The Boy and I decided to do the "Double Down" the way it should be done.As stated previously, the one I received at KFC in Akron was inadequate, to say the least. Calling it disgusting is being too kind. It is an amazing primal concept, we love the no bun, no carb format. So we decided to it it properly!
We started with thick sliced organic free range bacon. Eight slices for 2 Double D's.
Next up, you have to bone (de-bone?) your free range chicken breasts, and pound them flat.
Forgive me, Mark Sisson, but I love Japanese bread crumbs. Can I claim it as my 20% non-primal today? Anyhow, that is not only coconut oil, it is Nutiva ORGANIC Coconut Oil, I paid $10 for it, and it broke my Scottish heart. So we are even in my books.
The Boy decides we should add some Cajun spice, salt and pepper to the breadcrumbs. I tell him "You're out of control!!"
He does it anyway, and it is good.
You know if cheese is involved, The Boy is going to add way more than is called for.
The bacon is coming along, looking a lot better than those little anemic slabs of crap The Colonel called bacon......I don't think The Colonel realizes bacon is religion to some people.
My choice for a dressing, Renee's Mighty Caesar. The Colonel's is mayo based, this one is 80% fat and only 10% carbs.
The boy gives the two thumbs up as the cheese melts(unlike my real Double D, in which the cheese was still cold)!
OK-It's all starting to come together. What you see is(top of plate), a breaded chicken cutlet covered in melted Monteray Jack cheese and 4 slices of bacon.Beside it is another chicken cutlet covered in Monteray Jack cheese.Under them is eight layers of paper towels to absorb the coconut oil, these need to be patted dry since they will be the "bun", once we are done.
Top, prepare to meet Bottom.
Houston, we have ignition.
Does this look better than
This?
Wow, take the glasses off next time. I paired this dish with a can of 2010 Old Milwaukee, however, a Pabst Blue Ribbon would match up just as well. Eating fat doesn't make you fat, eating sugar and refined carbs makes you fat!
Next up, bacon wrapped chicken!
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Jordan Rapp quote sums it up!
This Jordan Rapp quote sums it up.
"It's about the process. It doesn't matter what you do tomorrow and it doesn't matter what you did yesterday. It's about today, and making today count. That's especially true in training, but it's the same mentality that I carry into racing. Focus on the task at hand, not on the finish line, or the next part of the race, but what it is that is right there in front of you in the moment."
"It's about the process. It doesn't matter what you do tomorrow and it doesn't matter what you did yesterday. It's about today, and making today count. That's especially true in training, but it's the same mentality that I carry into racing. Focus on the task at hand, not on the finish line, or the next part of the race, but what it is that is right there in front of you in the moment."
Wow, that looks good, may hafta try it. Bacon wrapped chicken rocks too. Damn, now I'm hungry. And thirsty...
ReplyDeleteThat is thirsty work.........
ReplyDelete3 Researches SHOW How Coconut Oil Kills Belly Fat.
ReplyDeleteThe meaning of this is that you literally kill fat by eating coconut fat (including coconut milk, coconut cream and coconut oil).
These 3 researches from large medicinal journals are sure to turn the conventional nutrition world upside down!