Experiments and You

Experiments can be very simple or very complex. Sometimes the ones that have the smallest changes are harder to figure out. If there is a food you have made but there is something missing or off, it can be frustrating to try to find out what it is. An example would be cookies or brownies…

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Keto Chow

Keto Chow is amazing. With so many flavors, there should be something for everyone to enjoy. They even have a soup option, though I have not tried it yet. My wife’s favorite flavors are raspberry cheesecake and chocolate peanut butter. They are mixed with 60g of heavy whipping cream and filling up to the 20…

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Cooking Order

The order which you cook things is very important, especially when you are combining a bunch of ingredients into one pot or pan. I like to add seasonings midway through the cooking process so the food has time to absorb them without only seasoning the first few bits. You want to start with the longest…

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Recipes Without My Life Story

None of my recipes have paragraphs upon paragraphs about how my uncle’s brother in-law heard something on the radio that sparked a childhood memory. I don’t do this for because it’s a recipe and I can’t stand it. I absolutely hate it when I click on a recipe and have to scroll for a couple…

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Selecting Your Cheeses

With so many different cheeses, sometimes it’s hard to tell which one is best. Aged sharp cheddars are some of my favorites and the best for party platters or to eat as an appetizer. They taste great on their own, but can also be used to supplement other foods. Blue cheeses I cannot really recommend…

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Keto Breaded Chicken

Easy chicken breading for the keto conscious, useable for stovetop and the oven. Be careful when broiling, because they burn fast and any exposed chicken fat on the foil could catch fire. When cooking in the oven, I don’t use flour, merely coating the damp chicken (this helps the coating stick) into a mix of…

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