What did you Keto today?


(Lonnie Hedley) #9300


Can’t get enough.


(TJ Borden) #9301

Fried pork belly with my first attempt at @Rachelg’s Bacon-hollandaise sauce. Clearly I need more practice with the double boiler. But the fatty scrambled egg yolks you see here were DELICIOUS.


(chad) #9302

Low carb spaghetti squash chicken parm. I ran out of mozzarella so I used some cheddar too.

The chicken is breaded with almond flower, grated parm, and spices. Fry it up place it onthe spaghetti squash, layer some rao sauce on top then coat in cheese…mmmmmm so good. About 45-47 carbs whole dish… about 35net carbs…so so good. This was a first time dish for me. I will be making this again


(Wendy) #9303

Looks wonderful! I had grilled ribeye tonight also, and just melted some butter on it after it came off. I love steak!
Keto is so Boring. :yum:


NEW to keto, stuck!
(Ernest) #9304

I’m not at home, nowhere near a kitchen but I still pulled this plate off. Excuses, not from me…


(TJ Borden) #9305

Okay, the avocado is easy. I know you travel with your sous vide, so the meat is easy. How the hell did you fry the eggs?


(Running from stupidity) #9306

12-hour sous vide 300g porterhouse steak (w diane sauce) with cauliflower and broccoli cheesy bake with pan-fried bok choi. Close on 15 g, but lunch was almost zero and no brekky.


(Ernest) #9307

That’s where an induction thingamajig comes in…shhhhhh


(Bacon4Lyf) #9308


First try with miracle noodles


Cheddar brats


Mac n’ Cheese with Brats


(Running from stupidity) #9309

Oh, I think “porterhouse” when translated to US is “NY strip”?


(Eric - The patient needs to be patient!) #9310

Porterhouse and NY Strip are slightly different. But a porterhouse has a NY strip as part of it.

One side of the bone is a NY strip , second only, perhaps, to the rib-eye in terms of beef quality. On the other side is a tenderloin filet : extra-lean, and super tender.

I used to eat a porterhouse once a month in grad school when I got my paycheck. Every other day I had rama noodles. That was when rama had a lot of trans-fat in them.

KCKO


(Running from stupidity) #9311

Yeah, I get that, which Is why I was explaining what our porterhouse is in US terms, once I realised I hadn’t explained it in the original post.


(Eric - The patient needs to be patient!) #9312

It’s all good. I’m just being a little pedantic. :rofl: I take meat a bit seriously.


(Drew Says "Eat the Salt, you damned stinking Keto ape" Hardcore Label Licka ) #9313

Warm salad with, wilted spinach, bacon, chicken, Gorgonzola, shallot, bell pepper, lettuce, tomato, garlic stuffed green olives, dressed in my very own vinaigrette Warmed in a pan of smoked garlic butter.


(Running from stupidity) #9314

Yes, me too, thus the clarification so all the furriners knew what I was actually talking about rather than what it looked like :slight_smile:


(Virginia ) #9315

Yes I did :slight_smile: :wink: I still think you should put a few books together :slight_smile:


(TJ Borden) #9316

Yes…yes it does :drooling_face::drooling_face::drooling_face::drooling_face:


(Karen) #9317

So lovey and colorful! Fatty and delicious. Veggie add the color my eyes need.

K


(Cathy) #9318

I believe you really need the vinegar to activate the baking soda. Without it, you buns will be quite flat. Maybe add a seasoning like onion powder to disguise the taste?


#9319

I realize this is way off-topic (which I seem to be good at), but it’s so funny you guys are talking about this, because I literally just finished listening to an Audible recording, free right now for members, of Michael Lewis’ “The Coming Storm”. It’s really good, learned more about the NWS than I ever knew I wanted to know. You guys would like it. Among other things, he makes a strong case for getting weather info straight from the NWS.