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Medical Journalist Living with Diabetes and Author of Fitness and Photography for Fun, www.mendosa.com/fitnessblog
After earning a B.A. with honors from the University of California,...
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Thursday, June 05, 2008
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"What starch do you want with your meat and vegetables?" the waiter
asked us at dinner one night not long ago. "Your choice tonight is a
baked potato, rice, or noodles. And, of course, bread."Those sure weren't my choices. Too many carbs for someone who has diabetes.That restaurant hasn't heard of ...
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I Love Shirataki Noodles!
DAR
Thursday, June 05, 2008 at 08:55 PM
Hi, David! I've been using shirataki noodles for quite awhile and love making up new recipes using them. They are great for my BGLs and weight! In fact, I'm having my "Sweet & Sour Pork & Noodles" made with them for dinner tonight.
I discovered if you use the orzo shape (from Konjac Foods) or run other shapes through a blender to pulverize them, you can use them in many dishes. My first experiment was "Cheesy Grins," which is what I was wearing when I discovered I could make them taste like cheese grits!
I hope it's okay to post links here. I have many recipes using these wonderful noodles and the glucomannan powder they are made from here: http://dardreams.spaces.live.com/.
re: I Love Shirataki Noodles!
David Mendosa
Thursday, June 05, 2008 at 09:20 PM
Dear Dar,
Thanks for writing and special thanks for your recipes. You certainly are welcomed to post your link here. (If it were commercial, we would, however, delete it.) I really enjoyed the transcript of your interaction with that tiresome nurse! Way to go. Makes me glad that my health team never calls me!
Best regards,
David
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Speaking of Dreamfields.
Bryan Price
Thursday, June 05, 2008 at 10:19 PM
It appears that my source for Dreamfields is selling what they have, and they aren't getting any more.
NOT happy about that! The slog goes on
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Thanks!
Flitterby
Friday, June 06, 2008 at 09:28 AM
Everytime I read about Dreamfield pasta, I sigh and wish I could find them in Australia. I really like pasta, but not the carbs.
Thanks for suggesting Shirakai Noodles as there are a lot of Asian markets where I live and I should be able to find these easily.
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Steve
Friday, June 13, 2008 at 03:59 PM
I tried shirataki noodles. No matter how much I rinsed or what I cooked them in, there was an odd, almost fishy taste to them that put me off.
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Anonymous
Thursday, October 16, 2008 at 10:55 PM
You need to add the shiritaki noodles to something that has strong flavor. I add them to chicken broth and they taste and look rather like ramen.
Hi, David! I've been using shirataki noodles for quite awhile and love making up new recipes using them. They are great for my BGLs and weight! In fact, I'm having my "Sweet & Sour Pork & Noodles" made with them for dinner tonight.
I discovered if you use the orzo shape (from Konjac Foods) or run other shapes through a blender to pulverize them, you can use them in many dishes. My first experiment was "Cheesy Grins," which is what I was wearing when I discovered I could make them taste like cheese grits!
I hope it's okay to post links here. I have many recipes using these wonderful noodles and the glucomannan powder they are made from here: http://dardreams.spaces.live.com/.