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Old Thu, Jan-03-19, 13:33
Verbena Verbena is offline
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It's interesting how many older recipes are actually low carb. The older the cookbook, the higher the fat in the recipes.


I've noticed this too; any cookbook from before the "low fat" 70s is bound to have some recipes that fit the LC WOE. Of course, also many recipes with grains & potatoes, so not a universal truth :-) Not long ago I went through my (originally my mother's) 1953 copy of "Joy of Cooking", and found a number of recipes I plan to try, mostly in the eggs & cheese section, or veggies.

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