Hi guys! I started baking as a hobby a yr back, but I struggled to find tasty diabetes friendly recipes to bake that can be enjoyed by my mom too and also not cause me to gain weight as I'm trying to workout to maintain my current weight.
I will appreciate anyone giving tried and tested recipes or blog names as I want to bake a little as I'm taking a little break after part 1 of my exam.
Hey guys! I went to a baking class last year, and I learnt recipes there and I keep making the healthy variation on the chocolate chip cupcake (i do it with banana and oatmeal)
My mom has diabetes and I want some suggestions for some health sweets or savouries that I can look up and try out as I'm taking a week break from studying after part 1 of my exams.
She isn't a fan of chocolate so any non chocolate recipes would be appreciated too ( i love chocolate tho haha)
Help to navigate anki (anking) for step 2 usmle
Hey guys, Anki intimidated me during step 1 prep and I couldn't use, honestly preparing for step 1 felt doable than learning anki haha. But I really need that reinforcement for step 2 because during my step 1 dedicated I realised the perils of not using anki.
I'm waiting for my step 1 results (2nd attempt), hoping and praying that I pass.
I need some guidance regarding step 2 anki use. I'm planning to use pre made cards from anking deck and just suspend and use the cards as I got about each subject/system. Should I get a new anking subscription from a new mail id, I realised I had changed decks in my current one and I was told can't suspend it that way (I was silly ik, I kind of didn't know about suspending cards when I did the change deck move)
Would absolutely appreciate anyone who can explain it to me like I'm 5. Thanks in advance!