thickening agent
Hi,
I am on induction and thinking of making some clam chowder, as all ingredients except potatoes are allowed (i will be leaving them out), but I usally use about a Tbsp of flour to thicken the chowder. Are there any 0 carb thickening agents that would work in the place of the flour?? Thanks Also, was considering what if any veggies I could add in place of potatoes....... |
chowder
A lot of people use califlower as a sub for potatoes. As for the thickening agent if you go to low car kitchen and scroll down there is a post by Shirlyl asking the same question. There were lots of great suggestions, I think protein powder was one. Check it out and good luck, let us know how it turns out I love clam chowder.
Tina |
Seafood Bisque
Kikid,
Not sure whether you have a recipe already ;) but in case you haven't here is a great one for Seafood Bisque: http://www.lowcarbluxury.com/recipes/recipe-soup13.html :) Bonnie |
Daikon radish makes a good substitute for potatoes too. If you use whipping cream, you may not miss the thickening.
Karen |
Thank you for that great bisque recipe, I already printed it!!
I do have a clam chowder recipe (Emerald's high fat yummy recipe, w/out the potatoes). Cauliflower and Daikon's are both an option. I think this time I'll just split the chowder into two pots and have one with potatoes for the kids and hubby and leave my portion without. Vicki |
Thank you for that great bisque recipe, I already printed it!!
I do have a clam chowder recipe (Emerald's high fat yummy recipe, w/out the potatoes). Cauliflower and Daikon's are both an option. I think this time I'll just split the chowder into two pots and have one with potatoes for the kids and hubby and leave my portion without. Vicki |
1 tablespoon of plain powdered gelatin contains 0g of carb and flavorless so it won't compete with the reset of the ingredients in your recipe. You may have to play a little with its application (i.e., using more than a tablespoon, dissolve in a little water or chowder base first, refrigerating overnight and reheating, etc.)
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Adkins offers something called Thicken Thin to use like cornstarch/flour for thickening
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