Tonight was Grilled London Broil that I marinated for a few hours, steamed broccoli and mushroom/asparagus “risotto”.
And here’s a bonus pic of my Lucy…Hubby isn’t the only one that loves my cookin… we don’t call her “Bubbles” for nuthin!
Tonight was Grilled London Broil that I marinated for a few hours, steamed broccoli and mushroom/asparagus “risotto”.
And here’s a bonus pic of my Lucy…Hubby isn’t the only one that loves my cookin… we don’t call her “Bubbles” for nuthin!
Not eating until lunch, but I just bought a kilo of chicken skin. I suspect it’s for wonton and/or dumpling experimentation.
Death by chocolate ice cream!
https://alldayidreamaboutfood.com/low-carb-death-by-chocolate-ice-cream/
May have just been the one we got then? But it just said Spaghetti shape on it. Not sure if the other ones have flavor added? Or the one we got was just plain, or if it’s more to what’s added to them? Because the sauce was good, but it didn’t seem to add any flavor to the noodle? … Maybe if we added it to the sauce and let it marinate in it might help?
But that Death by Chocolate Ice Cream below looks quite tasty!!!
One of my favorite treats that seems like a guilty pleasure, but’s it’s perfectly keto.
One of them is actually just a warming burner. But I do use it a lot. Stove is 20 years old. I really pretty much like it though. Husband would like gas but I like the clean stove top that’s made out of ceramic or glass.
Me too. I love my induction top. (Well, I would if it was better. Never buying Miele again.)
Most certainly, Nobody is as interested in these experiments as I am
Not too exciting - Fathead pizza with a little bit of salad. After no breakfast and lunch, this wasn’t exactly what my protein macro needed. #unplanned
Did you prep them before using? They’re packed in water so they will be watery. My husband usually cooks. He said he uses the “fettuccini” noodles and will fully drain them and sauté them in a spray of oil for about 15 minutes to dry them up. It changes the texture and makes them much less watery. To me, they taste almost exactly like rice noodles (but kinda rubbery lol). Give them a try again but with a soy sauce base. I think they’re perfect for those types of dishes.
Fry it up just like you would bacon, only maybe a little lower heat for a shorter period of time. And add salt! Totally divine! Here’s some I did with skin from thighs a while ago…
What she said! If you do a small batch at a time, you can flavor them up with different seasonings. However, my favorite is stil straight-up bacon nectar and salt.
Fried eggs (my favorite, blindfolded), peppered bacon, 90-second pumpernickel toast (buttered, of course). Oh, coffee with cream & cocoa.