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I made them with a butter cookie crust and a brownie filling/topping made with Dutch cocoa and bittersweet chocolate.
Week 3 of our new Keto diet, showing how we are trying to get the balance right. Two meals a day, first about noon to 1 pm, last about 6-7 pm, giving a period of approx 16 hours during which the body has a chance to utilise existing fats within the body. They call it intermittent fasting, we call it less cooking and dishes to wash and more time for important things :-)
Home cooking during the COVID-19 pandemic, starting in March 2020.
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Awful traffic tonite so had to throw something together in 20 minutes. Broiled salmon, curry lentil soup from a box with fresh tomato added.
Momma's homecooked goodness.
Steamed HUGE prawns with challots, garlic, ginger, egg, and a dash of Henessy VSOP. I think it's more than a dash. Lol. We like it strong!
I tried guacamole for the first time at Chevy's while I was in Florida and tonight I decided to try to make my own. It's pretty good!
- simmered chicken and bamboo shoot
- boiled spinach
- natto
- wakame seaweed and long onion miso soup
- rice
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Orange mango juice, bottle of tapatio, cheesy hashbrowns, sausage, scrambled eggs, and cornbread muffins.
My first time cooking a frittata - somewhat of a FAIL, but it was a good try. foodforfel.com/2010/01/frittata/
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Lots of eggs.
- chicken and enokidake mushroom hamburger
- tofu salad
- simmered mushrooms
- wakame seaweed egg drop soup
- rice
If you ate this, you would think "Mmm, tasty!" You would not believe it if I told you it's gluten-free and vegan.
And yet.
(Recipe from: BabyCakes NYC)
PS. I'm not vegan at all, but I'm very intrigued by vegan baked goods. The science is fascinating, and I actually think they taste better than the "normal" ones -- lighter, fluffier, and not quite so heavy and rich. The one exception seems to be pie crust -- there's nothing quite like butter for that flakiness -- but for things like cornbread and cupcakes, coconut oil seems to work just fine.
PPS. I was very skeptical about the vegan cheese. In fact, when I ate it raw out of the package, it tasted more like tofu. But when melted like this, it really bears a striking resemblance to cheddar.