Low Carb Recipes

Happyoceangirl

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Supermel

My family enjoys shirataki yam noodles or tofu noodles. They come in various sizes. They smell a bit off due to the preserving fluid in the bags but taste bland and fine and take on taste of your recipes. Our 3 kids eat them without issue.

http://www.lowcarbcanada.ca/miraclenoodle?gclid=CPnO1_GetbICFYVFMgodNUcAuQ

I ordered mine from here the first time- but have now found them locally in a japenese market. I also have heard some grocery stores carry the tofu kind.

zoeluiisa

Ooh, bookmarking. I'm not particularly on a low-carb diet, but I am trying to reduce grains.

I made this recipe the other day - like canneloni but with aubergine slices replacing the pasta:

http://greekfood.about.com/od/eggplant/r/Grilled-Eggplant-Rolls-Stuffed-With-Spinach-And-Feta-Cheese.htm

bcf7683

Anything with lots of pasta, breadcrumbs, and white bread :bigsmile:

I'm looking forward to getting some new recipes :drinker:

tlanute

http://lowcarbgreattaste.blogspot.com/

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Anyone know a good LC substitution for pasta in a creamy sauce? I'm talking mac and cheese, creamy tuna pasta, or fettuccine Alfredo, or.... I've tried using zucchini noodles. I've even tried half zucchini half noodles, and throwing in tons of protein to balance it out. Just not the same.

My LC lasagna is better than the original.

Dreamfield's pasta (5 net carbs) with Walden Farms alfredo sauce (no carbs, calories, or sugar). I used to get alfredo every time I went out to eat. This tastes exactly the same. I just add a tad spray butter, garlic powder and italtian seasoning to the sauce. AWESOME!

[Both are available at Netrition.com]

Bridget0927

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Laura_beau

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Here's a link to the MFP Low carber group:

http://www.myfitnesspal.com/groups/home/394-low-carber-daily-forum-the-group

TONS of links to good recipe sites, as well as recipes and meal ideas. If you post about low carbing on the main boards, chances are it's gonna turn into a low carb bashing.

joynova

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hazymary

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bmarie612

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EnchantedEvening

low carb is just stupid.
it doesnt matter if you low carb it or not.. nor does it matter if you have carbs at night lol.. if you hitting you calorie deficit... what is your body magically going to get excess calories from to store more fat.

enjoy your carbs...
the onlyyyyyy time you might want to think about manipulating carbs/fats excessively is when your on veryyy low body fats preparing for a competition.

People who have insulin resistance or are diabetic need to limit their carbs to around 100 per day. Some people HAVE to eat low-carb. "Low-carb" doesn't mean Atkins.

So, no, the onlyyyyyyyyyyyy time to worry about carbs is NOT just when you're prepping for a competition. Some people need to worry about them EVERY DAY.

bcf7683

Anyone know a good LC substitution for pasta in a creamy sauce? I'm talking mac and cheese, creamy tuna pasta, or fettuccine Alfredo, or.... I've tried using zucchini noodles. I've even tried half zucchini half noodles, and throwing in tons of protein to balance it out. Just not the same.

My LC lasagna is better than the original.

I use Dreamfield's pasta when I'm using a creamy sauce. Spaghetti squash works also if you don't mind the slight crunch

raystark

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low carb is just stupid.
it doesnt matter if you low carb it or not.. nor does it matter if you have carbs at night lol.. if you hitting you calorie deficit... what is your body magically going to get excess calories from to store more fat.

enjoy your carbs...
the onlyyyyyy time you might want to think about manipulating carbs/fats excessively is when your on veryyy low body fats preparing for a competition.

People who have insulin resistance or are diabetic need to limit their carbs to around 100 per day. Some people HAVE to eat low-carb. "Low-carb" doesn't mean Atkins.

So, no, the onlyyyyyyyyyyyy time to worry about carbs is NOT just when you're prepping for a competition. Some people need to worry about them EVERY DAY.

The type two diabetic guy typing this, who is controlling his diabetic condition through diet and exercise after several years of shooting insulin several times daily says, "yup." Keeping the carbs low and exercising every day has enabled me to get off insulin which is a wonderful thing.

trinityrecgirl

Thank you for the recipes. I found several I would like to try.

SkinnyBeth4Life

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bpreteroti

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CandyAppleCockers

Pork tenderloin, make a large slit in it, pound it flat. In the middle put cream cheese and feta, little bit of sriracha for some bite. Wrap with bacon. Cook at 400 for about an hour.

Skin on chicken dry rubbed with salt pepper and garlic is a hit in my low carb house.

4 bell peppers cut up, drizzled with evoo, sprinkled with garlic is y newest surprise. I've never liked peppers.. I usually cook at 400 for 30 minutes and then 450 for about 20 minutes.

Cut up cauliflower into small pieces drizzle with oil, salt, pepper, garlic. Bake at 400 for 45 minutes. Every fifteen minutes move them on the pan some.

Cook broccoli thoroughly. In a baking dish place the cooked and drained broccoli. Add bacon bits and shredded cheese. Bake at 400 till the cheese is bubbly, top with sour cream to serve.

babynew

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