Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, everyone will flip for these golden fried goodies that are a tasty way to get your veggies in. We think they’ll be a new family favorite (plus it’s just fun to say fritters).
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Everyone knows the magical powers of beans, right? (You might want to eat this one solo, is all we’re sayin’). This recipe is a colorful compliment to any meal, and single-handedly turns canned goods into canned greats.
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Mila Clarke Buckley (aka The Hangry Woman) shows us how to make one of her favorite recipes – asparagus wrapped in prosciutto. She also shares a little about her diabetes journey so far, and how she was recently diagnosed with LADA after several years of living with a type 2 diagnosis.
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If you like your eyeballs low carb like we do, give these savory bloodshot bites a try. A couple of unique ingredients make ‘em extra creamy with a tangy twist. Not to be cornea, but we think you’ll love ‘em!
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A simple twist on the Caprese salad, this 10-minute appetizer is easy, impressive and delicious!
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This healthy broccoli salad is loaded with crunchy fresh veggies and salty sunflower seeds. It makes the perfect sweet and savory side dish for any occasion.
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Called Necci in Italian, chestnut flour crepes pair excellently with sharp cheddar and toasted walnuts for a decadent, flavorful breakfast or alongside a crisp salad or bowl of soup. They are naturally low-carb and gluten-free.
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A delicious compliment to your favorite Mexican dish or the perfect base for a burrito bowl, this variation of Spanish rice is packed with nutrients and is naturally low carb.
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While the traditional Argentinian condiment chimichurri is typically served with grilled meat, this version is drizzled over sweet, roasted carrots and has a Southern California twist with cilantro and jalapeño.
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Infused with a powerful blend of curry spices, this dish is reminiscent of Indian cuisine, but the red wine vinegar makes it truly unique and surprisingly addicting. If you’d like leftovers, make a double batch!
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