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Dinner is done.

May 08, 2017 Posted in Ketolishus 0 Comments

Dinner is done. Nothing fancy, just tuna with capers, lemon juice, salt & pepper, and a little chili garlic sauce (2nd pic) on top of spinach. I also sipped a mug of broth.

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  1. Bobbi Jo Woods |

    This stuff is between $3-3.50 depending on where you get it but it’s worth every penny. No water or oil in it either – just tuna. You’re getting five whole ounces of it, not 2 or whatever is left after draining, because there’s nothing to drain.

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  2. Bobbi Jo Woods |

    IDK. I never tried it. The genuine Italian stuff is supposedly delicious. But I’m never going back to any other kind after this

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  3. Gabrielle M. |

    Bobbi Jo Woods This is a no-brainer Dessert related . Lol

    Dave is NOT versed in non/sugar stuff. I avoid it when possible…. Him? Nope!

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  4. Gabrielle M. |

    Yes. I could walk down to the Chatham pier and watch the fisherman come in with all their catch .

    We have very strict fishing regulations on our tuna industry. The tuna are vastly slimmer in populations than when I was a kid.

    Our fishermen are truly the best defenders of the Massachusetts tuna industry. They know that they must not take tuna that are not legal or they will be out of business.

    The damn Chinese and other Countries are a huge problem.

    Do not even get me started on the whaling. You’d think I was a crazy liberal with my stances on the ocean. Lol I am not as looney, but I do love my whales! I’m a huge advocate for our whales on Cape Cod. Our whaling history makes me rather protective of them. ?

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  5. Gabrielle M. |

    any dessert is good in my book. I do prefer something with lemon in it during summer. Or…. STRAWBERRIES!

    Winter dessert? I love nutty flavors with spicy tones.

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  6. Bobbi Jo Woods |

    Nice. Those look good.

    I make a sort of caramel sauce that firms up after it cools, using erythritol, heavy cream, and butter. Then I add chopped pecans and roll it up in balls or press it into silicone candy molds and cover them with Baker’s unsweetened chocolate that I melt in a double boiler with a little vanilla and stevia, and a pinch of pink salt.

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