I can’t just think of it like that. They have to come to me naturally.
I will say one thing, the brisket cooked in coconut oil didn’t work out so good.
I can’t just think of it like that. They have to come to me naturally.
I will say one thing, the brisket cooked in coconut oil didn’t work out so good.
Ah well, that’s what experimenting is about, right? That, and reporting in so we can all learn…
I gave up on rotation. Dinner is always ground beef, eggs, bacon, and butter. Subtle changes include ketchup, nutritional yeast before I ran out. Lunch m-f is hard boiled eggs, Saturday and Sunday it’s a frittata. No rotation needed.
You’re like me, Lonnie. No sense in screwing up a good thing.
“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.”
Nothing for breakfast. My wife came upstairs and was: “Well, no idea what to have for lunch, so let’s just have breakfast then.” I think that’s a fair indicator that we’re both pretty fat-adapted…
Zuppa toscana copycat olive garden recipe keto style and way more delicious if I say so myself.
kale, sausage, chicken broth, hwc and roatedroasted cauliflowerWhat did you “teriyaki” with that’s not full of sugar? Looks yummmmmy.
Made Dungeness Deviled Crab, and damn it was some kind of good. Forgot how much I liked this! (And have some left for tomorrow as well) … Also had 1 1/2 Hamburger patties with Provolone Cheese and Creamy Mushrooms. And Pickles and Olives, of course.
You just trolling for sympathy, or is there something we should notice that’s different in that picture?
OH WAIT - is it the mountain of pepper??
That’s awesome, Rachel! It looks delicious.
I know what you’re doing here, Dave. You’ve got two places you post these, so you can get more likes. Well, it’s working!
@zeranity I love tradition, especially when it comes with such delicious food!
It was carnivore night at Casa Del Conway.
Here’s some left-over brisket that was spared the sacrificial experiment.
I don’t mind admitting this WHOLE plate was for me. And it was good!