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yummy culinary experimentation for ckd

okay okay i know the jokes about real men don't eat quiche but wtf it's so good

here's a simple one

6 eggs
4 strips bacon, julienned, cooked and drained
2 ounces cream
2 ounces swiss cheese, shredded (or other cheese)
1 stalk green onion, sliced
several dashes favourite hot sauce
pinch nutmeg
salt and pepper to taste


non stick spray
almond flour or flaxmeal
muffin pan


combine first 8 ingredients and set aside
preheat oven to 350
spay the muffin pan with non stick spray
spinkle with almond flour/flaxmeal
turn upside down to remove excess
fill with egg batter 3/4
takes about 15-20 minutes
insert a toothpick to test it will come out clean when done
enjoy
many variations to this
 
hmm
tuna, brown rice, eggs and salsa what more to you need

lunch today was:

2 tablespoon olive oil
2 eggs
1 can tuna, drained
2 cups cooked brown rice
2 green onions chopped
1/2 cup salsa
couple dashes hot sauce
salt and pepper to taste

in a nonstick skillet heat oil
beat eggs and add to skillet
let cook a few minutes
add tuna and rice
cook a few minutes til rice is heat through
add green onions, salsa and seasonings

pretty good eh?
 
instead of tuna, try grilled chicken/beef, ground turkey, roast turkey, grilled shrimp, baby shrimp or crab meat
obiwan9962 said:
hmm
tuna, brown rice, eggs and salsa what more to you need

lunch today was:

2 tablespoon olive oil
2 eggs
1 can tuna, drained
2 cups cooked brown rice
2 green onions chopped
1/2 cup salsa
couple dashes hot sauce
salt and pepper to taste

in a nonstick skillet heat oil
beat eggs and add to skillet
let cook a few minutes
add tuna and rice
cook a few minutes til rice is heat through
add green onions, salsa and seasonings

pretty good eh?
 
obiwan9962 said:
not been posting much
been working two jobs
but will post up some new goodies soon
cheers

Hi hun! :heart:

Guess what? I went out for sushi today! And I liked it..... :p
 
desman said:
holy shit bro, where else you working these days?
well i am still at zingaro but picking up 3-5 shifts at the pelican
still hoping you can hook me up
if you not working come over for the superbowl
 
got lots of miscellaneous stuff in the refrig

well try my "kitchen sink" salad

all the amounts can vary according to what is in refrig
no need to cook anything else

here's the one i just had

1/2 chicken breast, grilled and chopped
1 hard boiled egg, chopped
2 green olives, chopped (left over from martini party)
2 green onions, chopped
1 tablespoon sunflower seed
1 stalk celery chopped
1 tiny piece red onion, chopped
1 equally tiny piece red pepper, chopped
2 pieces miscellaneous cheese, diced (again left over from martini party)
1 wayward piece lo sodium no sugar added ham (don't ask)
1 teaspoon Dijon
2 tablespoon mayonnaise
mix altogether and enjoy


the variations are mind boggling
 
thought i'd share some info requested by a fellow elite member:


re: salmon

salmon is much heartier and can handle stronger flavours
in russia salmon is often eaten with red wine
i sometimes instead of using white wine to cook it with will use a shiraz, pinot noir or zinfindel

salmon takes well to asian, caribbean, mexican, cajun and italian flavours as well as traditional french flavours

in ireland and scotland some chefs pair it with a nice whiskey
one gent marinates it in whiskey before he smokes it

salmon also takes well to fruit esp mangoes and berries

if you have alot you can make your own gravlox by coating it with sea/kosher salt, sugar and dill or any of your favourite herbs (my fav is lime zest, cilantro and chinese fermented black beans)

it can be marinated in lime and chilis for a several hours to make a nice ceviche

in hawaii there is a dish called lomi salmon where it is chilled in ice water for a few hours then shredded and marinated with tomatoes, yellow onions and green onions then served with ice

salmon also takes well to any number of salsas
try grilling smaller pieces (scraps) mixing it with a salsa and wrapping it in a tortilla with some cheese and shredded lettuce

so there are many options

as for cooking methods it can be done pretty much any way..... broiled, grilled, smoked, bbq'd, steamed, fried, sauteed, dried, even boiled (soup)
 
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