Low carb recipes sharing thread
Feb 3rd '16 10:45 AM
Sonja
Hi,
I don't know how many of you are on a low carb diet, but I though maybe we could share some recipes. It doesn't matter what they are for, lunch, dinner, breakfast or any snacks or treats you like.
Sometimes I find it hard to get inspired, so seeing what other people eat helps.
I start with my current breakfast:
Oat cakes with ricotta cheese and strawberries (One serving):
2 oat cakes
2 strawberries
4 tsp ricotta cheese
1/4 tsp vanilla extract
Just stir the vanilla extract into the ricotta cheese. I usually cut the strawberries in really small pieces and also stir them into the cheese, then put the cheese mix on top of the oat cakes and enjoy. It is a bit like strawberry cheesecake and I really enjoy it.
Sonja
Feb 4th '16 11:48 AM
Sonja
Even if I am only sharing with myself, another breakfast I've just tried and loved
100g thick natural yoghurt
1/2 tbsp sunflower seeds, toasted
1 tbsp wheat germ, toasted
57g raspberries
just mix everything together and leave some of the wheat germ and sunflower seed to sprinkle in top. Sooooo nice
They sound delicious! I love soft fruits and eat them regularly for breakfast
Feb 8th '16 14:06 PM
Sonja
Another good breakfast:
6 heaped tbsp natural yoghurt
75ml soya milk
2 Brazil Nuts, chopped
30g Cashew Nuts, broken
15 porridge oats
1 tbsp Sunflower Seeds, toasted
100g hulled Straberries, diced
Mix all the dry ingredients together in a bowl then pour over the yoghurt and soya milk. Very tasty
Sounds nice although I would use almond milk
Feb 9th '16 14:38 PM
Sonja
never tried Almond milk, but then had never tried soya milk before either.
Might try it with Almond milk next time
Wow! Looks tasty and delicious.
Loooks Delicious...Thanks for the recipe..
Individuals who start a
low-carb diet with less fat to lose typically experience slower weight loss than those who started with more fat. Those who follow a low-carb diet for a few weeks may lose between half a pound and two pounds a week, which is thought to be a more sustainable rate of weight loss.