Today I bring you a keto tart dough...that actually stays together while you're making it! A lot of the coconut flour doughs that I've tried to make and form into a tart or pie ends up working, but it's really tough to work with. It's extremely crumbly and falls apart while you're working with it. Almond flour is pretty similar, although I found that it has better elasticity to it when you're working with it. Well, I put the two together, then added a bit of psyllium and egg to help work ...
Low Carb Chocolate Brownies
I'm starting to get a little tired of seeing these amazing pictures online for what I think will be the greatest brownies of all time, spending a while in the kitchen, and then realizing that what I end up with is an almost paper-thin, crunchy, dry, and near inedible brownie (if you can even call it that). What you might think was cut off the top of what could have been great, the recipes I've been trying over the last few months just never came out how I wanted them to. So, I set out to create ...
- August 21, 2014
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Layered Fried Queso Blanco
I have a confession to make: I got mad at cheese today. Mad to the point where I just smooshed it into a pan while it was frying - but something absolutely amazing came out of it! I don't know why it took me so long to think of this. Whenever I fry up cheese, I watch it closely - and it always starts to melt, little by little at the bottom. Distressing myself and knowing that it's going to flatten out, I haven't done anything about it...until now! Those crispy layers on the outside, the gooey ...
- August 20, 2014
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Chicken Enchilada Soup
A hearty and delicious soup that's fit for anyone that likes a bit of spice, creaminess, and chunks of fantastic ingredients spread throughout each and every bite. A soup that captures all of the flavors of an enchilada, without the tortilla and added carbs - perfect for anyone on a ketogenic diet! It's preferred that you make your own chicken stock from leftover bones you have, but if you're in a pinch of time, you can go with College Inn broth or more expensive (organic) broth over at Whole ...
- August 17, 2014
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Ham Cheddar Chive Souffle
If you're getting a little tired of Ketoproof Coffee or simple Scrambled Eggs, take a few minutes out of your day and make something a little bit more on the luxurious side. If it's the weekend and you have a bit of extra time in the morning - this will be a perfect change for a relaxing day. These little souffle's are perfect for single serve breakfasts for everyone - packed full of fresh and delicious flavors, and savory meat to keep the fat up and the protein levels down. Normally I just ...
- August 13, 2014
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Spiced Pumpkin Soup
As Fall season quickly approaches, the delicious stews and soups seem to emerge from the woodwork! This gives us some hearty and delicious meals for when we just want to curl up near the radiator and eat ourselves happy. This is a pumpkin soup that is suited perfectly for the fall season. This delicious squash mixes together with the spices we know and love during this time of year - cinnamon, nutmeg, bay leaf -with floral notes from the coriander. Fresh ginger and garlic give a fantastic ...
- August 12, 2014
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Lemon Poppy Seed Cake with Blackberry Buttercream
There's nothing more I hate than getting super excited about a cake recipe I see online and then scrolling down to the nutrition information. My heart stops for a minute when I see the macros: "150 calories and 2g net carb for a slice?" When it's too good to be true, it usually is. I'm not in the business of mucking with my macros and breaking things into 24 or 30 slices, I'm in the business of enjoying the food. This cake will make 8 slices - each slice being 4.7g net carbs and filled with ...
- August 11, 2014
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Low Carb Chia Seed Crackers
Lately I've been craving something crunchy...a small snack that can give a chance to the normally slightly gooey and soft texture you get with keto. I've done cheese chips, and I've gotten a little tired of them. I've done flax chips, which are filled with phytoestrogens and getting a bad rep. So what's left? I figured I could make something out of chia seeds, since I had done similarly with tortillas - and boy was I right. These chia seed crackers are absolutely amazing. Granted they aren't ...
- August 10, 2014
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