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And, just as an aside, this arrived yesterday :) Love this stuff. Used the last of my previous bottle on some leftover beef stew a couple of days ago!

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:thumbsup:I love this hot sauce from Founders! It has a very unique flavor profile. My bottle is about kicked as well. My wife got it for me for Christmas last year.
 
:thumbsup:I love this hot sauce from Founders! It has a very unique flavor profile. My bottle is about kicked as well. My wife got it for me for Christmas last year.
I ordered from Founder's again this time, because it ends up being cheaper than ordering from BLiS. Of course, I ordered a couple of other things as shown below. Last time I got their steak sauce too, and it's quite good as well.
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Those look great. What's the main ingredient that makes them low-carb (if that's similar to Keto)?

Egg whites, mayo, almond flour, oat fiber, baking powder, psyllium husk, salt, a little water. Easy to whip up and the little nooks and crannies are good at hanging onto condiments. I've even done grilled cheese with decent results!

I'll post my recipe if anyone wants to try it.
 
Egg whites, mayo, almond flour, oat fiber, baking powder, psyllium husk, salt, a little water. Easy to whip up and the little nooks and crannies are good at hanging onto condiments. I've even done grilled cheese with decent results!
Thanks for the info. I really should have guessed that nuts make Keto possible, oh well.
 
Made another thin crispy crust pizza for my spoiled grandson Friday afternoon :) (note to self: dock the dough so it does not bubble so much!) lol
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Not shown is the second pizza with Pepperoni, Genoa Salami and Calabrian chilies, and with much fancier cheeses :)

I am just loving the cracker crust results I'm getting with this recipe!
 
I picked up a bone-in shoulder Sunday for $0.97/lb on sale at Kroger. Was just going to make sausage with it, but after seeing your wonderful picture I may just smoke it! Nicely done!
Thank you, it was tasty. I'm having it for lunch again today. That's a good price, I'd smoke one and grab another for sausage making.
 
Those turned out perfect this time!!! Just look wonderful! Now I want details on recipe and process, because I would just love to duplicate results as good as those! Please :)
This is the source of the recipe:
https://littlespoonfarm.com/sourdou...USLPvxLAUMp0#sourdough-english-muffins-recipeWhat I did differently from the first batch was made them smaller by cutting circles with an empty veggitable can rather than an empty ricotta cheese can (the way it comes from a Brooklyn shop), I accidentally ommited the sugar (no problem) and used a 1/3 cup starter that doubled overnight. Did some stretch and fold with the dough rather than simply kneading the dough wanting a more open crumb. The rest is in the recipe. Thanks again to @Brewbuzzard for the first post of sourdough English muffin.
 

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