What did you Keto today?


(Candy Lind) #4760

:rofl::rofl::rofl::heart_eyes:


(Candy Lind) #4761

Be sure and load ā€˜em up with mayo! Mine’s homemade, & I like to add mustard as well. I may break my fast with this, simply because it’ll be super-quick!


(Candy Lind) #4762

Man, that’s some MEAT there! :heart_eyes:


(Rebecca) #4763

Traveling this weekend. Egg cups with ground venison and hard boiled eggs for travel eats!!


#4764

Just lovely foods everyone. Something to aspire to.

This morning I made a large batch of really good tomato spaghetti sauce, and froze it in half cup containers. 4 carbs each container, and I generally only use about half (2 carbs) for a serving. I was able to freeze 12 containers - enough for a long time.

5 years ago, I would have used far more sauce in a serving (maybe a cup?), plus over real pasta or rice instead of now over caul-rice, or as a pizza sauce, or even in a soup.


(*Rusty* Instagram: @Rustyk61) #4765

A little different tonight.


(Missy) #4766

I blame you! I now have sliced jalapenos with just about every meal I eat. :joy:


(*Rusty* Instagram: @Rustyk61) #4767

Not a bad thing!


(Rayanne Mc Cullough) #4768


These are from Costco. Both have the same amount of carbs. I know it has some sugar.


(Rayanne Mc Cullough) #4769

Sausage is ground pork with seasoning and usually comes in a cassing. When it’s Italian it has that type of seasoning. They have all sorts of ā€œsausagesā€ but typically it’s ground pork. I’ve recently seen chicken sausages as well.


(Rayanne Mc Cullough) #4770

Lol they recently removed some of the fat that is probably why there is auger now


(Sophie) #4771

Uh huh, bacon makes all the difference! :rofl::laughing::rofl:


#4772

I love pork sausage. I prefer pork sausage to bacon. Heresy I know.
Alas pork sausage is being made with less fat these days. To get more fat, I purchased a less expensive brand but when I cooked it down, there was no excess fat in the pan! damn!

The other day, thinking I might make some of my own fatty sausage with added fat, I looked in the meat department and there was a package of fresh ground pork. It was dark pink! Every extra bit of fat must have been trimmed off. It was disgusting! Guess I’m going to have to find some fatty meat and grind it myself, which is a real pain.


(Tim Adams) #4773

I made that same Zuppa last saturday. It was soup-er lol. Sorry :neutral_face: But I would totally make it again :+1:t2::+1:t2:


(Banting & Yudkin & Atkins & Eadeses & Cordain & Taubes & Volek & Naiman & Bikman ) #4774

Find a butcher near you who does sausages. They make em more old style. I have a nice butcher and a polish sausage place for all my needs.


#4775

Yes, I was thinking I’d have to do something like that. We have a nice local butcher, but I haven’t been in there for years - since Costco came to town. :slight_smile:

They used to make the best bbq ribs in their shop, but they were too fatty (pre keto), so I stopped. Silly me.


(Sophie) #4776

I already grind my own hamburger. Google pink slime. It takes about an hour from prep to last hand washing and that’s only once a month for 5-6lbs. I’ve thought about doing my own sausage too if only I could source some decent casings! It’d be worth it.


#4777

I’ve ground both my own beef hamburger and pork in the past with a kitchenaid grinder attachment. The beef was easier. The pork needed to be very cold, preferable partially frozen so it was extremely firm… or it kept clogging the grinder. It also had more gristle/connective tissue which made it even more difficult. I decided it was not worth it. But that was pre-keto, so maybe now it might be worth it. It was very good tasting, but at the time I was feeling guilty about loving all that fat.

As for casings, I got some (a small amount) from the local butcher shop (mentioned above). I went in, asked the butcher, and they gave me enough to use. They did not charge me for it. Unfortunately I was not practiced enough to make neat sausages. I ended up making patties instead. It all was messy too.

But I’m not afraid of making a mess (I do it often enough), so I might try again. I already have both a hunk of boneless pork shoulder and a package of pork fat in the freezer… Hmmmmm… The weekend approaches…


(Sophie) #4778

I have a vintage Hobart attachment for my Kitchenaid and it has a sausage stuffer thingy. It grinds like a mo-fo and has 2 different sizes for mince or coarse. I use the coarse for the hamburger. My problem is finding a ā€œbutcherā€ around here. So far when I’ve asked to purchase pig fat (for schmaltz) or chicken hearts or chicken skin, I get looked at like I’m a devil worshiper looking for sacrifices for the altar! It’s disheartening and I doubt that asking for empty intestine will get my much farther! :smile:


(TJ Borden) #4779

Arrrrrrgh… why do I keep checking this thread while fasting???