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Cooking keto? How not to let it break the bank Hacks and recipes for those who want to switch to a keto diet but are wary of the cost For protein, Shipra Mittal enjoys eggs, chicken and a variety of cheeses whenever she needs Image Credit: Pexels.com/Jenna Hamra Last year, Shipra Mittal couldn’t figure out why she was putting on weight. Despite regularly working out and eating a diet that was “99 per cent vegetarian”, the 30-year-old Abu Dhabi resident was continuing to put on weight. “When I hit 66 kiloograms, I was worried. I got myself checked, and it turned out I was pre-diabetic. That was it for me. I knew I had to do something, and keto came to my rescue,” Mittal told Gulf News. ....
In time-honoured tradition of Food teams, we decided there had to be some recipe testing. The results are below, for all to see. But, just before that, a quick walk down history lane tells us that French Toast has really nothing to do with France. In fact, its origins are in the Roman Empire, when Romans would soak bread in a milk and egg mixture, then fry it in oil or butter. It was called Pan Dulcis. The name ‘French Toast’ first appeared in print in the Encyclopedia of American Food and Drink, in 1871. It is also known as German toast, Eggy bread, Gypsy toast, and pain perdu or “lost bread” in French. The name itself, apparently, is a take on a cook named Joseph French, who created the dish in 1724. ....