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This tasty crustless breakfast quiche, or you could also call it a breakfast broccoli, bacon and feta casserole, is a simple, nutritious, nutrient dense recipe that perfectly balances the taste of the broccoli, bacon, and feta cheese, but adds a freshness of lemon zest and lemon juice. The lemon is a particularly tasty ingredient that adds a refreshing flavor that perfectly completes both the broccoli and the feta cheese. This keto bacon and feta casserole can be served as a warm breakfast or lunch. To make this into a full meal for dinner, you could also add a slice of my Keto Walnut Bread, along with one of these soups: my Keto Thai Pumpkin soup, Roasted Tomato and Red Pepper Soup, Cream of Mushroom Soup, or with a tasty salad such as my Avocado Spinach Strawberry Salad with Balsamic Vinaigrette.

This easy to make keto tiramisu is a classic and tasty Italian dessert, perfect for you to make on Mother’s Day. The low carb, sugar free, gluten free, keto oreo cookie dough creates delicious chocolate and coffees layers between the creamy mascarpone cheese mousse. Watch the video to see the step by step demonstration of how to make this unique keto oreo cookie parfait version.

Ice cream’s velvety smoothness and soothing, cool mouth feel is a real treat and comfort food any time. My Maple Candied Walnut Ice Cream is keto, low carb, because it is sugar free, and is a source of healthy fats and nutrients, since it is made with whole food ingredients like fresh eggs, heavy cream, California walnuts/English walnuts and uses Lakanto Gold as the sweetener. This Keto ice cream is inspired by and created in the style of the luxurious taste and texture of my favorite non keto Haagen Dazs ice cream. With a ratio of 7.9 to 1, this ice cream is also a delicious fat bomb to help increase your healthy fats for a meal. The video shows you a step-by-step method, how to make my Maple Walnut ice cream and also how to make the sugar free candied or caramelized walnuts used in the ice cream recipe. This ice cream recipe is best suited for an ice cream machine, but you do not need the top of the line Breville ice cream machine with a compressor – the Cuisinart has a great low cost machine that is under US$60. If you love ice cream, and want to control the ingredients like sugar and preservative, etc. then do consider an ice cream maker, because the home made ice cream is so tasty and easy to make that you will never be tempted to pay for the expensive store bought specialty ice cream again. Enjoy!

If you love sushi, you will love this ketogenic sushi burrito which you can easily make at home, and customize this tasty sushirrito-inspired version. The how-to video shows you a step by step way to make my keto teriyaki salmon sushi burrito – with an oven roasted salmon fillet seasoned with my keto teriyaki sauce and glaze, or make it with canned wild caught salmon. There is no cheese, so the sushi burrito is dairy free. The same ingredients, such as the cauliflower rice seasoned with traditional Japanese tobiko (seasoned vinegar for sushi), fresh vegetables such as lettuce, carrots and bell peppers/capsicum used to make this sushi roll can also be used with fresh wild caught light tuna, which I believe is healthier than albacore tuna, or pork belly, or with teriyaki chicken strips. After making the Keto Sushi Burrito Salmon Teriyaki Roll, wrap in parchment paper and cut in half, for a better than restaurant meal. Enjoy!

Chicken or Pork Belly make excellent alternatives to salmon, in my Sushi Burrito recipe.

A bread-free, open faced tuna melt based on a classic tuna salad recipe. A 15-minute meal that is both nutritious and delicious!

This versatile keto recipe begins with a Classic Tuna Salad recipe, which you can use to make a nourishing sandwich for lunch, or you can use it as a base to make a gluten free, open faced tuna melt with a different twist to it. Watch the video to see how both of these keto, low carb, gluten free recipes, which begin with and use inexpensive, pantry stable ingredients, such as canned tuna, mayonnaise, olive oil, a few fresh items such as lemon juice, garlic, parsley and shallots, as well as your favorite mayonnaise, to transform simple ingredients into a flavorful meal. But make extra, because this Keto tuna salad is only the beginning. Use this with a bell pepper, mozzarella cheese and spices and now you have an exceptional low carb dinner that is also grain free.

This tasty keto vegan butter is creamy, easy to make and uses simple ingredients available in most grocery stores. This vegan butter is perfect to spread on keto low carb and grain free bread, so no reason to miss bread if you are going dairy free. This homemade vegan butter can be used to cook with, as you would any regular butter. You can add a combination of a few fresh or dried herbs such as thyme, sage, rosemary, and/or other ingredients such as tomatoes, shallots, chives, jalapeno, mint, strawberries and lemon juice to create flavorful herb or seasoned butter to add to your favorite keto recipes.

This is a very tasty keto vegan falafel flatbread that is nutrient dense, hardy and flavorful. If you are on a keto, low carb or Banting diet, you may from time to time miss a slice of bread. This savory, low carb flatbread is grain free, gluten free and keto. Falafel inspired flatbread is a great option because it is made with healthy clean and nutrient dense herbs, vegetables and healthy fats. Instead of high carb chickpeas, I used soaked raw cashews to create a Mediterranean tasting, hardy and filling flatbread.
In this video I also show you how to make 6 delicious and simple complementary toppings for this falafel flatbread. I will show you how to make an avocado toast topping, a classic English cucumber sandwich topping, a tomato basil in balsamic vinaigrette topping, a grilled mini bell pepper topping and, last but not least, a sautéed mushroom topping. So many choices and ways to enjoy my great tasting falafel flatbread as a side dish, or as part of your main lunch or dinner.

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