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INDUCTION FOOD PORN!!! #2
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something there
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![]() Barb, it's time to party. Thank goodness we have plenty to eat! Way to go on having a thread so popular it's been granted a sequel! |
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omg that cheese filled crust looks gooooooooooooooood! maybe i'll eat just make cheesy sticks lol
recipe link cleo? |
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I just made the tuna , eggs and cheese spinch yummyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
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something there
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That recipe is the stuffed crust pizza. Here are some tips for achieving a good result.
Here is a step by step process! The Lighter Side of Low-Carb: Stuffed Crust Pizza Tweaks |
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![]() yep, i never thought that tuna and eggs go together until i was in my husband's country.. tunisia.. they have some of the best tasting tuna in the world.. el manar.. i eat that right out of the can!!! we get a 10kg can (22lbs!) and its gone in like 4 days hahaha.. thats ALOT of tuna!! try it with a little hot sauce mmmmm |
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oh yum cleo.. im gonna make mozz sticks from this recipe (i dont do pork so no pork rind crusts for me)
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cerise-could i have your recipe for cauli and bacon bake
awless-tried the spinach,tuna and eggs but being from the south I'm already use to spinach with eggs and couldn't get use to tuna in it.but i love scrambled eggs and spinach this reminded me that i could eat that. cleo-that pizza looks so could |
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No worries Batty -
CREAMY HAM AND "POTATO" BAKE 2 pounds cauliflower 8 ounces cream cheese 1/4 cup sour cream 1 1/2 ounces green onion, chopped, 1 bunch 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon pepper 8 ounces sharp cheddar cheese, shredded 12 ounces ham, diced, about 2 cups Paprika or Spicy Seasoning Salt for garnish Cook the cauliflower until tender; drain well. Roughly cut florets into small pieces, but keep them chunky. Put in a greased 2 1/2-3 quart casserole with a lid. Blend in cream cheese, then stir in sour cream, green onion, salt, pepper, cheese and ham. Mix well. Adjust seasoning if necessary. Go easy on the salt because the ham is salty. Sprinkle top with paprika or Spicy Seasoning Salt. Cover and bake at 350ş for 30 minutes. Uncover and bake another 20 minutes until browned and bubbly. Makes 8 servings Per Serving: 335 Calories; 26g Fat; 19g Protein; 8g Carbohydrate; 3g Dietary Fiber; 5g Net Carbs More photos..................... Eye fillet steak with roasted cherry tomatoes & asparagus ![]() Brekkie this morning - cheesy omelette with avocado salsa ![]() Chicken wrapped in bacon and topped with salsa and cheese ![]() Pizza ![]() Homemade thai chicken burgers with lime, chilli and coconut mayonnaise ![]() This is something we made at a Thai cooking school - prawns with green chilli dipping sauce (got the recipe if anyone wants it) ![]() Vietnamese beef salad ![]()
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Again you guys blow me away with the food you make. Things like that could make anyone stay LC. I have to learn how to make that pizza. It's actually encouraging to see all the things that can be made..
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something there
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ironic44--that's what I say. If it doesn't exist and I want it, I'm going to make it and share it.
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Thanks for the recipe cerise,Gonna cook this soon.what did you use for your pizza crust.I like thin crust.
This summer will have fresh squash.I use to cook a squash casserole,dressing.It was so good because it was like dressing with squash now I'm trying to tweak it any ideas? It had squash,onions,cream of mushroom,(cornbread already cooked),a lil mayo. These recipes are making me a great cook,cause now i got varieties.Use to cook same ole boring foods. |
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something there
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Beautiful, cerise! I love it!
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I have been lurking for a while now! Visit this page everyday! Might as well subscribe
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It's amazing how the thread took a life of it's own, huh? ![]() I can't wait to have time to play with my food again!! You guys are all doing a great job keeping this going though!! psst- had me worried when I saw it LOCKED!! lol |
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Thank you thank you thank you!! I have been doing so bad eating yukky carbs and this is just what I needed to motivate me to go back on in induction today. I am a happy person =)
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That food looks yummy Cleo - what's the last one?
Batty I use a low-carb wrap as my base, heated in the oven for 4 mins then left to cool, its so much better than a thick doughy base, you just need to be careful not to overload it or it might break but then pizzas are always nicer with minimal ingredients anyway. I use Empower low carb wraps (3g each) but not sure if you guys get them over there in the States? |
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something there
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The last one is a Mexican Spaghetti Squash Bake
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Oh My!
Barb, it's time to party. Thank goodness we have plenty to eat! Way to go on having a thread so popular it's been granted a sequel![/QUOTE]
Cleo that is Food Porn at its finest!!! ![]() |
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something there
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Thanks! I wish my cheesecakes were 1000% induction safe, but I'm leery about sugar alcohols for Atkineers. I'm not ready to make the claim where xylitol and erythritol are concerned.
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I have a question...I tried make those cheese chips that people talk about. I don't think I'm doing it right.....I told you I don't know how to cook....lol
Last night i took a piece of wax paper and put a slice of american cheese all broken up on it......It smell and looked great...I couldnt get them off the paper. Today i sprayed the wax paper with pam........they didn't crisp up......i then tried a paper plate with pam.....same thing.......what am I doing wrong |
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something there
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Have you tried throwing them just on a glass plate in the microwave?
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If you're using American cheese, Linda Sue has a recipe on her site that works well.
Note that: - you need to cook them in the microwave, not a regular oven - you need to arrange them on parchment paper, not wax paper or a sprayed plate - you need to use the Deluxe American, not the individually wrapped slices |
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