Heat up a large skillet or griddle on medium-high heat, and pour in some extra virgin olive oil to heat up until it glistens. Spread that oil throughout the pan, then use a large …
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Grate the cauliflower and place into a bowl, add 1 teaspoon of salt and mix well. Set aside for 20 minutes. Spoon the cauliflower into a piece of muslin cloth, or into a clean tea …
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Low Carb Zucchini Fritters are 3 net carbs each. Add the eggs and scallion to the zucchini and mix together. In a small bowl, add the rest of the dry ingredients and stir together. Add them to the zucchini and mix thoroughly. Heat a medium to large pan over medium - high heat. Pour in enough oil to completely cover the bottom surface of the pan.
First, combine coconut flour, cocoa, granular low carb sweetener, stevia, cinnamon, baking soda, baking powder, and sea salt. Then, mix in the eggs, coconut oil, and vanilla until well combined. The shredded zucchini is going to add a lot of moisture and that light texture that’s often missing in low-carb cakes.
From latkes to noodle kugel to challah, Hanukkah presents a feast of delicious foods—many of them high in carbs. However, if you’re an Atkins dieter, don’t worry. Our recipe library has a number of options, including low carb latkes. We’ve rounded up four of our favorite Hanukkah recipes below so you can enjoy the festivities and stay on plan.
Place the zucchini and salt into a large colander and mix together. Drain over the sink for 10 minutes. Wrap the zucchini in a kitchen towel. Squeeze and twist over the sink to drain as much water as possible. Place the zucchini into a large bowl. Add remaining ingredients and stir together.