
This couldn’t be simpler. Slice radishes into coins, top with a bit of blue cheese and place in 350° oven for 5 minutes, until the cheese melts just a bit. Delish!
This couldn’t be simpler. Slice radishes into coins, top with a bit of blue cheese and place in 350° oven for 5 minutes, until the cheese melts just a bit. Delish!
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I was desperate for a crispy snack and the only thing I could find that had any potential were some oyster mushrooms I’d planned on using for a mushroom pate. Late night snack attack won and we were off to the drawing board.
I separated the frills from the stems and tossed everything with extra-virgin olive oil, garlic salt and black pepper, poured it out on a parchment lined baking sheet and baked it at 400 degrees F for about 30 minutes. I was amazed at how crispy and delish they were!
I was craving a slice of apple pie but didn’t want to go through the whole mixing up a pie crust baking for an hour thing so instead I stirred up a pan of low-carb, sugar-free apple pie filling in just a few minutes. No measuring required!
My favorite bowl meals consist of a grain with a protein or protein stand-in, garnished with three to six toppings. Sometimes I drizzle a sauce over the top, sometimes I don’t.
For this enchilada bowl I was experimenting with pre-cooked jack fruit in a pouch but you can make these enchilada bowls using chicken, turkey, or beef if that’s what you have on hand. Another item I was trying out was enchilada sauce in a pouch, however you can use canned enchilada sauce or make your own. I was also playing around with a mini slow-cooker I recently purchased, but you can simmer your jackfruit/chicken/turkey/beef and enchilada sauce in a saucepan. So let’s get started.
Continue readingChicken, turkey and egg whites are all high protein, low fat and low carb so I like to keep that in mind when putting together a recovery meal.