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clrumfelt Sun, Nov-15-15 08:57

Low Carb "Hashbrowns" for Breakfast
 
One consolation for me eating low carb is getting to have a hearty breakfast each morning. I really miss having some kind of starch, so a few years ago I started shredding some cabbage and carmelizing it in bacon drippings in place of hashbrown potatoes. It is especially delicious mixed in with some of the yolk from my fried egg. :idea:

Robin120 Mon, Nov-16-15 11:07

ooh, sounds good!

LadyBelle Tue, Nov-17-15 15:09

I do this, but put it in a bowl and mix in my egg (with runny yolk). It ends up so good my non-LC 12 year old will have it some mornings.

Meme#1 Tue, Nov-17-15 15:46

I have done the same thing with zoodles soaked in the egg and then dropped into the coconut oil.
It's really good :yum:

rucasquare Tue, Nov-17-15 21:40

cauliflower chunks cooked in bacon/sausage grease with bell peppers always reminds me of home fries

Robin120 Wed, Nov-18-15 05:41

i am obsessed with this thread- so many great ideas!

my favorite "faux" home fries are jicama hunks with seasoned salt- a little onion with this is nice, too. they are so much like potato, they even taste great with sf catsup.

rucasquare Wed, Nov-18-15 13:18

Hmmm I have only ever had raw jicama. I never thought to cook it. Sounds great Robin!

Squarecube Wed, Nov-18-15 14:20

Radishes work well too.

katmeyster Fri, Jun-03-16 16:36

Would turnips work for hashbrowns?

GreekRibs Fri, Jun-03-16 17:16

Mmmm OP, anything in bacon drippings is YUM.
I make these:
http://www.bakingoutsidethebox.com/...rowns-who-knew/

Liz53 Fri, Jun-03-16 17:44

Quote:
Originally Posted by katmeyster
Would turnips work for hashbrowns?


Yes, I've done that. They are good.


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