and sausage stew turned out phenomenally well. I ate 2 bowls! I had blackberries in hwc for dessert. I did not expect to eat this well tonight.
So you just went 16 hours without eating? A hero’s lunch for you. Or, maybe, breakfast, technically. Lufast, maybe? Anyway, three eggs, half a perfect avocado, bacon, and some Brie for the finishing touch. All locally sourced so you can feel good about your carbon footprint.
“Break-fast,” appropriate any time a fast is ending!
It has cultural issues as a term, though. “OK, I’l see you after breakfast.” #knowhatimean?
I think I’ll go back to using “clock-lunch”
Chicken Korma curry on a bed of cauliflower rice, with blackened and lightly fried cabbage to accompany.
Yes, “I’ll see you after clock-lunch” isn’t weird at all.
Frien pork chops, coated in an egg/herb wash and pork rinds crumbs.
I was SHOCKED how close to the real deal they were! Absolutely delicious!
What did you add to get it that unusual purple colour? Thai basil? Beets of some kind?
A wreck salad from potbelly. Lavash bread cut into tortilla chips and browned and then cheese on top melted.
For the Korma? It’s a cheat one, really. This is what Cronometer tells me (I put that data in a while back, presumably my wife Whatsapped it to me
I presume the almond meal is for thickening it - I’d have tried coconut flour myself (we have a huge bag of it, if nothing else) - and we used Sharwood’s Korma paste (last night, although we mostly have Valcom), but it’s not in the database and we’re really just using up stuff we had from pre-keto days (that I judged to be OK when I was clearing the house of carbs before we started).
If it wasn’t for the Korma, enjoy my uninformed (and excessively parenthetical) ramblings anyway