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Plan: who knows
Stats: 337/204/180
BF:100% pure
Progress: 85%
Location: Pacific NW
Pennink, the zucchini shells are sooooo worth the delayed gratification. I cut them up and use them for chips with a sour cream-salsa dip. Definitely a
I use bagged because I'm fricken lazy and don't want to stand around and shred cheese. I'd say bagged is easier but more dry, so if your cauliflower is moist, the cheese seems to counteract the sog.
Plan: what ever
Stats: 198/177/000
BF:
Progress: 11%
Location: usa
Cleo have you ever tried thin slicing the zucchini and deep fried for a potatoe type chip. just wondering if that would work. I've never cooked a zucchini before, and looking forward to trying your recipes.
Cleo: I've made this crust a few times, and while it's yummy, I feel like I'm doing something wrong. Should the crust be like a dough crust, or should it be a bit more flimsy? It is possible my eggs are too large or the crust too thin, but there is no more space on my cookie sheet to get it thinner. Thoughts?
Wow, after being on this forum for quite awhile, I cannot believe that I only just now found your recipes.
Cleochatra, you are the best. I hope there are some more of your recipe threads here.
The only thing about the bagged cheese are that they have fillers and hydrogenated products in them. If you are trying to stay "clean" it is best to grate your own cheese without all the addded gunk. Just a thought!