More like drop scones really but a bit tangy and different. Not sure if worth going out of the way and getting the buttermilk but anyway, it's a thing.
Batter's pretty thick... or I may have got the measurements slightly wrong, I don't know, it was early in the morning.
Had a few recently that were OK, jotting them down here. Will elaborate if we make again.
Pizza: base out of LSA, egg, and some cheese (seems to help stick together). Toppings as suitable. This was very satisfactory, though it tastes like Ryvita or Graham crackers rather than dough but it's pretty moreish. Actually leaves one feeling full. Recommended. (Bunny devised)
Meatballs with faux-spaghetti veg: just as it sounds. Reasonably satisfying, though not close to actual pasta, doable and not hard to make. Ribbon up carrots and courgettes to make the 'spag'.
Satay pork skewers with steamed choi: a bit plain, but can spice up and sauce up (coconut and peanut is fine). Just have lots.
Smoked cod, chopped spinach, poached egg: actually fairly satisfying. We even had this as a kids-together meal with kids having rice as well (and less huge quantities of spinach). Went down well with some.
Half-avocado/banana lactose-free keffir shake: Standard Bunny breakfast these days. With the soy protein powder, it's pretty extreme but tasty. Works well, good filler.
Chicken or pork curry with spinach: I used mustard seeds, cumin, coriander, one fresh chili, garam masala, and a very large handful of curry leaves from our tree - so it's almos a vegetable. Popped the seeds and fried the aromatics, added the leaves and fried for another few seconds, added the meat (lots), i think there was one vegetable like courgette or aubergine. I think tomato paste, definitely coconut cream (mainly cream, not the water), and definitely lime and peanuts to finish. Serve stirred in with well-seasoned chopped spinach (lots).
Carb subsitute to go with slabs of meat: aubergine fried with egg and LSA (no flour). A bit nutty but tasty.
Crustless quiche: this was a thing before Keto anyway.
Bunny's LSA bread: Not sure how he did this but I really enjoyed it. I think substituted LSA for flour, is all.
Bunny's 'jibber-jabber' breads: this is from some animated Keto youtuber, and is based on almost meal and whipped egg whites. Tastes like sponge- as in, actual sponge you might use for a seat cover. it's possible that the weirdness comes from the cream of tartar he insisted on including, might be worth re-visiting with less revolting ingredients. I prefer Bunny's LSA bread.
Bunny's Erythrodol muffins: I think these were muffins with LSA and erythrodol. Not sure. Nice and nutty, do-again. They're some 'Keto donut' recipe, there are lots, not sure which, Bunny subbed some LSA for some of the almond meal. Was nice.
Something like this:
Peanut butter cookies: again, from some online recipe Bunny found. Turned out remarkably unsweet (oddly enough). he's desperate for sweets though and something has to be done.
Peanut butter cups: non-sugar peanut butter, butter, erythrodol sweetner, melt together (about a third of butter and two thirds peanut butter). Leave to set in cupcake molds. Pour on melted 95% chocolate when set. Bloody good, this one.
Chinese meantballs with greens: Do a nice gingery meatball. Does involve about a teaspoon of cornflour per person so a tiny trace there but was OK. Pork mince with five spice, seasoning, scallion greens, oyeter sauce etc. Roll the seasoned balls in cornstarch. Fry. Add sauce of soysauce, oyster, seasoning, rice wine etc and cook until meatballs done and sauce thickened. Serve with greens.
Chicken soup: With honestly not much else. Whole chicken, stock with the bones (super-simmered), soak the meat in brine meanwhile. We're talking serveral hours. Then a little carrot, celery, add stock, one chili, ginger (or whatever flavour is good for you), possibly wakame, the thigh meat, slow simmer. Just before serving add chopped scallion green, the breast meat, and lightly diced courgette. Does the job.
