Diabetic Friendly: Sesame beef3 steps:
1. Prepare your beef/chicken/pork by cutting it into thin strips (or buy presliced), chop some garlic and chilli if you like a little heat.2. Have your pan on med-high/high. A couple table spoons of oil. Throw in your garlic, when lightly brown put in meat and chilli.3. Salt, pepper, sesame oil (NOT A LOT), sesame seeds.
Done.
Try using CleverRice or Basmati. Great Low GI options.

Diabetic Friendly: Sesame beef

3 steps:


1. Prepare your beef/chicken/pork by cutting it into thin strips (or buy presliced), chop some garlic and chilli if you like a little heat.
2. Have your pan on med-high/high. A couple table spoons of oil. Throw in your garlic, when lightly brown put in meat and chilli.
3. Salt, pepper, sesame oil (NOT A LOT), sesame seeds.

Done.

Try using CleverRice or Basmati. Great Low GI options.

Foochow “La Chai Tong”A warming, spicy, sour soup made from pickled kohlrabi, pork ribs, fried tofu cubes, dry tamarind and garlic. This is a childhood comfort food of mine and one that never ceases to satisfy.

Foochow “La Chai Tong”
A warming, spicy, sour soup made from pickled kohlrabi, pork ribs, fried tofu cubes, dry tamarind and garlic. This is a childhood comfort food of mine and one that never ceases to satisfy.

Chow Mein for brunch today.

Chow Mein for brunch today.