cauliflower, smoked sausage,
roasted in chicken fat from the
other day, and butter. I say this
a lot, but I can't believe how good
this is. Almost rolling my eyes
good. The fat and the butter make
the cabbage melt in your mouth.
If I didn't know it was cabbage, I
would think it was some exotic
veggie.
is roasted different than baked?
Quote: FleaStiffhow many meals would this be?
is roasted different than baked?
You bake cakes and cookies, you'
roast meats and veggies. 2 meals.
You should have said "so" instead of "yet", as these two facts fit perfectly together.Quote: EvenBobWomen have a two times greater
risk of Alz than men, yet in the US
2/3 of those that have it are women.
yet so in the US
2/3 of those that have it are women
tomatoes. Jimmy Dean sausage
patties, sauteed turnip greens,
cheddar, topped with sour cream
and ricotta cheese sauce. Layers
of flavor.
bed of veggies. I like dark meat
on chicken and turkey, breast
meat is too bland because it
lacks fat. I get a 10 pound bag of
quarters at Walmart for $6.
Last night was chorizo, onions, tomatoes, garlic (pushing the envelope keto wise), and mushrooms with salt, pepper, Chalua hot sauce, paprika and cumin.
I was damn near cumin when I tated it.
For some reason I had this mental barrier about cooking stuff in the oven. It seemed like a big project. But it's a lot easier than cooking on a frying pan. There's basically no cleanup. Just toss out the foil.
Quote: RigondeauxThere's basically no cleanup. Just toss out the foil.
Eat it right out of the pan, no dish
to wash. When roasting meat use a
meat thermometer. Extremely
important. Cook pork to 133 and
take it out and let it rest until
temp reaches 140. It will change
your life to eat medium rare pork.
Make a rub from salt and pepper,
garlic and onion powder, paprika,
cumin, mustard powder, chili powder.
Actually rub it into the meat, don't
sprinkle it on.
Quote: RigondeauxI've been making EB style roasts.
we do something similar but only use whole wings - better flavor IMO because of the closeness of all the meat to the bone
we cook it in a slow cooker - when ready the meat is so tender it's falling off the bone
same with beef ribs - one of our favorites - after they've been cooked in a slow cooker you can literally cut the meat with a spoon it's so tender
Quote: lilredroosterwe do something similar but only use whole wings - better flavor IMO because of the closeness of all the meat to the bone
we cook it in a slow cooker - when ready the meat is so tender it's falling off the bone
same with beef ribs - one of our favorites - after they've been cooked in a slow cooker you can literally cut the meat with a spoon it's so tender
I must be unusual because I don't like meat so tender that it falls of the bone. I want a bite to the meat.
of cabbage steaks and sauerkraut.
When baked sauerkraut takes on
a sweet flavor. The dark parts are
where the cabbage burned a
little in the chicken fat and butter,
flavor in the extreme.
eggplant covered in cheese with
garlic pepperocini on the outside.
roast beef, sausage, olives, anchovies,
Highly entertaining story. I would never really think to buy an electric whisker. However, the previous occupant of my apartment left one behind. Another guy who technically is a forum member mentioned that whipped cream isn't too bad for keto. I looked it up. If you make it with stevia and vanilla extract, it's keto AF.
A few black berries. A big pile of keto whip. Topped with cinnamon, which I put on everything. Very low carb, very tasty, pretty healthy.
Upon discovering it, I was probably eating way too much. Keto or not, a pint of cream has 1,000 calories. So don't eat the whole pint, which I have a couple of times.
I'm also working on a formula for keto ribs, in which cinnamon figures prominently.
Quote: Rigondeaux
I'm also working on a formula for keto ribs, in which cinnamon figures prominently.
I have never thought of ribs being non-keto. I generally only do a dry rub.
Quote: Rigondeaux
Highly entertaining story. I would never really think to buy an electric whisker.
You mean a stick blender? I use mine
for whipped cream, best kitchen tool
in the last 30 years.
Eating too much fat can make you
gain weight on keto. Butter, cream,
oil, fatty meats. Cheese is a biggie,
very easy to over eat.
Jimmy Dean sausage cooked
under the broiler, and eggs fried
in real butter. The great American
dinner.
Quote: FleaStiffpan-fried food-bank hamburger meat
Calling it hamburger meat is redundant.
Like saying 'tuna fish' or 'written down'.
All hamburger is meat.
Are you writing me up for a grammar violation the way a casino dealer gets written up, not down.
Quote: EvenBobCalling it hamburger meat is redundant.
Like saying 'tuna fish' or 'written down'.
All hamburger is meat.
Impossible! All hamburger is not meat.
Quote: billryanImpossible! All hamburger is not meat.
hamburger noun
ham·burg·er | \ ˈham-ˌbər-gər \
variants: or hamburg \ ˈham-ˌbərg \
Definition of hamburger
1a: ground beef
b: a patty of ground beef
tomato salad w/oil and vinegar and
lots of black pepper. Used lots of
butter in the pan so I can baste the
meat. As somebody pointed out,
a ribeye is the meat portion of the
prime rib, the 'eye'. I don't eat beef
a lot, so I like to get the best when
I do.
And even the Old Sock coffee tasted great after that.
Quote: DRichYesterday was a free Grimaldi's birthday pizza of pepperoni and sausage, and a root beer. My wife loves their spinich salad so this free birthday meal still cost me $25.
Haha dont you hate when they still get you. My sons free book it personal pan at pizza hut cost us $30 over the weekend.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/30/health/red-meat-heart-cancer.html
No evidence that eating red meat
is bad for you.
They're also easy to forget about. Turns out chicken's freeze point is actually pretty cold. Given time, they melt at room temperature. Takes ~78 days, by my reckoning.
This kills the Instant Pot.
I think my wife thinks we are wealthy, that $129 could have been better spent at the local Asian massage parlor.
Quote: DRichMy wife wanted an Instant Pot about two years ago when they were getting popular. She spent $129 and used it once to make chicken. That thing takes up a lot of space in the pantry and she has never even mentioned it since the one time she used it two years ago.
I think my wife thinks we are wealthy, that $129 could have been better spent at the local Asian massage parlor.
Pull it back out. I at least appreciate it so much I rehabbed it, which did require earth moving as the results could not see the light of day AND a full 30 days of outdoor hanging to properly deodorize the silicone seal. It just banged out a beef stew good as grandma's without any real effort at all.
Might be tough pulling off a Tostino's pizza and tater tots, but I'm sure it'll do something that you eat.
Polish sausage I am not supposed to have because of gout.
Rice I am not supposed to have because of hypertension.
Poppy seed mini-muffins I am not supposed to have due to diabetes.
But two of them and nothing to wash.
Life is good !!
Quote: Face
Might be tough pulling off a Tostino's pizza and tater tots, but I'm sure it'll do something that you eat.
I am sure it will do a lot that I will eat, the problem is getting the wife to do it. I might have to advise the wife that either the Instant Pot or her will be departing soon if it isn't utilized.
anchovies, olives, homemade
ranch dressing, parm cheese.
Quote: jjjooogggmicrowave tamales
My wife had to work late so she asked me to cook dinner. I went to my cache of recipes that I can make and ended up with Hamburger Helper. The wife said I screwed it up because it was too soupy. I won't be cooking again for a while.
Quote: DRichMy wife had to work late so she asked me to cook dinner. I went to my cache of recipes that I can make and ended up with Hamburger Helper.
HH should be relabeled, I'm Tired
of Living, Help Me Towards The
Grave.. And it does in it's small
way.
Quote: FaceInstant Pots are pretty solid. Soup, stew, roasts, slays every one and in way less time. Hell, even dips and sauces.
They're also easy to forget about. Turns out chicken's freeze point is actually pretty cold. Given time, they melt at room temperature. Takes ~78 days, by my reckoning.
This kills the Instant Pot.
Likely the most disgusting post ever made here. Ewww.
And no, this is not a challenge. Lol.
Quote: RigondeauxToday I ate Bob's Sausage.
Also looks like an autopsy photo of your guts after you died eating Bob's sausage.
Quote: RigondeauxToday I ate Bob's Sausage.
Onions, peppers, tomatoes, mushrooms.
Exactly the way I eat. I would have added
more olive oil, though.
It's very easy to overcook chops,
pull them at 128 so they will be
juicy 10 min later. Nothing worse
than dry pork.
Quote: EvenBob
Onions, peppers, tomatoes, mushrooms.
Exactly the way I eat. I would have added
more olive oil, though.
You'd have been right to do so. The sausage was juicy, but the whole thing was a little dry.
steaks and thick sliced eggplant.
eggplant, polish sausage. Topped
with parmesan cheese. I like to
dribble some sesame seed oil
on top of the cabbage when
it comes from the oven and
spread it around. Gives it a real
Chinese food taste.
made it. Got it from Youtube.
Turnips instead of potatoes,
eggplant, tomatoes, canned
corned beef shredded fine,
can of diced tomatoes. Simmer
for half an hour, top with parm
cheese. I'll make it again, will
be even better for leftovers
tomorrow.