24 Crazy Delicious Recipes That Are Super Low-Carb (2024)
Low-carb really doesn't suck when you can sear a perfect steak and turn vegetables into pizza.
Christine ByrnePublished on August 22, 2015
1.A cauliflower pizza crust.
2.Perfect spaghetti squash.
3.A portobello "bun" to hold your favorite sandwich meats.
4.The easiest and most perfect roast chicken.
5.A big batch of roasted vegetables.
6.A basic frittata that you can fill with whatever you want.
7.A perfectly seared steak.
8.A quick, one-pan chicken dinner.
9.An egg "tortilla" wrap.
10.A simple zucchini noodle dish.
11.An egg breakfast that you can eat on the go.
Breakfast is a hectic time for a lot of people, and it kind of sucks not to be able to just grab a granola bar and go. For easier mornings, make a batch of egg "muffins" at the start of the week, then grab a couple for breakfast every day on your way out the door.
The world is overwrought with kale recipes right now, and most of them are... not great. The thing is, kale salad is actually GREAT when done right — kale is heartier than other salad greens, so it can feel like more of a 'meal' than a pile of arugula. Here's how to make a great salad every time.
It's quick, it's delicious, and there's minimal clean-up. Portion your favorite fish, then wrap each piece individually in parchment, with a little bit of liquid and your favorite non-starchy vegetables sliced nice and thin. 400°F and 15 minutes later, dinner's on the table.
The jury's still out on artificial sweeteners like stevia, but if you're OK with them, it's easy to make a decadent-tasting pudding out of avocado, stevia, coconut oil, cocoa, and heavy cream.
There are lots of things you can do with a big batch of tomato sauce (see zucchini noodles and spaghetti squash, above), but poaching eggs in a skillet of the stuff is maybe the most delicious. Also, it's the kind of minimal effort dinner that guests will find super impressive.
Weekend mornings should be as delightful as possible. Once you've mastered the poached egg, you can pretty much throw one on any pile of vegetables and the result will be magic. Additions like salmon and avocado just make things feel even fancier.
Pulsing cauliflower in the food processor leads to something that really is remarkably close to actual rice. Once you've mastered the basic recipe, you can serve the cauliflower rice as a side with meat and vegetables, or make fried rice.
20.A not-boring salad that will actually fill you up.
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Salads are a great lunch option, and they're inherently low-carb. The trick is to add enough protein and fat to keep yourself satisfied, and enough flavor to keep yourself from going crazy.
36 tasty, low-carb foods that will keep you full and satisfied
Avocado. A whole avocado has about 15 grams of carbs, but you're unlikely to eat the entire thing in one sitting, so it's more realistic that you'll get 4 or 5 carbs in one meal or snack. ...
The Greek or Mediterranean diet has been highly coveted by health experts and other professionals in the health industry due to its focus on fresh vegetables, healthy fats, limited carbs and lean meats. This also makes it perfect for low carb and keto dieters to explore!
Smart carbs therefore refer to sources of carbohydrates that provide fiber, vitamin, minerals, and/or other beneficial compounds. They raise blood sugar gradually and provide sustained energy. Smart carbs include: Vegetables, including starchy veggies like potatoes, corn, peas, and sweet potatoes.
Discover new and healthier ways to prepare mealtime favorites with Low Carb Cookworx. Join husband and wife hosts, Drs. Michael and Mary Dan Eades, as they give a whole new, low-carb twist to old-fashioned comfort foods.
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