How about some dinner pics?
Sunny_Bunny_
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i liked mlinton_mesapark's breakfast pics post and made a delish dinner tonight and I wondered what you all were eating for dinner.
Gumbo!
With andouille sausage, chicken and shrimp!
Gumbo!
With andouille sausage, chicken and shrimp!
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@Sunny_Bunny_ , that looks delicious! Did you use a roux, and if so, how'd you make it?
@professionalHobbyist, that there is a good-lookin' steak!
I'll be making herb-roasted salmon and roasted cauliflower this evening. I'll try to post an attractive picture.
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Voila
Herb-roasted wild sockeye salmon (you squirt on lemon juice, smother the fillet in mayo, sprinkle on about 7 different herbs, roast in a 450-degree oven for 15-30 minutes, depending on how thick the fish is, and whether or not it was frozen to begin with.)
Roasted cauliflower - one head of rough-chopped cauliflower drizzled in copious olive oil (about 1/4 cup), 1 tsp minced garlic, roasted 30 minutes at 450, topped with shredded Parmesan cheese.
And a side of Kerrygold grass fed butter.
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Mine looked similar but oops I ate it before taking a pic. Yummy!randiewilliams72 wrote: »Taco salad. Yum.
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Wow! Everything looks Awesome!
mlinton_mesapark, it was a jar of sauce I found at the grocer. It was Dee Felice brand... Don't know how common it is cuz it's the first time I've ever seen it. But my dinner was about 10 carbs not subtracting fiber. And it was awesome!0 -
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@auntstephie321 That looks great!0
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Sunny_Bunny_ wrote: »@auntstephie321 That looks great!
It was delicious0 -
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Jbarnes1210 wrote: »
Tacos with romaine lettuce for shells
Ribeye steak with loaded mashed cauliflower
Oh yum! I love tacos using lettuce leaves, maybe that'll be dinner tomorrow0 -
@auntstephie321 could you post recipe please????
@Sunny_Bunny_ could you post your recipe..family is creole....would love to be able to eat Gumbo!!!!0 -
@Jbarnes1210
I took two eggplant peeled and sliced thin length wise, sprinkled with salt then baked at 400 for five minutes to dry then out.
Then I layered like lasagna, put sauce on bottom of pan, you can use any sauce you like, I accidentally bought one with two much sugar but still was ok for me.
Then put a layer off eggplant and another layer of sauce then a layer of sliced mozzarella and sprinkle with parmesan cheese. Continue layering and top with sauce and parm.
Cover with foil and bake at 350 for 45 to 60 minutes, till eggplant is soft.0 -
Love the eggplant lasagna idea!0
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@auntstephie321 ..it looks delicious .....I think I'm a try it this week!0
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I wish I had taken a picture. I had a burger with cheese, Zucchini from the garden sauteed in butter and garlic and Greek salad with veggies from the garden
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Jbarnes1210 wrote: »@auntstephie321 ..it looks delicious .....I think I'm a try it this week!
It is wonderful. Last time I made it I did a layer of zucchini too. You can really make it however you want you, I think some sliced meatballs would be good layered in too. I swear the key is the sliced mozzarella lol. I could eat the whole pan.0 -
@AngInCanada sounds yum! Did it cool off any up there.0
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Jbarnes1210 wrote: »@auntstephie321 could you post recipe please????
@Sunny_Bunny_ could you post your recipe..family is creole....would love to be able to eat Gumbo!!!!
Well, mine wasn't really a recipe. I found a jar of the gumbo at the store that I only had to add meat and water to. 8g (6net) carbs per 6oz serving. I went heavy on the meats, I added andouille sausage, chicken and shrimp and the brand of the gumbo was Dee Felice. I have no idea if it's common in stores or not. I had never seen it before. But I also never looked around at the store much before.
I also saw one for étouffée, which I love, but it was too carby for me at 17g.0 -
I love étouffée too....with crawfish....0
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Jbarnes1210 wrote: »I love étouffée too....with crawfish....
Definitely with crawfish! I took the easy way out with the gumbo by using shrimp since I could buy it already shelled and my kids would have had issues with the crawfish... So the shrimp version was more palatable for the whole family.
They just don't know what they're missing!
But I love it when dinner is keto friendly and feeds the whole family and I don't have to make anything different or additional for them!0 -
I had this as a late lunch really, but it could be a dinner.
Tuna with mayo and chopped dill pickle on cucumbers sprinkled with sea salt.0 -
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CoconuttyMummy wrote: »
It was, I keep wanting to eat more, I'd lick the pot out if I could0 -
Tonight my husband actually requested this recipe.
http://www.johnsonville.com/recipe/italian-sausage-pepper-skillet.html
But I made it with what I had on hand. Onion seasoning instead of onions and no tomatoes. Cooked in coconut oil and threw in a Tbs butter and made fresh green beans with butter on the side.0 -
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Honey-Dijon salmon (with only 1/2tsp of honey) and asparagus with bacon, onion, and a couple of cherry tomatoes, tossed in a Dijon-balsamic vinaigrette.
Yum!!!
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This was my brunch, but still... I didn't eat the bread or baked beans. I did eat the six egg scramble, eight rashers of crispy bacon and six chipolatas though!
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