These merry and bright cranberry crumb bars feature a low-carb almond flour shortbread crust, a tart cranberry filling, and a crumbly walnut topping with sugar-free dark chocolate chips.
read more →Crème brûlée is a classic dessert that typically consists of vanilla baked custard with a caramelized sugar crust. This recipe uses real pumpkin for a fall twist, and the only thing better than getting to torch it is cracking open that first bite.
read more →Spiced pumpkin pancakes are perfect for a fall breakfast, dinner, or dessert. Add pecans, cream cheese, chocolate chips, or whipped cream for an even more decadent treat.
read more →This pumpkin bread recipe uses finely grated fresh pumpkin and coconut flour for a moist loaf that’s also low in carbs. It’s made without gluten and freezes well for a make-ahead holiday treat.
read more →This sweet and creamy peanut butter pie is made with a peanut flour pie crust, peanut butter pudding and homemade whipped cream. Pie paradise for peanut butter lovers!
read more →Avocados are a great source of key nutrients including health fats and fiber, and they add a rich creaminess to homemade smoothies. This recipe has mild notes of coconut, ginger and turmeric, and makes for a satisfying plant-based breakfast, snack or dessert.
read more →This low-carb take on an old-fashioned favorite features a chocolate custard base, a light chiffon filling and a whipped cream topping that’s finished with sweet chocolate shavings.
read more →We would argue there’s no better way to cool off in the summertime than with ice cream. This homemade blueberry buttermilk ice cream is like eating a blueberry pie without the crust – blending the best of both worlds in one creamy, smooshy scoop.
read more →These low-carb turtle cheesecake bars have a pecan crust, vanilla cheesecake center and chocolate caramel topping. They can be made totally from scratch or with some easy store bought shortcuts.
read more →This delicate but firm Italian-inspired flourless cake is made with ricotta cheese and almond flour, and it’s not too overly sweet so you could sneak a piece for breakfast (or breakfast dessert).
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