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Keto Paleo Crock Pot Chili
Gluten Free / Lunch

Keto Paleo Crock Pot Chili

⭐ 4.9/5 (2807) 🔥 500 cal

This Keto paleo recipe is a delicious chili made with ground turkey and bacon, providing plenty of protein in each serving. Bacon also helps add fat to your meal. The chili includes chopped zucchini, bell pepper, and green onion. It's not spicy at all, but it has a strong peppery flavor. For those who prefer hot chili, red pepper flakes, hot paprika, or pepper and vinegar-based hot sauce can be added. This paleo recipe is made in the crock pot, allowing you to leave it for a few hours while you tend to other things. You can cook the chili for up to 8 hours on low heat while you're away at work. Since many thickening agents are off-limits on the paleo diet due to being heavily processed, nutritional yeast is used to both thicken and flavor the chili. There is also an option in the recipe directions to make the chili thicker. Nutritional yeast is an inactive form of yeast that has lots of vitamins and nutrients the body needs, including Niacin, Riboflavin, Thiamin, Folic Acid, and Vitamin B12. You can shake the flakes directly on top of food or stir them into soups, stews, and chilis. Let any leftover chili cool entirely before storing it. Keep leftover chili in an airtight container in your refrigerator for up to 5 days. You can also freeze the chili in a large batch or in separate containers. Just reheat the chili on your stovetop or back in the crock pot!

Low Carb OMAD NY Strip Dinner
Gluten Free / Lunch

Low Carb OMAD NY Strip Dinner

⭐ 4.9/5 (2313) 🔥 850 cal

Indulge in a satisfying and flavorful Keto OMAD feast with this steakhouse-style recipe. A perfectly cooked 10-ounce NY strip steak takes center stage, seared to your liking and finished with a luscious herb-seasoned butter glaze. Pair it with healthy oven-baked broccoli florets, tender and charred to perfection, and a soft, spongy homestyle bread roll baked like a muffin. The muffin is generously topped with a thick layer of whipped honey butter, creating a sinfully satiating experience that will leave you feeling completely satisfied. Don't rely on guesswork! Use an internal meat thermometer to ensure your steak reaches your desired doneness without toughening. Aim for 125 degrees for rare, 135 degrees for medium-rare, 145 degrees for medium, 150 degrees for medium-well, and 160 degrees for well-done. Whether you flip your steak once or multiple times is a matter of preference. A single flip ensures even spice distribution and a juicy center, while multiple flips create layers of crispy caramelized fat on the outside.

Keto Chocolate Pecan Balls
Gluten Free / Quick Easy

Keto Chocolate Pecan Balls

⭐ 4.9/5 (1464) 🔥 90 cal

These delicious Keto pecan balls are packed with flavor and healthy fats, perfect for a daytime treat or on-the-go snack. This low-carb snack combines pumpkin seeds, chopped pecans, ground almonds, cocoa powder, almond butter, melted butter, and a touch of low-carb sweetener. These treat-sized bites offer a great way to add Keto-friendly fats and sweetness to your day. Melted butter adds richness and helps the balls set in the fridge. For a dairy-free option, substitute melted coconut oil in equal quantities, adjusting your macros accordingly. Feel free to swap the pecans for other Keto-friendly nuts like macadamias or hazelnuts to complement the chocolate flavor.

Keto Sweet and Sour Crispy Pork Balls
Gluten Free / Lunch

Keto Sweet and Sour Crispy Pork Balls

⭐ 4.9/5 (2406) 🔥 550 cal

These Keto Chinese-inspired crispy fried pork balls feature seasoned ground pork, breaded in a sesame crumb, and oven-baked until golden. Served with a sweet and tangy dipping sauce, they make a great appetizer, side, or main dish. Ground chicken or turkey can be substituted for pork. For best flavor and to prevent dryness, ground thigh meat is recommended, adjusting macros accordingly. Oven baking ensures even cooking and a golden crumb, but shallow frying or air frying are also options, adjusting cooking times to ensure the pork is fully cooked and the crumb is crisp.

Paleo Low Carb Middle Eastern Roasted Cauliflower Florets
Gluten Free / Paleo

Paleo Low Carb Middle Eastern Roasted Cauliflower Florets

⭐ 4.9/5 (2236) 🔥 220 cal

This roasted cauliflower dish is a healthy and tasty paleo option perfect for any meal of the day. Loaded with pomegranate, cilantro, and creamy tahini, these spiced florets are complex in flavor, decadent, and rich. This dish starts by seasoning and roasting the cauliflower florets until golden and crispy. Then, they are drizzled with a nutty dressing prepared from tahini, coconut yogurt, lemon juice, and a splash of water. Finally, it is garnished with some bright pomegranate seeds and refreshing cilantro. It can be served as a vegetarian/vegan main dish with additions like leafy greens or paleo wraps, or as a side to any paleo Middle Eastern food. Don't discard the cauliflower stalks; process them into cauliflower rice or hash browns. If serving as a side dish, pair with other paleo Middle Eastern recipes or Mediterranean dishes like lamb koftas. To store, pack toppings and dressing separately to keep it fresh for up to 4 days. When ready to eat, heat the cauliflower, add toppings and sauce, and shake to combine.