Prawns were a big hit this morning!
What did you Keto today?
I had the most amazing mushroom garlic (I added spinach) chicken today. With cauliflower rice. And my last avo choco pudding with whipped cream and coconut oil chocolate bark. And I wonder why Iām 10 more lb than I thought. But Iām not undereating
I love that kitty pic!! I have three rescues, they are my children. But they beg for my keto food. (edited, my phone hates me)
It was this recipe but panfried thighs in 1 tbs butter and 1 tbs olive oil instead of (cooking oil), added a little bit of minced onion, subbed half n half for whipping cream, added two pieces of bacon and three handfuls of spinach. https://www.budgetbytes.com/creamy-garlic-mushroom-chicken/ served it with cauli rice for me and real mushroom rice for the DH.
Freaking amazing! Iām even going to serve this to my sister in law and family.
My future mother in law made me something similar last night, so delicious! Thanks heaps for the recipe xx
Yes maāamā¦130deg for 90 minās. I really like to go till 120 minās but I was pressed for time.
Yes itās the parasites I worry about too. I talked to the guy at the Whole Foods fish counter about it, and he said salmon is just dicier than tuna when it comes to being certain of its safety for raw consumption. Iāll read that article, it looks funny. Iām not sure Iāll be quite that brave thoughā¦
Yes, the salmon is just thaw-and-slice, super convenient. This is the first time I mashed up the avocado, and it made the rolling part easier. I salted the mashed avocado well prior to rolling, which worked well for flavor because I didnāt use soy sauce this time. (Havenāt really figured out yet if I want to have soy sauce while ketoāing, how do you feel about soy sauce?) Iāve also added shredded cucumber before too. These rolls without cucumber didnāt soak up the sauce so well (used coconut aminos) as rice would, but with shredded cucumber it soaks up the sauce much better.
Another fatty. Pork sausage, this time stuffed with cheddar and pickled jalapenos instead of our usual salami and provolone.
Fatties could be my wifeās favorite thing from the smoker. Theyāre a bit tedious to prepare: you put the 1 pound roll of sausage in a 1 gallon baggie, roll it to a consistent thickness (or try), cut away the bag, flip it onto wax paper, add stuffings, roll it up, make the bacon lattice weave, and roll the sausage/stuffings roll into the bacon weave.
The smoking is pretty easy, though. Just put it in at 225/230 until you reach an IT of 165. Typically three hours. Unlike brisket or pulled pork, I sleep in as late as I want.
I ordinarily avoid soy products in any quantity, but I do use an organic tamari (which is soy based) occasionally. Itās a compromise, I kinda canāt imagine sushi being awesome without it. (Or wasabi; I know Iām officially in heaven when my eyes start watering.)
You know that you can make the bacon weave first, spread the sausage out on the weave, the filling on the sausage, and then roll.
Tamari is a fermented soy product. It is much less of a problem than soybean oil or soy beans in general.
Never seen it done, so Iād need to either see someoneās pictures/video or experiment.
I find getting the sausage into a nice, even thickness over the entire square to be a rough spot in the process. Itās like rolling out the dough for fathead pizza: never exactly the right thickness everywhere, and Iām always patching a little from the thick parts to the thin ones. Without doing one, that sounds harder with it all on the bacon weave.
This guy explains it. But itās the same concept as a swiss roll or even sushi. Makes sense to lay down the outer layer, then build layers on top, and roll. Neater roll, easier to spread the filling.
Itās how Iād build it.
Iāve only made it once, but sweet sassy molassey after seeing it I want to make it again.