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AStrangerWCandy OP t1_j6pa0zv wrote

If anyone is wondering how I make my keto dough. It's a normal 24 hour ferment pizza dough recipe with salt, olive oil, a bit of sugar and active dry yeast. I substitute King Arthur Keto Blend Wheat Flour instead of using AP or bread flour. It does have some net carbs but <20 for an 10 inch pizza with that real dough taste and texture.

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Thoryg t1_j6p84o3 wrote

This looks absolutely delicious! I would be happy to put this on my menu when i ever get to open an "eetcafe" here in the Netherlands. it's basicly an cafe that has been transformed into an eating esteblishment?

(sorry for spelling errors but english isn't my native tongue)

Asked by a few already, but i would love to have your recipe! i could try to duplicate it and could get fairly close but there's always something in there that gives it just that little extra to it. (i useally leave out that special thing when handing out recipes lol)

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MrMcPersonality OP t1_j6p7us9 wrote

I can only speak for Whitetail deer harvested in the Midwestern US. In these areas, they primarily eat grass, acorns and wastage from the fields (soybeans, corn, etc.). Also, I butcher my own animals; unscrupulous butchers (e.g. the "We just grind it all into ground meat and jerky") have a tendency to not trim all of the fat and non-meat tissues before freezing their meat. In my case, I have often had people tell me they cannot tell the difference between beef and my ground (15-20% beef fat and venison double-ground). When it comes to the roasts are steaks, the only real difference most people can discern is the meat is a deeper red color. Also, if you insist on having your steaks cooked hotter than medium (above 145°), venison steak is a good choice. The reason being, at these temps and hotter, the steak gets tough and dry more than beef; this is due to it being very lean).

Hopefully that answers some of your questions about it ☺️

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