What's for dinner?

frustratedearthmother

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Tonight I made use of a bunch of yellow squash and zucchini I had in the fridge. I made a knock off recipe of Boston Market Squash Casserole. I've never tasted Boston Market's version - but this was quite possibly the best squash recipe I've ever made. OH my - yum! It has 19 carbs for 1/12th of the casserole. Not great - but not terrible. DH has to have some carbs since he's on an insulin pump. This was worth the carbs! :)

Also had another pot of green beans and a cucumber salad. If I'd have known how substantial the casserole was we wouldn't have needed anything else. And it was all from the garden! YAY!!
 

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I believe there are keto-friendly "cornbread" recipes out there. The one I found used almond flour and a sweet corn extract to get the corn flavor. Haven't done it myself because we don't eat cornbread much.
 

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Last night we had buffalo chicken wings, baked, from the CCX we raised. We had English peas and roasted beets. I have never had roasted beets, we loved them! A tiny splash of raspberry vinaigrette salad dressing and they were delicious. I will make those again!
 

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I like roasted root veggies. You can mix them and have some great tastes going on. Nice when you have only a handful each of several -- early season/late season. Sweet & savory mixes better than you may imagine when looking at raw. LOL The roasting brings out a lot of flavor nuances.
 
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