
Kjeldorn |
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*wipes bleary eyes* 'Morning everyone.
Sorry I didn't greet you probably, I guess your posts didn't register because of my heightened emotional state.
A late good morning to you.
Now if I may excuse myself, I have go cook myself a meal (looks like curry-pot leftovers and rice tonight) to cool a bit off, see you later.

John Napier 698 |
John Napier 698 wrote:*wipes bleary eyes* 'Morning everyone.Sorry I didn't greet you probably, I guess your posts didn't register because of my heightened emotional state.
A late good morning to you.
Now if I may excuse myself, I have go cook myself a meal (looks like curry-pot leftovers and rice tonight) to cool a bit off, see you later.
That's okay. I put it down to the different time zones.

Crag_Irons |

Crag_Irons wrote:I wonder if you can use this crust for Stromboli or Calzones.The Game Hamster wrote:It is called Fathead Pizza Crust. I forgot about the almond (or coconut) flour. The recipe is all over the net if you want to look for it. It is good and more filling that regular pizza crust.Crag_Irons wrote:We do not use dough of any kind very often. My wife found a recipe a while back for pizza crust that uses mozzarella cheese, egg, butter, and garlic that is pretty good. No wheat so no gluten. It taste like a heavy cheese bread.I'm may not be right, but I am fairly certain that any combination of those ingredients is going to taste fantastic...
You can if you are good at using spatulas to fold it while it is hot. It is challenging. I put pizza toppings on one half and folded the crust in half and pressed it together once. You have to work with it while it is warm/hot. The amount of egg in it will change how flexible it is.

Kileanna |
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Thank you, everybody for your kind words.
I just have to say that even after everything I don't regret anything. I was with my grandparents on their last years and that compensates all the pain.
Even if I had to quit every form of expressing myself because of social pressure and lack of time (I stopped writing, roleplaying, drawing and even dressing the way I liked) now I'm retaking it and I still think everything was worth it. It's never too late to start again and my grandparents were the best people ever and deserved everything.
I also learned and matured a lot after that.
But let's quit talking about this.
I came here to say... food related stuff xD
Today I took some of my homemade croquettes and nuggets out of the freezer because I didn't have time to cook and made some fries. Spending some time in making homemade croquettes is really worth it, because it gives such a good reserve food xD
I loved Fathead Pizza Crust recipe. I have to try it.

lynora |
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Fathead pizza crust looks interesting. It's similar to what I already use, but definitely seems like it would be a little more challenging to work with since it wouldn't have the stretchiness. Currently I make my pizza crust from a Brazilian cheese rolls recipe. Works beautifully, and the tapioca makes the whole thing pretty stretchy and easy to work with. Pretty sure it would work well for calzones, but I haven't tried it yet. Now I have a new dinner idea! :)
Pan, well....*shrug* you just adjust if you have to. I do miss doughnuts. They are proving challenging to replicate. But I've been getting good at making gluten free versions of things I miss, so I just keep working on it until I get it close enough to right. :)
What makes my soul cry are the folks who eat tasteless crumbly crap that's gluten free and then tell me with a straight face that it's good. And I'm like, what? What happened to your taste buds? That...that is not okay! :P

lynora |

Tonight is chicken tenders and fries for dinner. I've been making the coating for the chicken out of almond flour and corn starch (plus various spices), but last time I realized too late that I was out of almond flour, and ended up using oat flour in its place, which produce a much crispier nugget. Happy accident! :)

John Napier 698 |
Fathead pizza crust looks interesting. It's similar to what I already use, but definitely seems like it would be a little more challenging to work with since it wouldn't have the stretchiness. Currently I make my pizza crust from a Brazilian cheese rolls recipe. Works beautifully, and the tapioca makes the whole thing pretty stretchy and easy to work with. Pretty sure it would work well for calzones, but I haven't tried it yet. Now I have a new dinner idea! :)
Pan, well....*shrug* you just adjust if you have to. I do miss doughnuts. They are proving challenging to replicate. But I've been getting good at making gluten free versions of things I miss, so I just keep working on it until I get it close enough to right. :)
What makes my soul cry are the folks who eat tasteless crumbly crap that's gluten free and then tell me with a straight face that it's good. And I'm like, what? What happened to your taste buds? That...that is not okay! :P
That's why I'm here. You can use those sausage meatballs for both the Stromboli and the Calzoni.

Kjeldorn |

John Napier 698 wrote:You can if you are good at using spatulas to fold it while it is hot. It is challenging. I put pizza toppings on one half and folded the crust in half and pressed it together once. You have to work with it while it is warm/hot. The amount of egg in it will change how flexible it is.Crag_Irons wrote:I wonder if you can use this crust for Stromboli or Calzones.The Game Hamster wrote:It is called Fathead Pizza Crust. I forgot about the almond (or coconut) flour. The recipe is all over the net if you want to look for it. It is good and more filling that regular pizza crust.Crag_Irons wrote:We do not use dough of any kind very often. My wife found a recipe a while back for pizza crust that uses mozzarella cheese, egg, butter, and garlic that is pretty good. No wheat so no gluten. It taste like a heavy cheese bread.I'm may not be right, but I am fairly certain that any combination of those ingredients is going to taste fantastic...
Interesting, got to try of that crust recipe, although I very rarely make pizza just for myself, but for a eat-a-location games night it would probably be perfect.

Patrick Curtin |

Yeah I think I read somewhere that you burn more calories at the night times hours but I'm not sure how credible that is.
It's when I'm most active at this point in my life. When I was eating a meal at 830-9am I was going straight to bed afterwards. That's not a good recipe for sleep or weight loss

Lathiira |
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I find the key to working overnights is to flip the am/pm. You get up at 7 pm by most people's standards? It's 7 am for you. Eat breakfast foods. You eat lunch at 1 in the morning. Eat dinner at say 7 in the morning, your evening. Also helps with sleep. What you eat matters: that first meal of the day is still breakfast food, last is still supper type stuff. It can be annoying, but it works.

Lathiira |

I didn't think it mattered, but I did some reading and gave it a try. I don't think it works for everyone. But it really helps when you have to switch from a diurnal schedule to a nocturnal one. Me, my normal rhythms are in-between. I do find that if I eat breakfast as my last meal it tends to make me stay up longer, in turn either shorting me on sleep or shifting me so I wake up later that night. I've also always been bad at eating breakfast anyway, so that works out nicely.

Kjeldorn |
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Hello everyone.
So how is everyone doing? Good I hope...?
Well not me, I've been feeling like crap the entire day. Headache, dizziness, coughing, fever, and feeling pressure build up behind my eyes and forehead, so I think, I might have a Sinus infection. So for the rest of the day its spicy food, varm drink and maybe a glass of rum or two to see, if I can nip this thing in the bud.

John Napier 698 |

Scythia |

I must have been playing Vampire wrong all this time. Betrayal was unusual in my games, even the Sabbat ones. We had a couple players that were prone to it, but they were problem players in any system.
Years ago I got into making casseroles, as part of my entry into cooking. I left that behind as I moved into other things, but I'm thinking of going back. Anyone have any fun casserole stories?

Kileanna |

Well, we usually played Vampire with no betrayal among players, but we had a couple of games that were based on that.
And we usually played Sabbat because they were less prone to betrayal, actually, as the Vinculum kept them together.
We had a few players who liked working against other PCs and even randomly killing them and the Vinculum gave our GM an excuse to not allow it.
Now I have a fairly good gaming group but if I told the random actions that were performed to some of my characters by disruptive players you'd be amazed. Our GMs were then a lot more inexperienced and didn't handle the situations the same way they'd do now. It was the first RPG I played.