It's Friday night - what's cookin'?
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@Mik said in It's Friday night - what's cookin'?:
Recommend the recipe. Very tasty.
Thanks for the link.
Quiche was quite good here - I added some Worchestershire, as I commented, but no onion. And was generous with the nutmeg.
Very fine.
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Instant pot pot roast. But today is my fast day. I'll be eating it tomorrow, my zero-carb day.
@Horace said in It's Friday night - what's cookin'?:
Instant pot pot roast. But today is my fast day. I'll be eating it tomorrow, my zero-carb day.
Horace, can you expand on that?
You do one day no carbs, is that for weight loss (and I'm not kidding, this time), or is it a partial Jordan Peterson diet?
I could easily go on a no carb diet. It is tough though, chunk of meat just doesn't seem complete without fries or something.
OK, back to the show-off complicated recipe stuff, full of good food made from spices I've usually never heard of.
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@Horace said in It's Friday night - what's cookin'?:
Instant pot pot roast. But today is my fast day. I'll be eating it tomorrow, my zero-carb day.
Horace, can you expand on that?
You do one day no carbs, is that for weight loss (and I'm not kidding, this time), or is it a partial Jordan Peterson diet?
I could easily go on a no carb diet. It is tough though, chunk of meat just doesn't seem complete without fries or something.
OK, back to the show-off complicated recipe stuff, full of good food made from spices I've usually never heard of.
@Rainman said in It's Friday night - what's cookin'?:
@Horace said in It's Friday night - what's cookin'?:
Instant pot pot roast. But today is my fast day. I'll be eating it tomorrow, my zero-carb day.
Horace, can you expand on that?
You do one day no carbs, is that for weight loss (and I'm not kidding, this time), or is it a partial Jordan Peterson diet?
It's just for weight loss. Also somehow the asceticism of a day of no food appeals to me, though I am a little irritable and uncomfortable those days. The following morning, I am glad I did it. Feels pretty good. I have been known to steal downstairs to the kitchen at midnight to get a little food so I can get to sleep though. Those are failures, but still within the rules. I prefer to get a full night's sleep on the empty stomach.
I could easily go on a no carb diet. It is tough though, chunk of meat just doesn't seem complete without fries or something.
I once did a long term low carb diet and was very successful with it. The magic of them is that after the first few days, it becomes easy to stick to them because you do not feel hungry, or cravings. At least I didn't.
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@Mik said in It's Friday night - what's cookin'?:
Recommend the recipe. Very tasty.
How do you think spicy would work with it? I have quite a lot to use up...
The Brad
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Two ham sammiches and a 6-mile run, bitches.
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@Mik said in It's Friday night - what's cookin'?:
Recommend the recipe. Very tasty.
How do you think spicy would work with it? I have quite a lot to use up...
@LuFins-Dad said in It's Friday night - what's cookin'?:
@Mik said in It's Friday night - what's cookin'?:
Recommend the recipe. Very tasty.
How do you think spicy would work with it? I have quite a lot to use up...
Perfectly. I prefer hot Italian, but not MFR. I put significant red peppers in mine.
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You raise a good point. Not sure why one would want more fat in a pot roast. I would think leaner would be better. I always have to separate the gravy before serving.
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You raise a good point. Not sure why one would want more fat in a pot roast. I would think leaner would be better. I always have to separate the gravy before serving.
@Mik said in It's Friday night - what's cookin'?:
You raise a good point. Not sure why one would want more fat in a pot roast. I would think leaner would be better. I always have to separate the gravy before serving.
I made a slow-cooker roast with a pretty lean piece of meat. Didn't care for it at all. I use a chuck roast now.
