Luncheon Asparagus recipe by Di Bauer.
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Lemony Green Beans recipe by Di Bauer.
Read More »Molded Waldorf Salad – Low-Carb, Keto, Gluten-Free
This Low-Carb, Keto, & Gluten-Free Molded Waldorf Salad is both beautiful on the holiday table as well as delicious and healthy. It will make your holiday meals more attractive and more delicious than ever before.
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Zapples recipe by Di Bauer.
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Asian Cole Slaw recipe by Di Bauer.
Read More »Grilled Asparagus with Balsamic Vinegar by Dana Carpender
Grilled Asparagus with Balsamic Vinegar Recipe by Dana Carpender. Asparagus hollers “Springtime!” – while it murmurs “Luxury and elegance.” It’s delicious, quick and easy to prepare, and takes to all sorts of easy variations. And, I’m pleased to tell you, asparagus is also one of the very lowest carb vegetables. A half-pound of asparagus – a fabulously generous serving – contains only 5 grams of carbohydrate, of which 2 grams are fiber, for a usable carb count of just 3 grams. This is one indulgence we can all afford to make more often!
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Low Carb Spinach Quiche recipe by Di Bauer.
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Broccoli With Orange Peel And Walnuts recipe from Di Bauer.
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Jackstraw Eggplant recipe by Di Bauer.
Read More »Low-Carb Lesson #52: Low Carb Chicken Fried Steak With Cream Gravy
Low-Carb Lesson #52: Chicken Fried Steak With Cream Gravy, Smashed Cauliflower (Faux Mashed Potatoes) & Down Home Green Beans.
Read More »Low-Carb Lesson #64: Mustard Butter Flank Steak
Now, while I eat more chicken than anything else, I love steak. In general, I'm too cheap to buy steak at full price, so I keep an eagle eye on the "used meat bin" at the grocery store and always snap up any good steaks that I find there. I've never gotten a bad piece of meat from the "used meat bin," but I do make certain that I either cook the meat immediately or put it into the freezer as soon as I get home.
Read More »Low-Carb Lesson #63: Low Carb Comfort Food Scramble For Two
In the United States eggs are traditionally a breakfast food, but I like eggs just about anytime. And I like eggs just cooked just about any way you can think of: scrambled, deviled, fried, poached, hard-boiled ... any way but raw. Eggs are quick, they're easy, they're cheap, and they always seem like comfort food to me. Eggs for dinner are particularly good when you're crunched for time or for when the food budget for the week is shot.
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