Fave keto dinners?
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Comments (27)I made ham and tenderloin for our family Christmas and tenderloin and Mongolian Beef for Elery's family. We sent all leftovers home with our children, so there were no sandwiches or pots of soup, unfortunately, although I did keep the ham bone and made a pot of split pea soup with it. I love scalloped potatoes with ham, but Elery does not. By the time the tenderloin is reheated it's too well done, as far as I'm concerned it's just really expensive pot roast at that point. I love turkey pot pie, turkey and gravy over biscuits, turkey and wild rice soup. Elery doesn't and it's not exactly health food, so it's not happening this year. My Mother is here with us and she's uber picky. She's eaten one banana so far today, she had a bowl of broccoli cheese soup last night. Elery doesn't eat any grains or dairy, mostly subsisting on boiled/microwave vegetables, a couple ounces of baked or roasted chicken or fish, large salads with no-calorie dressing and fresh fruit. I've given up even trying to cook. Annie...See MoreFave quiche recipe (crustless only)
Comments (25)For the texture we like, I use four eggs to one cup of milk (I usually use 1/2 skim milk and 1/2 half and .half. Cheese is optional but we like a bit of gruyere or sharp cheddar, depending on what the other ingredients are. Have been makng it without a crust for years. Sometimes after spraying the pie plate, I roll some panko or panko mixed with parm around the pan and tap out the excess. Just adds another texture. Other than that, I wing it....See MoreFun w Smoothies? Fave recipes
Comments (29)Me too, funky. Lars, I am not adding booze (naughty you!) because others are making Mimosas and Bloody Marys. Doesn't mean I won't for my own smoothie one day. I have had fruity kefir in the past. I ended up buying this product, because it came in single servings. Not exactly kefir I guess? To me it tastes like full fat yogurt with just a hint of sweetness. A Swedish style drinkable yogurt called filmjölk, Siggi's product is similar to kefir, but utilizes different probiotic cultures and has a mild and slightly acidic taste. PS I am only using kefir because, since this is for cooking club, nothing mundane will do. I think I will rename it a Tropical Filmjölk Lychee/Passion/Dragon-fruit Smoothie....See MoreKeto dinner party faves
Comments (27)Hi Salon, I've not made the cauli yet; that is is for Sunday dinner. I have made this lemon butter halibut: https://www.wholesomeyum.com/pan-seared-halibut-recipe/ This recipe is truly heavenly.. Two tips. If you can, cook each portion in its own mini casserole so anything that falls off is not wasted in the pan. Two, I finely chop the scallion and add it raw at the end (or chives) so it stays a pretty green. https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/76659/heavenly-halibut/...See More- 7 years ago
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