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My Filipina Wife Does Low Carb

Discussion in 'Culture and Food' started by Anon220806, Dec 14, 2020.

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    Nut Butter Chicken Curry (it doesn’t have to be boring)

    https://thelowcarbkitchen.co.uk/nut-butter-chicken-curry/

    “A flavour packed nut butter curry that takes next to no time to make but tastes like it's been cooking for hours!”

    Author: Emma Porter’s The Low Carb Kitchen

    Serves: 4

    Ingredients
    Curry:
    460g chicken fillets
    1 tsp cumin
    2 tsp curry powder
    1 large white onion, finely chopped
    2 Tbsp almond butter (or any other nut butter)
    2 garlic cloves, finely chopped
    ½ tsp salt
    2 Tsp coconut oil
    1 measuring cup water + 1Tbsp
    Cauliflower rice:
    1 Tsp salt
    1 Large cauliflower
    2 Tsp coconut oil
    3 Tbsp desiccated coconut
    1 Tsp turmeric

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    Dr Ruth Tapsell, NHS GP :

    Non alcoholic fatty liver disease is a common risk factor for coronary heart disease / stroke....

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    Fat Fiction


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    If you are finding food choices repetitive then take a look at the Primal Living app where you will find such recipes as this one for pork pie:

    Steve Bennett says

    “After creating the chicken pie last week, I thought I would try and make a home-made Pork Pie for Easter Sunday. It went down very well. I have uploaded it to the Primal Living app. Have a great low carb Easter. #primalliving #lchf #HappyEaster

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    Released by the Aspen NHS surgery in Gloucester. What to do if your lifestyle choices in food are not working. Yes the lchf solution is being used just about all round the country.

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    Lunch today...

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    Having been stuck on 83.8 kilos for 3 weeks I decided to do a fast and zero alcohol. Fast lasted 20 hours, broke the fast with avocado and cream, then later had dinner Chicken breast and mix of vegetables.
    Weighed in at 82.8 kilos this morning, lost 1 kilo over night. Doing another fast now.
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    Well done Jim. We have been so accustomed to the “three square meals a day” line, haven’t we. When we don’t actually need them a lot of the time. This is something Mrs Ash has learned - she has been brainwashed into thinking that she needs 3 meals a day with rice but has proved to herself that neither is necessary. She does a physically active job and doesn’t go hungry.

    Avocado and cream - perfect! Losing weight eating fat. Brilliant.
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    Issued by the NHS Aspen Medical practice in Gloucestershire.

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    Graph of the Week from Dr David Unwin from his Southport NHS surgery. His patient achieved drug free T2 remission / reversal and improved blood pressure. His patient has been weaned of the ace inhibitors as they are no longer required. All down to cutting out sugar and starchy carbs.

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    Mrs Ash breakfast today. Sausage, egg, bacon and a slice of Hovis Nimble bread.

    Dinner. Gently fried salmon with lemon and broccoli spears. And cauliflower cheese. I had the same.

    No snacks in between as she wasn’t hungry. No rice, potato, pasta, bread etc.

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    That's my sort of food, salmon and asparagus, only one thing makes it perfect, wild salmon :like: I was renown in our area during the miners strike as a salmon poacher without equal :ninja:
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    Reminds me of the Roald Dahl book, Danny the Champion of the World.
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    That was me, I got a shotgun when I was 13 or 14 with my salmon money, a little double barrel folding.410 for duck and pheasant, fun times :ninja:
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    I know it’s a kids story but a good one all the same.
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    Dinner tonight. Vietnamese Chicken Noodle Salad.

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    Low carb ish, but not keto friendly. Carrots 9.6 carb. and what kind of noodles where those? (Missed that) Ordinary noodles are high carb.
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    You've mentioned belts before John, this is mine I bought it 16 years ago and it has been a brilliant belt

    Position 1 was the start of 2021 and it was a tight pull to get it to that position, you can see the wear on the holes and the overall curvature of the belt is due to my gut tending to push it down over the years.

    Position 2 shows progressively less wear on the less used fastening sizes there were times ten years ago when I was occasionally lighter.

    Position 3 shows tonight and that is now a comfortable setting without any straining indeed it was a still little loose at that position.

    The last time I used it at position 3 for any length of time was 2006 when I was a bit lighter than I am now, but back then I luckily bought another one that was a bit smaller from the same company it currently fastens at the second hole so I can use both now and the second one should still be fine about 5 months from now, they are both money belts with a concealed zipped pocket running the length of the belt that can take about £600 in rolled up twenties and quite hard to get anything as well made these days.

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    :lol: Time to buy a new belt. :like:

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