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Maybe simmer your soup with the lid off for awhile to evaporate the liquids. Reduce it down from a soupy soup to a thicker stew of sorts. Also, ground pork rinds will thicken, and is carni frien
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Minced meats. Send the chicken thru the blender/food processor and add it to your recipe. Sort of your current recipe then add the chicken. Before carnivore we did this with our homemade chicken
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Yes, simmering would be a good option. I can't use pork rinds because I don't eat pork, only Kosher food, but I'll try simmering. I bought some cheesecloth, thought maybe after I cooked the cauliflo
Hello everyone. I'm trying to find the healthiest way to thicken a soup or similar to make gravy. I researched, and haven't found anything that sounded good to me. The one that comes up the most in my searches is Xanthum gum, but it's processed so I really don't want to try it. I took a delicious recipe for mashed potatoes, and substituded the potatoes with cauliflower. It came out so incredibly delicious, but it was too "soup." I'd like to make a heavier version of it. Everyone in my family said it was better than ANY mashed "potatoes" they'd ever eaten, and want me to make it again, like, yesterday lol. TIA