Recipes and Humor for the Diabetic Community
Miss Kate is a diabetic who has perfected her cooking processes and recipes over the years. She shares her unique way of cooking for diabetics so that they can benefit from the discoveries she has made.
Just like millions of people, I am hurried, hassled, harried, and behind schedule. And responsible for figuring out what’s for dinner every night. My entire growing up life, dinner was totally cooked from scratch by Mom, and the entire family sat down and ate together at 6:00, no exceptions. There was no such thing as a “picky” eater, not …
What a strange title for a post! Well, here it’s the Thanksgiving season and you are eagerly anticipating a post about how to stuff a turkey, or how to make a pumpkin pie a Diabetic can eat without going into ketoacidosis. Well guess what, I am going to write about sick days! Sick days are …
If you have been following this blog, you have probably picked up on the fact that I eat a lot of seafood. Actually I love a lot of foods, but in the realm of meats, I would probably rather eat seafood than any other meat. The caution is, I have been reading a lot lately …
Do you like soups and stews? I do. In fact, growing up with siblings, Mom had a nickname (or two or three) for each of us. I was her “soup girl”. To this day, there is never a time of day or a day of the week when soup, or stew (just thicker soup) is …
If you have read my bio, you know that I grew up in Maryland quite a few years ago. Every year, for my parent’s wedding anniversary, we would make the trip to Old Chinatown in Washington, D.C. That was before Interstate Highways, rapid transit, fastfood joints, or “Americanized” Chinese Food. The restaurants absolutely fascinated me. …
What do you do to keep your glucose levels steady between meals and over night as you sleep? Over the years I have read seemingly endless suggestions and recommendations for diabetic snacking. There are so many “rules” out there for how to snack I won’t even try to go into them. One thing I have …