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M-J’s Elegant Spinach Salad
8 Apr
M-J’s Elegant Lemon-Coconut Pudding
15 Jul
Low-Carb Lemon-Coconut Pudding
Ingredients: instant sugar-free lemon pudding mix, made with coconut milk and unsweetened almond milk instead of the cow’s milk recommended on the box, with the addition of some sugar-substitute and a few drops of vanilla. Of course, you could use the sugared variety of instant pudding.
©M-J de Mesterton 2010
Ingredients: instant sugar-free lemon pudding mix, made with coconut milk and unsweetened almond milk instead of the cow’s milk recommended on the box, with the addition of some sugar-substitute and a few drops of vanilla. Of course, you could use the sugared variety of instant pudding.
©M-J de Mesterton 2010
M-J’s Elegant Lemon-Coconut Pudding
15 Jul Low-Carb Lemon-Coconut Pudding
Ingredients: instant sugar-free lemon pudding mix, made with coconut milk and unsweetened almond milk instead of the cow’s milk recommended on the box, with the addition of some sugar-substitute and a few drops of vanilla. Of course, you could use the sugared variety of instant pudding.
©M-J de Mesterton 2010
Ingredients: instant sugar-free lemon pudding mix, made with coconut milk and unsweetened almond milk instead of the cow’s milk recommended on the box, with the addition of some sugar-substitute and a few drops of vanilla. Of course, you could use the sugared variety of instant pudding.
©M-J de Mesterton 2010
>M-J’s Elegant Lemon-Coconut Pudding
15 Jul>
Low-Carb Lemon-Coconut Pudding
Ingredients: instant sugar-free lemon pudding mix, made with coconut milk and unsweetened almond milk instead of the cow’s milk recommended on the box, with the addition of some sugar-substitute and a few drops of vanilla. Of course, you could use the sugared variety of instant pudding.
©M-J de Mesterton 2010
Ingredients: instant sugar-free lemon pudding mix, made with coconut milk and unsweetened almond milk instead of the cow’s milk recommended on the box, with the addition of some sugar-substitute and a few drops of vanilla. Of course, you could use the sugared variety of instant pudding.
©M-J de Mesterton 2010
>M-J’s Elegant Lemon-Coconut Pudding
15 Jul>
Low-Carb Lemon-Coconut Pudding
Ingredients: instant sugar-free lemon pudding mix, made with coconut milk and unsweetened almond milk instead of the cow’s milk recommended on the box, with the addition of some sugar-substitute and a few drops of vanilla. Of course, you could use the sugared variety of instant pudding.
©M-J de Mesterton 2010
Ingredients: instant sugar-free lemon pudding mix, made with coconut milk and unsweetened almond milk instead of the cow’s milk recommended on the box, with the addition of some sugar-substitute and a few drops of vanilla. Of course, you could use the sugared variety of instant pudding.
©M-J de Mesterton 2010
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There are so many recipes for guacamole that contain anti-social ingredients like raw garlic and/or onions. My elegant, all-green version contains avocados, lemon or lime juice, olive oil, strained or dried green chiles, a hint of onion powder and some Himalayan salt. No tomatoes, please! Elegance, purity of flavour and colour go hand-in-hand.
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Elegant Beetroot from the Home Garden
This home-garden-grown baby beetroot was washed, steamed for five minutes, then dressed with olive oil and a few drops of balsamic vinegar. The root, bulb and leaves were consumed by your faithful editor. Grown in soil with only kitchen compost as a fertiliser, and no pesticides, this exquisite, nutritious beet was part of a health-promoting luncheon.
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M-J’s Low-Carbohydrate Celery Soup
- M-J de Mesterton’s Potage de Celeri (Cream of Celery Soup), a Perfect Dish for an Elegant Luncheon
- Cream of Celery Soup, by M-J de Mesterton Photo Copyright 2009
- M-J de Mesterton’s Potage de Celeri (Cream of Celery Soup), a Perfect Dish for an Elegant Luncheon
My Original Recipe: Low-Carbohydrate Celery Soup
Potage de Celeri
Wash thoroughly a whole head of celery, by cutting the bottom off and bathing the stalks in a sinkful of water. With French chef’s knife, chop finely. Include the celery leaves, which are packed with flavour. In a large pot, melt two tablespoons of butter. Put the chopped celery in, and add a teaspooon of salt, one half-teaspoon of cumin, and freshly ground black pepper to taste. Saute until bright green and almost soft. Stir in a tablespoon of cornstarch (cornflour), which has seven grams of carbs. Saute for two more minutes, and then add one cup of cream and two cups of water. Simmer for ten minutes. Serves six. This soup is a good accompaniment to croques monsieurs for luncheon.
~~Copyright M-J de Mesterton, February 2007
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