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    Chicken crust pizza!!!!!
  • Posts: 7,152 Member
    Chicken crust pizza!!!!!

    Is the crust made out of chicken? If so do you have a recipe?
  • Posts: 226 Member
    fanncy0626 wrote: »

    Is the crust made out of chicken? If so do you have a recipe?

    Yes ma'am!!

    https://www.ketoconnect.net/recipe/no-carb-pizza/
  • Posts: 589 Member
    Slow cooked whole chicken on the grill.
  • Posts: 2,087 Member
    That's funny, I made chicken crust pizza the other day, but didn't use a recipe, just mixed up canned chicken, egg, grated mozzarella and spices, with enough Parmesan to make a stiffer mixture. I put pepperoni, mushrooms, onions and more cheese on top.
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    Simple ham sandwich made of sliced ham, with mayo, cheese and pickles in the middle
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    edited October 2017
    re: restaurant photos 'wasting' restaurant time. Tough nuts! If I want to take a photo of my food or of myself with friends in a restaurant, I am paying for the time and the space and the food. As long as I don't require the assistance of a waiter to do this I don't see a problem. Doesn't anyone remember the 'old days' when at a special occasion, a waiter would be asked to take the table's photo from any number of cameras... now that was a waste of the waiter's time. Doing it myself, isn't.
    Just don't get all loud about it, or even think about asking other patrons to move out of the light or get out of the background, lol.
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    Canadjineh, I am with you on this one. If I take a pic of my meal how is that impacting others? Taking a phone call is another matter. I think cell phones should be on silent while out in public anyway. And I do remember when some places even had photographers who went around and took pictures of you and your guests in restaurants. Our cultures have been doing this for a very long time. Now we DIY instead of getting other involved.
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    MyriiStorm wrote: »
    Sirloin with a merlot and butter reduction.
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    Oh. My. God...
    My mouth is literally watering.
    That looks delicious!!
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    My apologies, the dry wine was us celebrating my wife’s 10k raise. I had to break it out midweek. We only had 1/2 glass each.
  • Posts: 1,603 Member
    wine looks great. Steak's a little over-cooked for me. But I can assure you, I'd have eaten that without complaint!! :);)
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    Top ramen with egg was always a comfort food for me. Now I have a low-carb version! gd38qu1jx6gd.jpg
  • Posts: 117 Member
    Yummy! x4vevd4xxbaw.jpeg
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    rfrenkel77 wrote: »
    My apologies, the dry wine was us celebrating my wife’s 10k raise. I had to break it out midweek. We only had 1/2 glass each.

    Never apologize for having a good dry wine. Congrat to the wife.
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    tayusuki wrote: »
    Top ramen with egg was always a comfort food for me. Now I have a low-carb version! gd38qu1jx6gd.jpg
    How are you making these low carb??
  • Posts: 1,603 Member
    @BrownsFan19 , I strongly suspect those are zero-carb noodles (made from Konjak/Konnyaku)....
  • Posts: 194 Member
    How are you making these low carb??

    @AlexandraCarlyle isn't too far off!! They're shirataki noodles (some grocery stores are carrying them. Otherwise Asian markets). They're bagged in a refrigeration section. The texture firms up a little when cooked in the broth!! I don't find it much different. They also don't have taste and absorb the seasonings great.

    I also make the seasoning myself.

    .5 chicken bouillon cubes
    .5 tsp poultry seasoning/garlic powder/onion powder/ pepper (I think that's all).

    I also add egg and green onion c:
  • Posts: 117 Member
    tayusuki wrote: »

    @AlexandraCarlyle isn't too far off!! They're shirataki noodles (some grocery stores are carrying them. Otherwise Asian markets). They're bagged in a refrigeration section. The texture firms up a little when cooked in the broth!! I don't find it much different. They also don't have taste and absorb the seasonings great.

    I also make the seasoning myself.

    .5 chicken bouillon cubes
    .5 tsp poultry seasoning/garlic powder/onion powder/ pepper (I think that's all).

    I also add egg and green onion c:

    Thanks so much. I'm lookin for something to add to soups to give me a noodle feel. Wanted to make Pho, so hoping these will work!
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    Thanks so much. I'm lookin for something to add to soups to give me a noodle feel. Wanted to make Pho, so hoping these will work!

    Just be sure to wash them very well. The smell is very off putting. I'd do this with spaghetti squash personally.
  • Posts: 194 Member

    Just be sure to wash them very well. The smell is very off putting. I'd do this with spaghetti squash personally.

    True! I never thought of that. It doesn't make it taste different and doesn't carry over into the food. But that's true.
  • Posts: 3,434 Member
    edited

    Thanks so much. I'm lookin for something to add to soups to give me a noodle feel. Wanted to make Pho, so hoping these will work!

    Just be sure to wash them very well. The smell is very off putting. I'd do this with spaghetti squash personally.
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