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  • shai74
    shai74 Posts: 512 Member
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    Just one comment on this ^

    1/4 cup butter is NOT 8oz.

    1 cup of butter is about 8oz (or 250g). 1/4 cup butter is about 2oz.
  • KnitOrMiss
    KnitOrMiss Posts: 10,104 Member
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    shai74 wrote: »
    Just one comment on this ^

    1/4 cup butter is NOT 8oz.

    1 cup of butter is about 8oz (or 250g). 1/4 cup butter is about 2oz.

    Sorry, that is American Numbers. It was 8 TBSP of butter or one american stick... Which is 1/4 cup. I may have gotten my conversion confused due to trying to get it up quickly. I'm soooo sorry for the mix up.

    Oh, now I see. It is 8 TBSP not 8 OZ.... Sorry, my brain overloaded my fingers.
  • Fat4Fuel2
    Fat4Fuel2 Posts: 280 Member
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    Fat4Fuel2 wrote: »
    PERSONAL PIZZA "OMELET"
    That looks fantastic, thank you so much! That's about the level of my baking skills so I could treat hubby to a meal for a change.

    And whoah!!! those spice jars are massive. Ours come in 1 oz or 5 oz jars!

    Glad you like it! It only takes me 25 minutes to make including cooking and baking time. Easy, quick, nutritious, and delicious! We get our spice jars from Sam's Club. It's cheaper in the long run. Keep me posted on how it turns out for you!
  • Fat4Fuel2
    Fat4Fuel2 Posts: 280 Member
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    Hey, @Fat4Fuel2, your egg pizza looks great! I'm definitely making one! Now I can have pizza when my guys have it, without going through the trouble of making a non-flour crust. :) Thanks for sharing!

    That's awesome! I'm all for ways to keep foods and eating apart of the family! Let me know how it turns out for you!
  • Fat4Fuel2
    Fat4Fuel2 Posts: 280 Member
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    I recently came up with an "Ice Cream" Recipe. It's meant to be played around with to fit macros for that particular day. It's also super voluminous! What I normally use is:

    -240 mL (1 cup) unsweetened almond milk
    - 30g (1 scoop) protein powder of choice
    - 30 mL (2tbs) HWC
    - 7-14g (1/2-1tbs) melted coconut oil
    - LOTS of ice

    Blend everything except ice until smooth texture. Blend in ice. Eat.

    420 cal, 34g fat, 25g protein, 2g, carb. Meant for 1 person, but could be split however desired.
  • RisiM
    RisiM Posts: 180 Member
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    Has anyone got a flaxseed bread recipe, the one I made needs too much salt to make it palatable.
  • jerryellis63012
    jerryellis63012 Posts: 105 Member
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    Easy no carb lunch that tasted great! Sorry for the bite taken, I just couldn't wait LOL!

    3 slices Angus corned beef lunch meat
    topped with 8 slices pre-cooked bacon
    add 2 slices pepper jack cheese
    heat in microwave 30 seconds
    top with mayo and roll up into a burrito shape...so tasty! r4p7zvi73yb2.jpg
  • Dragonwolf
    Dragonwolf Posts: 5,600 Member
    edited April 2015
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    CHEESE STUFFED BURGER MUFFINS

    2lbs ground meat (I used bison, but beef would suffice, too)
    1 8oz block of cream cheese
    1.5-1.75 cups shredded cheddar cheese (I used Sargento Four Cheese Mexican, but any should be fine)
    2tsp ground cinnamon
    1-1.5tbsp onion powder
    1-1.5tbsp garlic powder
    2tbsp bacon grease (optional)
    Butter (or other fat, to grease muffin pan)

    Preheat oven to 400F (204C).

    Mix cheeses together and set aside (doesn't have to be softened, but might make it easier).

    Mix meat, spices, and (if using) bacon grease together.

    Grease muffin pan.

    Take part of meat and line muffin spots, making little "cups."

    Spoon cheese into cups. Don't be afraid to be generous with it, it shouldn't go very far.

    Take remaining meat and put on top, pressing down onto the cups.

    Bake for about 12 minutes (11-12 minutes put them about medium rare to medium for me).

    Try not to scarf them down too fast. ;)

    Makes 12 Muffins

    Stats per muffin:
    Calories 297
    Total Fat 23 g
    Saturated Fat 11 g
    Monounsaturated Fat 5 g
    Polyunsaturated Fat 1 g
    Trans Fat 0 g
    Cholesterol 85 mg
    Sodium 196 mg
    Potassium 250 mg
    Total Carbohydrate 3 g
    Dietary Fiber 0 g
    Sugars 0 g
    Protein 19 g
  • KarlaYP
    KarlaYP Posts: 4,439 Member
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    Will be making! Thanks!
  • jerryellis63012
    jerryellis63012 Posts: 105 Member
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    Dragonwolf wrote: »
    CHEESE STUFFED BURGER MUFFINS

    2lbs ground meat (I used bison, but beef would suffice, too)
    1 8oz block of cream cheese
    1.5-1.75 cups shredded cheddar cheese (I used Sargento Four Cheese Mexican, but any should be fine)
    2tsp ground cinnamon
    1-1.5tbsp onion powder
    1-1.5tbsp garlic powder
    2tbsp bacon grease (optional)
    Butter (or other fat, to grease muffin pan)

    Preheat oven to 400F (204C).

    Mix cheeses together and set aside (doesn't have to be softened, but might make it easier).

    Mix meat, spices, and (if using) bacon grease together.

    Grease muffin pan.

    Take part of meat and line muffin spots, making little "cups."

    Spoon cheese into cups. Don't be afraid to be generous with it, it shouldn't go very far.

    Take remaining meat and put on top, pressing down onto the cups.

    Bake for about 12 minutes (11-12 minutes put them about medium rare to medium for me).

    Try not to scarf them down too fast. ;)

    Makes 12 Muffins

    Stats per muffin:
    Calories 297
    Total Fat 23 g
    Saturated Fat 11 g
    Monounsaturated Fat 5 g
    Polyunsaturated Fat 1 g
    Trans Fat 0 g
    Cholesterol 85 mg
    Sodium 196 mg
    Potassium 250 mg
    Total Carbohydrate 3 g
    Dietary Fiber 0 g
    Sugars 0 g
    Protein 19 g

    Amazing! Made these tonight and oh so delicious!
  • robinred2
    robinred2 Posts: 59 Member
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    Fat4Fuel2 wrote: »
    I recently came up with an "Ice Cream" Recipe. It's meant to be played around with to fit macros for that particular day. It's also super voluminous! What I normally use is:

    -240 mL (1 cup) unsweetened almond milk
    - 30g (1 scoop) protein powder of choice
    - 30 mL (2tbs) HWC
    - 7-14g (1/2-1tbs) melted coconut oil
    - LOTS of ice

    Blend everything except ice until smooth texture. Blend in ice. Eat.

    420 cal, 34g fat, 25g protein, 2g, carb. Meant for 1 person, but could be split however desired.

    what is hwc

  • Dragonwolf
    Dragonwolf Posts: 5,600 Member
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    robinred2 wrote: »
    Fat4Fuel2 wrote: »
    I recently came up with an "Ice Cream" Recipe. It's meant to be played around with to fit macros for that particular day. It's also super voluminous! What I normally use is:

    -240 mL (1 cup) unsweetened almond milk
    - 30g (1 scoop) protein powder of choice
    - 30 mL (2tbs) HWC
    - 7-14g (1/2-1tbs) melted coconut oil
    - LOTS of ice

    Blend everything except ice until smooth texture. Blend in ice. Eat.

    420 cal, 34g fat, 25g protein, 2g, carb. Meant for 1 person, but could be split however desired.

    what is hwc

    Heavy whipping cream
  • Fat4Fuel2
    Fat4Fuel2 Posts: 280 Member
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    robinred2 wrote: »
    Fat4Fuel2 wrote: »
    I recently came up with an "Ice Cream" Recipe. It's meant to be played around with to fit macros for that particular day. It's also super voluminous! What I normally use is:

    -240 mL (1 cup) unsweetened almond milk
    - 30g (1 scoop) protein powder of choice
    - 30 mL (2tbs) HWC
    - 7-14g (1/2-1tbs) melted coconut oil
    - LOTS of ice

    Blend everything except ice until smooth texture. Blend in ice. Eat.

    420 cal, 34g fat, 25g protein, 2g, carb. Meant for 1 person, but could be split however desired.

    what is hwc

    Heavy Whipping Cream. I've also recently found that sugar free jell-o mix adds some great flavor!

  • bluefish86
    bluefish86 Posts: 842 Member
    edited May 2015
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    DECONSTRUCTED EGGS FLORENTINE (BREAKFAST SALAD)

    1 cup organic baby spinach
    1/2 small avocado, sliced or cubed
    2 medium free range eggs, poached
    60g smoked salmon
    salt & pepper

    OPTIONAL EXTRAS
    bacon
    cheese
    crab meat
    olive oil
    grilled tomato & mushroom
    etc.
  • Jakiepaper
    Jakiepaper Posts: 57 Member
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    I'm a snack eater so I found on Pinterest paleo balls and tweaked them
    4 tbsp of coconut flour
    1 tbsp of pb2
    1 tbsp of coconut almond butter
    1/2 cup of unsweetened almond milk
    Mix dry ingredients, add milk a little at a time til a dough forms, roll into balls, freeze, then eat when ever you need a snack. I actually flattened on down yesterday and put it in the microwave, as a cookie, not too bad.
  • mongoosealamode
    mongoosealamode Posts: 112 Member
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    I just made some raspberry ice cream.

    For individual amount.
    Put in a small container and freeze everything ahead or use frozen berries.
    1.5oz fresh raspberries
    3tbs HWC
    Blend

    I have a magic bullet type blender and used the smaller container.
  • Kitnthecat
    Kitnthecat Posts: 2,059 Member
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    I use my vitamix to make kind of a sorbet with frozen berries and a bit of yogourt.
  • samko1976
    samko1976 Posts: 125 Member
    edited May 2015
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    Mediterranean "rice"
    Grated Cauliflower - 80 g
    Courgette/zucchini - 25 g
    Onions - 10 g
    Mushrooms - 10 g
    Peppers - Sweet, green- 10 g
    Cherry Tomatoes- 10 g
    Garlic minced - 1 clove
    Extra Virgin Olive Oil, 1 tbsp
    Dried mixed herbs- 1/2 teaspoon
    Geo Watkins - Mushroom Ketchup- 5 ml ( Can use soy sauce, Worcester Sauce or Marmite- anything to add slight umami taste)

    Mince onion, mushroom, pepper, tomato into very small pieces. This will be used to flavour oil.

    Dice courgette/zucchini so 0.5cm ( 1/4 inch) pieces. Make sure you have prepared all vegetables as cooking is quick.

    Heat oil in wok or large pan to a medium/high temperature. A small pan will make this dish too soggy.

    Add minced garlic and herbs. Stir for a few seconds until toasted. Add minced vegetables. Stir fry for a minute

    Add cauliflower and courgette/zucchini at same time. Add ketchup/soy sauce.

    Stir fry until cooked about 5 minutes. I personally like it a bit charred

    Result is a fried rice but with lots of Mediterranean flavours.

    Serves 1
    Carbs 7g
    Dairy free/vegetarian
  • stillonamission
    stillonamission Posts: 140 Member
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    Chicken Breast Pizza Crust

    I got an idea from somewhere on the internet a couple of years ago to make pizza crust out of chicken, but I never did it. It didn't really appeal to me.

    Since I am doing the 'Meativore' May challenge I though I would try something with chicken. It was really easy!

    12.5 oz chicken breast (I used a can b/c I was lazy. They next time I am going to try with left over chicken)
    2 eggs
    1/8 teaspoon salt
    1/2 teaspoon oregano

    Drain the chicken as much as possible, and blend (I have a nutribullet) all ingredients into a paste.
    Spread out thin on a parchment paper covered baking sheet and bake at 425 for 15 mins.

    The cooking time will vary depending on how thick the mixture is spread. I spread it thinner and cook longer for crackers.

    For my pizza last night I used a little butter spread on the crust when I brought it out, added mozzarella and pepperoni. It was fantastic!

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  • EarthAmber
    EarthAmber Posts: 20 Member
    edited May 2015
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    [Edit] Oh lord, sorry the images are enormous.

    I came up with this Chili recipe after finding out I'm allergic to tomatoes. Last night I decided to try making a LCHF version of it and I was super happy with the results. I was so excited to have something to share that I kept track as best as I could of the recipe. And obviously the seasoning can be adjusted to your taste.

    The best part is pulling it out of the fridge the next day and seeing all the solid fat "grains" in it. All the fat emulsifies really well, which is a big deal to me because I just can't get behind the oil slick foods.

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