Salmon patties made with canned salmon, green onion, garlic granules, dried parsley, eggs, pork rind crumbs. Coated with pork rind breading mix from Indigo Nili’s YouTube channel. Sautéed in ghee. Side salad of Romaine lettuce, red pepper, red onion, baby tomatoes, Primal Kitchen Ranch Dressing. Sauce for the patties made with mayo and Ranch dressing.
The side dish here is the second of the two ready-meals (frozen entrées) that I bought at Walmart the other day. It was a little spicy and nice enough, but the first entrée was much more delicious. Even though these are quite expensive, I would buy the other entrée again for sure, but not this…
Middle Eastern ground beef served on a bed of diced, fried Chinese eggplant and potato, topped with sour cream. Delicious! Note: I am on maintenance, hence the small potato (~27 gm carbs). Also, I don’t eat much dairy, but I felt sour cream would round out this dish… and it did!
For some reason I wanted breakfast for lunch today! So I heated some Johnsonville, no-fillers, pre-cooked, original-recipe breakfast sausages from Walmart… and fried up three eggs. I also had some veggies left over from yesterday’s meal, to which I added some Balsamic vinegar to “pickle” them. Delicious and easy! Note: I also ate a couple…
Middle Eastern Ground Beef served on shredded Romaine lettuce and topped with fresh veggies.
Middle Eastern Ground Beef I started with a recipe, but used curry powder instead of the Baharat Seasoning (which I didn’t have). I also added four small, diced, peeled Indian eggplant and skipped making the cauliflower rice and topping, as I was not planning on eating this dish today. When I do eat it, I…
At Walmart I bought a single-serving ready-meal (frozen entrée) called Healthy Choice Zero Chicken Verde that cost $5.50 CAD (2-for-$11). Look for the second one in a later meal post. This one has 10 gm total carbs and 18 gm protein. I question the protein number, as it had very little chicken in it! And…
One chicken thigh, two English banger sausages, four bacon “purses” and a small buttered potato (~28 g carbs) cooked in the microwave. I am on maintenance, hence the little potato. A lovely, easy meal, as the meat was all pre-cooked and just needed reheating in the air-fryer!
In a hurry? Feeling lazy? But still want to stay low-carb, Keto or carnivore? Fry three eggs in ghee, butter or bacon fat; reheat some bacon “purses” in the microwave… bingo, you have a perfect meal. Skip the toast, of course! Instead, dip that crispy bacon in the egg yolks. Scrumptious!
I don’t require a CGM and this one seems especially expensive, so I am not interested in that aspect of this video, however Dr. Becky’s explanation of insulin resistance is great! Definitely worth watching this video for that alone. https://youtu.be/sXEdc_9ZrZw