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Old Thu, Jan-30-03, 15:10
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Exclamation My pot roast...

is a family favorite, and while my hubby supports my LC'ing, he does not want me to remove the potatos from the roast.
My question is, as long as I do not eat the taters, it is OK to cook the roast w/ them in there, right? Those carbs aren't going to escape and creep into my green beans and cauliflower & celery are they?



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Old Thu, Jan-30-03, 15:16
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Honestly i'm not sure. I believe it will make your gravy more starchy which will add carbs.

I'm paranoid but I would eat my meat and veggies w/ no of the gravy and add 3-4 carbs for what you can't get off.

Up to you though....
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Old Thu, Jan-30-03, 15:52
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Some starch from the potatoes is likely to get into the pan juices, but how much is hard to say exactly. I'd say not more than 3-5 grams worth. If you're really worried about the few carbs you might get, try to get as much of the juice off the meat and veggies that you do eat; perhaps strain them out before making the gravy?
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Old Thu, Jan-30-03, 19:14
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Thanks gals - I actually never use the gravy so I am in luck there. I think to be on the safe side though I will add the extra carbs, even if they might not be there
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