Eating Style: Keto

Green Goddessphere Dressing

Green Goddessphere Dressing

Something about having a big green salad daily makes me feel strong, confident, and goddess-like. This green filled dressing is light, tangy, and full of flavor. With just 50 calories a serving and 5 grams of fat, you’ll be pumping up your greens intake in no time.

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Cranberry Turkey Meatballs

Cranberry Turkey Meatballs

These cranberry turkey meatballs are full of flavor and remind me of Thanksgiving dinner, all rolled up in a little ball!

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Pump up your Greens ‘Creamed’ Soup

Pump up your Greens ‘Creamed’ Soup

I’m digging this soup in a big way this week! My favorite way to enjoy it is served cold over top of a bed of long grain brown rice. It would also make a fabulous cracker dip!

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California Roll Kelp Noodles

California Roll Kelp Noodles

Packed with all of the ingredients you’d find in a California roll, in a convenient bowl of low calorie noodles!

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Green Tea Lemonade

Green Tea Lemonade

A delicious and refreshing way to meet your daily water intake requirements and load up on age defying antioxidants. Keep in the fridge for up to a week for quick hydration.

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Raspberry Ginger Baked Salmon

Raspberry Ginger Baked Salmon

Raspberry and ginger fill this salmon with delicious flavor and is paired nicely with a raspberry balsamic greens salad. A simple, easy, and light meal to end the summer.

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The Everything Awesome Frittata

The Everything Awesome Frittata

Turn a weeks worth of leftovers into a delicious breakfast keto frittata

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Stuffed Pizza Mushrooms

Stuffed Pizza Mushrooms

Stuffed mushroom caps with bacon, daiya cheese, salami, peppers, and spinach, topped with a gluten-free crispy garlic topping.

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Green Eggs No Ham

Green Eggs No Ham

Scrambled eggs with loads of sweet basil and garlic, enveloped in a creamy pesto.

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Carob or Chocolate Chunks

Carob or Chocolate Chunks

Why spend money on chocolate chunks when you can make your own for a fraction of the cost?

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