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Bacon Wrapped Pork Fillet with Apple

28/7/2014

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Bacon Wrapped Pork Fillet with Apple
Bacon Wrapped Pork Fillet with Apple
The bacon protects the pork fillet from drying out to remain juicy and tender!  Serve with
Cauli & Broccoli Cheese
Cauli & Broccoli Cheese
Perfect Roast Potatoes
Perfect Roast Potatoes
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Another LCHF Bread

23/7/2014

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Banting Buttermilk Seed Loaf
Banting Buttermilk Seed Loaf
Here's another LCHF bread and like the
Low-Carb Flaxseed Bread,
Low-Carb Flaxseed Bread
it's also light, but this loaf rises better and seems more like 'real' bread.
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A really good LCHF Sauce...

20/7/2014

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Pork Chops with Creamy Mustard Sauce
I served the pork chops smothered in sauce over Parsnip Mash with a Carrot & Capsicum Salad.
The pork chops also go well with Carrot & Turnip Mash, Cabbage & Onion Stir-Fry, Potato Mash or Cauli Mash.
Pork Chops with Creamy Mustard Sauce
Without thickening agents, LCHF sauces are generally quite runny - reduction is the key!
I developed this one which turned out really well.
You can vary this sauce by substituting the
* Cream with Greek/natural yoghurt, sour cream
   or cream cheese (full fat)
* Spring Onions with red onion, peppercorns
   (black or green) or mushrooms (fry until soft)
* Chicken Stock with any other type of stock
* Mustard with prepared horseradish or any other
   type of mustard
* Parsley with chives, thyme, origanum or any
  other herb you prefer.
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Try this yummy LCHF veggie

18/7/2014

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Baby Savoy Cabbage Cheese
Baby Savoy Cabbage Cheese
Savoy cabbages are very low in carbs (5.2g) and are deliciously sweet & tender and hold their shape well when cooked whole.
These baby cabbages are smothered with a LCHF Cheese Sauce and sprinkled with cayenne pepper to give them an extra zing.

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Heal yourself with Kombucha

17/7/2014

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Kombucha
Kombucha is a delicious healing & detoxifying drink that you can make yourself. Kombucha helps with cancer, arthritis, rheumatism, eczema, acne, allergies, chronic fatigue syndrome, digestive disorders, high blood pressure, poor circulation, high cholesterol/triglycerides and more.

For a detailed description, benefits & history of Kombucha, read http://www.growyouthful.com/recipes/kombucha.php
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Count your Carbs with this Tool

15/7/2014

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click here to start counting!
Count Your Carbs
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Carb Free Cauli Rice - surprised at how tasty it was!

12/7/2014

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Cauli Rice
Thought I would give carb-free Cauli Rice a try...
it was actually really tasty and the consistency was perfect!
It went well with the Beef & Lamb Curry that I made.
Beef & Lamb Curry
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Organize & Stock your Kitchen... now all colour-coded to LCHF

9/7/2014

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Your Kitchen
5 Top Tips on organizing Your Kitchen and suggestions on stocking your Pantry, Fridge, Freezer & Fresh Produce
... all colour-coded to Banting/LCHF
Banting/LCHF
Quick Guide to Banting/LCHF
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Low-Carb Bread & Rolls... to help with the LCHF Diet!

3/7/2014

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Low-Carb Flaxseed Bread
Low-Carb Oopsie Rolls
Low-Carb Flaxseed Bread
Deliciously light bread which you can also use to make rolls & muffins.  Although this bread doesn’t keep for long, sliced bread can be wrapped in plastic, frozen to retain its freshness and then defrosted a slice at a time as needed. It toasts really well, too! Remember to grind the flaxseed just before making this bread as milled flaxseed goes rancid very quickly!
Low-Carb Oopsie Rolls
While not truly bread, Oopsie Rolls are softer and spongier and are more like a thick savoury crepe in texture.  Use for sandwiches, hamburgers or hot dogs (without the stevia), or fill with whipped cream & berries for a dessert.  Or use the entire mixture to make a pizza base & once cooked, top with your favourite pizza sauce & toppings before returning to the oven to grill.
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