Mon, Apr-06-20, 08:56
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Plan: Primal/P:E
Stats: 171/145/145
BF:
Progress: 100%
Location: Southern Ontario, Canada
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Wow, game-changer for me: I tried paneer as a chaffle, and it worked brilliantly. Paneer, like halloumi, is a cheese that basically doesn't melt. You can fry or grill it.
I used 2.7 oz of paneer, about 1/4 of the package. I buzzed it in the Magic Bullet until grainy, then added the egg. It formed a thick batter.
The end result was a tad dry, but very good. I'll try adding a Tbsp of butter or oil next time; that should help. It was also very bland: I might have to actually add salt, and maybe a touch of garlic powder or other spices. It would probably work well with cinnamon and splenda.
Something I'm liking about this option is that it's affordable: my rule of thumb for buying cheese is that I don't like paying more than $1 per 100 g. If a 500-g block is on sale for $4.99, that's a good price. These 350-g bricks of paneer are regularly $2.99.
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