The Dukan Christmas menu
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Pearly0505
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i know that if you have a bamix you can whip up skimmed milk into a thick cream like substance and add sweetner (according to the shopping channels.) always made me want one but cannot justify spending £100 on a hand blender
dukandebut
Goat herder(ess)
dukandebut
Goat herder(ess)
I think I would just have the turkey and veg instead, too. Perhaps with the baked butternut squash/red onion in balsalmic vinegar and sage part of the Autumn Chicken Bake recipe which Anja posted a while ago. And sprouts, of course! ;-)
dukandebut
Goat herder(ess)
The best veg in existence. I will always happily help out anyone at the Christmas dinner table who doesn't like 'em. In fact, when he used to live in the UK, my brother-in-law and I used to fight over who got the most!
I am growing them (as I keep on telling everyone) and I am jsut so proud of them!! I was going to go for pigs in blankets too, because when I had a weekend away I had quite a few hotel breakfast sausages without adverse affect. I think I will make my own though, with lean back bacon and good quality sausages.
anjuschka
Dukan Ancestor!!
So I never got back to this but yes I was going to say about the same:
All we need is a menu for CRUISE PV because let's face it, surely nobody in their right mind is going to be in Attack, or doing a PP.
Starter: 'Prawn cocktail' with a sauce of Fromage Frais with a ts of tomato puree. Or simply smoked salmon with dill-mustard sauce. A dukan-friendly version of 'devilled eggs', mini quiches. I think there are a lot of simple tasty options that can also be enjoyed by non-dieters, possibly by adding some bread / toast for them...
And then, what's wrong with a nice huge pile of roast turkey and yummy veg. You can even roast veg without adding fat. Ok, so the trimmings might have to be overlooked if you're trying to be strict, but you can even make a nice gravy using cornflour as a tolerated item.
Simple is best, as far as I'm concerned.
Dessert gets a bit trickier I'll admit - I have been making the occasional chocolate baked custard using yet more tolerated items: cocoa powder: 1ts mixed with some hot water and stirred into 200ml (=2 snall ramekins) of egg custard mixture before baking. Or how about cheesecake, vanilla cake....
All we need is a menu for CRUISE PV because let's face it, surely nobody in their right mind is going to be in Attack, or doing a PP.
Starter: 'Prawn cocktail' with a sauce of Fromage Frais with a ts of tomato puree. Or simply smoked salmon with dill-mustard sauce. A dukan-friendly version of 'devilled eggs', mini quiches. I think there are a lot of simple tasty options that can also be enjoyed by non-dieters, possibly by adding some bread / toast for them...
And then, what's wrong with a nice huge pile of roast turkey and yummy veg. You can even roast veg without adding fat. Ok, so the trimmings might have to be overlooked if you're trying to be strict, but you can even make a nice gravy using cornflour as a tolerated item.
Simple is best, as far as I'm concerned.
Dessert gets a bit trickier I'll admit - I have been making the occasional chocolate baked custard using yet more tolerated items: cocoa powder: 1ts mixed with some hot water and stirred into 200ml (=2 snall ramekins) of egg custard mixture before baking. Or how about cheesecake, vanilla cake....
dukandebut
Goat herder(ess)
I wonder what Dr Dudu is having for his Christmas dinner
I've just laughed so much that I almost choked and fell off my chair! :8855:
You could probably make some sort of "cream" by adding agar agar and sweetener to milk.
I don't like christmas sweets, so I just need to resist alcohol and roast potatoes Salmon, prawns and crab with lettuce for starter, then lots of dry turkey(don't like gravy anyway) and green veg.
I don't like christmas sweets, so I just need to resist alcohol and roast potatoes
Salmon, prawns and crab with lettuce for starter, then lots of dry turkey(don't like gravy anyway) and green veg.
