
Soup season has started, and what better way to kick it off than with this easy, warm and comforting pumpkin soup that can be on your table in twenty minutes with just a handful of simple ingredients.
read more →Soup season has started, and what better way to kick it off than with this easy, warm and comforting pumpkin soup that can be on your table in twenty minutes with just a handful of simple ingredients.
read more →It’s a good day when you get to indulge in coconut cream ice cream bars dunked in chocolate. Get creative with additional toppings and chocolate coating options, or keep it simple with the classic.
read more →This is one of our favorite types of recipes…the kind without any actual cooking. Just chop and drop all the ingredients into a big bowl for a healthy and veggie-packed salad with a Mediterranean flair.
read more →There’s something about miniature food…somehow it’s just funner to eat. These cute little ground beef patties are topped with caramelized sweet onions for a simple slider that’s still steeped in flavor.
read more →Only an endo with a creative sense of humor would shape his breakfast into a pancreatic islet cell, but thankfully the four major food groups are all still represented: bacon, eggs, potatoes and ketchup.
read more →You Only Live Once not to indulge in a sweet treat every now and then. With only four ingredients and a five minute prep, the hardest part of this recipe is waiting for it to freeze.
read more →This low carb chicken salad with rosemary, pecans, & juicy Champagne grapes is set atop crunchy zucchini rounds, and is perfect for a light lunch, dinner, or poolside snack.
read more →These blueberry bars are made with almond flour and shredded coconut for a delicious buttery shortbread crust that envelops an oozy jam-like filing.
read more →Classic crab cakes get a makeover with this lower carb version, served with homemade tartar sauce. With just a few simple ingredients, you can make any day feel like a day at the beach.
read more →Baked beans are a staple at summer barbecues, but most recipes have a fair amount of carbs and sugar. This version uses monk fruit as a sweetener, so it minimizes the blood sugar spike.
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