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gotbeer
Wed, Nov-26-03, 12:14
http://images.ucomics.com/comics/ca/2003/ca031126.gif

http://www.ucomics.com/cathy/2003/11/26/

WendyLynn
Wed, Nov-26-03, 12:46
I am afraid that that is exactly how my daughter thinks of me! LOL She tells me one of the worst days of her life was the day I decided to be healthy! We have got to find some lc comfort foods :)

Angeline
Wed, Nov-26-03, 13:33
I love Cathy. There has been a strong low-carb theme in her comic strip over the past few months. It's quite hilarious.

You can go to http://www.ucomics.com/cathy/ to see old strips

bvtaylor
Sat, Nov-29-03, 10:29
http://www.ucomics.com/cathy/2003/11/27/

Hey, I had LC pumpkin pie... it was pretty darn good!!!

potatofree
Sat, Nov-29-03, 12:09
I am afraid that that is exactly how my daughter thinks of me! LOL She tells me one of the worst days of her life was the day I decided to be healthy! We have got to find some lc comfort foods :)

That's why I bought the "Low Carb Comfort Food" cookbook..WELL worth the investment!

WendyLynn
Sat, Nov-29-03, 14:34
What recipes have you tried and enjoyed in the LC Comfort Food cookbook, potatofree? I have made many awsome recipes from 500 LC Recipes but none of them meet my daughter's list of comfort foods. I think she probably misses pasta the most. I love cooking and cookbooks so please advise :)

potatofree
Sat, Nov-29-03, 17:31
There are pasta recipes in it, but the only ones I've tried are the coconut layer cake, one of the cookie recipes, and the bread...without a doubt the BESt I've tasted so far.

The next one I try will HAVE to be the "Deluxe Low Carb Mac and Cheese" or the Pasta "Fried Rice"...<drool>

Some of the recipes are definately for later OWL or Maintanance, but there are variations to make them lower-carb as well.

Lisa N
Sat, Nov-29-03, 19:57
That's why I bought the "Low Carb Comfort Food" cookbook..WELL worth the investment!

I agree...well worth the 25 bucks I spent on it. :thup:

potatofree
Sat, Nov-29-03, 20:10
Lisa N-- yup. I balked at the price myself, since I'm a collector of online recipes usually. However, it's a whole that's greater than the sum of it's parts. Well-written, easy to follow, LOTS of explanation and background. Just altogether more complete than I've found online.

WendyLynn
Sat, Nov-29-03, 21:28
Thanks potatofree! It goes on my Amazon list. When I accumulate enough titles to qualify for the free shipping I order...but if that book is $25 I won't have to wait :)

Angeline
Sat, Nov-29-03, 22:26
I love the bread too ! I make it every week. I've modified the recipe to make it with oat fiber and it's even better

adkpam
Tue, Dec-02-03, 11:54
Okay! It's on my list.

bvtaylor
Tue, Dec-02-03, 12:13
Me, too. I've added the Low-Carb Comfort Cookbook and Dana Carpenders' 500 LC Recipes as well to my Amazon.com wishlist.

Thanks for the tips. It's great to find stuff that is tried and true.

I've also seen a couple of LC baking books out there but I'm not sure how good they are.

I've been a pastry-head since I was a little girl, :blush: so much so that it makes no difference to me whether it is wheat or soy flour, or if there's no sugar in it--just as long as it is a nice savory pastry :devil: .

potatofree
Tue, Dec-02-03, 17:10
I tried the "Elegant Biscuits" recipe... Hard to tell there's only 5 grams of carbs in it. Even the kid ate one and never suspected a thing. :lol: