2024.05.28 17:53 Stella921 Totchos!
Used Nora cooks nacho cheese sauce recipe and beefless crumbles. Totally amazing š submitted by Stella921 to MediocreVeganFoodPorn [link] [comments] |
2024.05.27 03:02 Stella921 Mushroom stroganoff
Nora cooks recipe. I love that you can make a cashew cream for so many of her recipes, be using store bought products. It was delish. I did add some dried thyme cause I think all mush should be paired with it. submitted by Stella921 to MediocreVeganFoodPorn [link] [comments] |
2024.05.26 18:32 No_Programmer_3087 I need the best vegan pancake recipe!
2024.05.25 21:00 AutoModerator A Keto Diet Grocery List For Beginners - 31 Must-Have Items
submitted by AutoModerator to HealthyZapper [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/s5gkhpfofs061.jpg?width=2064&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c175eb97f2ac90ce1058d2578c321ac507fab89f Starting the keto diet can be a little overwhelming-the high-fat, low-carb diet, known for its dramatic weight loss results, requires an overhaul of most people's typical shopping lists. That means saying goodbye to some of the easy items you might keep on hand for lazy nights (we're talking to you, quick-cooking rice and frozen french fries), and hello to some slightly more perishable foods that are higher in fat and protein like meat and full-fat dairy. But before you go filling your grocery cart with bacon and cheese galore, know that you'll want to opt for good-for-you sources of unsaturated fat and protein-like fish and avocado, instead, says Lyssie Lakatos, RDN, of the Nutrition Twins. "Since this diet is primarily coming from fat, choosing healthy sources of fat is important," she says. So, healthy fat = good; protein = good; but what about everything else? Don't freak-while, yes, tons of stuff is off-limits on the keto diet, there are plenty of yummy things you can eat. To help, a few dietitians weighed in on what they'd put on their keto diet grocery shopping list-so all you really have to do is save it and go to the store. But first. . . some items to take off your list There are a few aisles you can skip (the cookie aisle is probably one of them) if you're committing to keto. Here are the non-keto-friendly items you will no longer need to stock your fridge and pantry with. Pasta and other grains When you're cutting carbs on keto, pasta, rice, and noodles have to be the first to go (unfortunately). Your local grocery store might have a special health foods section where you can find low-carb or gluten-free pastas and noodles, though. Starchy veggiesPotatoes are off limits, and so are other starchy, high-carb vegetables like carrots, believe it or not. Colorful, leafy greens are going to be key staples to add to your basket or cart. High-sugar fruitsWhile fruit is something that is usually recommended for a healthy, balanced diet, the keto diet restricts some fruit, says Marisa Moore, MBA, RDN, LD. Some fruits, like apples, bananas, and pears, are higher in carbs, which break down into sugars, so they're not typically part of a keto eating plan. LegumesIf you eat vegan or vegetarian, certain legumes, like beans, lentils, and chickpeas, might be a regular part of your diet for extra protein. On keto, though, they're too high in carbs and too low in fat to be compliant. Sugary foodsYou're going to want to bypass any aisle that includes candy, doughnuts, snack cakes, and cookies, as the sugars in any processed sweets should be avoided on the keto diet. Your keto-friendly grocery list Ok, now that we've gotten the bad news out of the way, here are all the yummy items you can stock up on when you're following a keto diet. There's plenty to be excited about putting in your cart! Low-carb veggies Not all vegetables are created equal for keto followers. High-carb veggies are a no-go. Instead, opt for low-carb options like cauliflower, broccoli, spinach, bell pepper, celery, cucumber, eggplant, and asparagus, says Pegah Jalali, RD, a nutritionist with Middleberg Nutrition. Frozen veggies are cool, too. Sydney Greene, RD, also of Middleberg Nutrition, recommends frozen cauliflower in particular. "It's very low carb yet high in fiber and vitamin C. Use cauliflower in place of bananas for a creamy smoothie without the extra carbohydrates," Greene says. Avocados Tammy Lakatos Shames, RDN, of Nutrition Twins, describes avocados as one of the very best keto foods, jam-packed with both nutrients and healthy fats. "I like to have them with some hemp or flax seeds sprinkled on top and some parmesan cheese," says Jalali. Berries Raspberries are a perfect sweet treat for people on the keto diet, since they're the fruit with the fewest carbs, says Jalali-though blueberries and blackberries are great, too. Blackberries and raspberries specifically are a solid option because they contain 8 grams of fiber per cup, too, Moore adds. Salad greens Pre-washed greens, like spinach, kale and arugula, are a huge timesaver. "Having greens on hand makes it super easy to throw together a quick salad or add some quick nutrients-folate, vitamin C, fiber, magnesium-to your proteins," says Greene. For a quick, keto-friendly breakfast, Greene suggests scrambling two whole eggs and a handful of spinach to get a good serving of healthy fat, protein, and fiber. Grass-fed beef and organic chicken Keep grass-fed beef and lamb, along with organic chicken, on hand, recommends Jalali. "Our clients particularly love Applegate's Great Organic Uncured Beef Hot Dog," says Shames-they're non-GMO and made with grass-fed beef, sans nitrates and preservatives. Bone broth Another option? Sip your meat-based protein. Greene loves Bonafide Provisions Bone Broth, which uses bones from grass-fed cows. "The amino acids found in the broth support a healthy gut," says Greene. Tuna, salmon, or sardines (fresh or canned) If you opt for fresh fish, grill, bake, or pan-fry it in a healthy oil (olive or avocado) and serve with a low-carb veggie like broccoli or cauliflower rice. If you choose canned, mix it with mayo and serve over greens, suggests Jalali. For a simple keto lunch, Greene suggests combining a can of tuna with half an avocado in a collard green wrap. Cheese Go for grass-fed, organic, and full-fat options in the dairy aisle, recommends Jalali. For cheese, one easy-to-find option-readily available at groceries and convenience stores alike-is Organic Valley's full fat cheese. "It fits in the keto diet perfectly," says Lakatos. Always read the nutrition info before purchasing pre-shredded cheeses, cautions Jalali, who says they sometimes contain a stabilizer that adds carbs-so just make sure your shredded cheese has zero grams of carbs. Greek yogurt and sour cream These can be used interchangeably on the keto diet, as they all have similar amounts of carbs-Greek yogurt has five grams per serving and sour cream has seven. Just make sure they're plain options-added flavors also add carbs. Quark Quark is a German food that's somewhere in between yogurt and cheese in flavor and consistency-you can add it to smoothies, or use it as a spread or topping. "It's rich, creamy, and a favorite among our clients who are keto followers," says Lakatos. Eggs If you're on a keto diet, opt for Eggland's Best Eggs, says Lakatos. "They have double the omega-3s and six times the vitamin D of other eggs, thanks to their all-vegetarian hen feed which provides high-quality, keto-friendly nutrients. " Moore suggests meal prepping hard boiled eggs and keeping them in the fridge throughout the week for easy on-the-go breakfasts. If properly refrigerated and not cracked, they'll last for 7 days in the fridge. Nut milks Milk can actually have a good amount of carbs, so nut milk is a good alternative on the keto diet, says Lakatos. Unsweetened coconut, hemp, and almond milks in particular are good options, as they contain no carbs and more than four grams of fat-a perfect combo for keto dieters. Almond milk specifically is versatile for a variety of recipes, like a chia seed pudding or a breakfast smoothie, says Moore. "Simply blend frozen berries with leafy greens and plenty of almond milk for a frosty drink in less than five minutes," Moore suggests. Avocado, olive, hazelnut, and coconut oil The keto diet is all about fat, so clearly all healthy oils are welcome on this keto grocery list. Cooking food in the oils is one thing-but you can also amp up your fat intake by drizzling some oil on your cooked meal, as well. Grass-fed ghee Ghee, like the oils above, is a pure fat, which means its free from carbs or protein, says Jalali. "Ketogenic diets are more than 60 percent fat so having pure fats for all meals helps keep you on track," she says. If you can't find ghee, you can also use butter. Seaweed This low-carb snack has just one gram of carbs, and is full of iodine, which supports a healthy thyroid, says Greene. Some even come in individual grab-and-go packets so you can store them in your desk at work or in your purse. Olives You can add olives to salad or have them as an on-the-go snack. "We find these to be a lifesaver for our keto clients," says Shames. Olives offer a healthy monounsaturated source of fat; some even come in different flavors (like taco or sriracha). Pistachios Shames recommends single-serving packages of pistachios, too. "Ninety percent of the fats found in pistachios are the better-for-you mono- and polyunsaturated type," says Shames. "Plus, pistachios provide a good source of plant protein and fiber for a trio that can help to keep you fuller longer. " Almonds Another nut that's high in fiber, healthy fat, and protein is almonds. Moore always recommends them as snacks for clients who are constantly busy and need snacks to keep them satiated throughout the day. You can easily pack single-serve packages ahead of time. Nutritional yeast Nutritional yeast provides B12, a nutrient that many of us-especially vegans and vegetarians-just don't get enough of. It's also a source of protein without many carbs at all, says Lakatos. "Keto followers can sprinkle it on their meals for a cheesy flavor and they often use it to make keto-friendly breads and tortillas," says Lakatos. Chia seeds and flax seeds You can use these seeds to coat meats, include them in bake goods, or make keto-friendly oatmeal and pudding, says Jalali. These pantry items are high in fiber, but low in carbs. Healthy frozen foods Added items like frozen cauliflower pizza and frozen frittatas can make eating keo simple on mornings and nights when you're strapped for time. Nora Minno, an RD in New York City, loves this pizza, which contains only 16 grams of carbs for the whole pie. Tofu "Tofu is a great way to add plant-based protein into a diet that is typically heavy in animal protein and fat," says Minno. "A 3-oz serving contains 80 calories, 4 grams of fat, 9 grams of protein and only 3 grams of carbs. You'll also be getting important micronutrients like calcium, iron, and potassium. " Low-carb pasta alternatives "Shiratake noodles are a great low-carb pasta alternative with only 2 grams of carbs and 0 calories per bag," says Minno. Nut butter A high-quality nut butter is a great keto snack, topping for flax crackers, and ingredient for keto fat bombs and desserts, says Lara Clevenger, RD and founder of The Keto Queens. Grass-fed beef tallow Beef tallow is rich in omega 3 and CLA and is a "high quality saturated fat which has a high smoke point and is great for cooking," says Clevenger. Chocolate Yes, you can totally add chocolate to your shopping cart on the keto diet! Clevenger recommends Choc Zero. "It's sugar-free chocolate, non-gmo, and contains no sugar alcohols or soy lecithin. It's not super bitter like some chocolate bars and tastes great and has a very good texture," she says. Keto-approved condiments One of the trickiest things to shop for while keto? Dressings and condiments. Clevenger recommends low-sugar ketchup and BBQ sauce from Alterna Sweets. "These sauces taste amazing and they all contain only 1 gram net carb per tablespoon," she says. As for salad dressing? Clevenger reaches for Primal Kitchen brand. "These are sugar-free and keto-certified. "Alternative flours "Almond flour is one of my favorite baking ingredients," Moore says. It's also one of the most common keto-friendly, gluten-free, alternative flours. "The almonds provide satiating fiber and protein plus healthy fats," Moore adds. She recommends it for making pie crusts and baking cookies and muffins. Coconut flour is another low-carb flour alternative that Moore suggests adding to your pantry. However, keep in mind that you can't just substitute the same amount in a recipe that calls for regular four. "Because it is highly absorbent, you'll likely need to add more liquid to baked goods that use coconut flour," Moore says. Keto-friendly sweeteners For a natural sugar substitute that's keto-compliant, consider stocking up on monk fruit, says Moore. Whether you're baking or looking to sweeten up your coffee, monk fruit is an option that won't take you out of ketosis. Erythritol is another common keto-friendly sugar substitute. Again, you'll want to use in keto-specific recipes since you can't swap in the same amount for a recipe that calls for sugar. Keto protein bars To keep you full during the day, try a keto protein or energy bar that's high in healthy fats (like nuts and oils like avocado oil) and protein, but low in carbs. Keto Bar is a great option-they make a delicious chocolate peanut butter flavor. Keto granolas You won't be able to buy regular cereals, as they'll be too high in carbs, but low-carb or grain-free, low sugar granolas like Lakanto Healthy Quick Breakfast Granola or Lark Ellen Farm Granola are a better choice. You can add milk to them or eat them with yogurt and breakfast is solved. |
2024.05.24 20:56 Stella921 Lemon pound cake for a birthday boy in my life
Nora cooks recipe š„³ submitted by Stella921 to MediocreVeganFoodPorn [link] [comments] |
2024.05.20 02:53 Stella921 Marry Me Chikān
HOLY SMOKES this is phenomenal. Nora cooks recipe just slaysā¦..again. I used the cashews and daring chikān. Really easy recipe with tremendous reward. I put it over basmati rice. submitted by Stella921 to MediocreVeganFoodPorn [link] [comments] https://www.noracooks.com/marry-me-chickpeas/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR31TwcxC9m_F7JIWZTeVYLaA04s9BJGoULahDTAAlqwuRDvsJpdNHjk_Gw_aem_AaiUKDCq56XHfum8OmcYz5x_f5YU3y6VPfqsdpCaZtewkHiJaDsXMco24kP9Yp2vSIM-z8c1afH9532-EQLFAy-j#wprm-recipe-container-24034 |
2024.05.09 05:59 Turquoise-Shoes Nora Cooks green lentil sloppy Joe
Nora Cooks is incredible. If you use her recipes, which ones are your favorites? submitted by Turquoise-Shoes to VeganFoodPorn [link] [comments] |
2024.05.05 04:35 Empty_Manner9961 Mango Sticky Rice
Simple lang pala lutuin. We made our usual puto maya recipe, whipped some coconut cream with pandan flavor and subtle sugar substitute.. garnished it off with mango. š¤¤ submitted by Empty_Manner9961 to PHFoodPorn [link] [comments] |
2024.05.02 20:20 tonyyums Heartburn by Nora Ephron Free Audiobook and Review
2024.04.28 03:13 Stella921 Spinach artichoke penne with garlic buns.
Enjoyed for the most part but Time consuming. Costly items. Always worth a try with a Nora recipe. May be really good cold tomorrow. submitted by Stella921 to MediocreVeganFoodPorn [link] [comments] https://www.noracooks.com/vegan-spinach-artichoke-pasta/#wprm-recipe-container-11891 |
2024.04.25 21:00 AutoModerator A Keto Diet Grocery List For Beginners - 31 Must-Have Items
submitted by AutoModerator to HealthyZapper [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/s5gkhpfofs061.jpg?width=2064&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c175eb97f2ac90ce1058d2578c321ac507fab89f Starting the keto diet can be a little overwhelming-the high-fat, low-carb diet, known for its dramatic weight loss results, requires an overhaul of most people's typical shopping lists. That means saying goodbye to some of the easy items you might keep on hand for lazy nights (we're talking to you, quick-cooking rice and frozen french fries), and hello to some slightly more perishable foods that are higher in fat and protein like meat and full-fat dairy. But before you go filling your grocery cart with bacon and cheese galore, know that you'll want to opt for good-for-you sources of unsaturated fat and protein-like fish and avocado, instead, says Lyssie Lakatos, RDN, of the Nutrition Twins. "Since this diet is primarily coming from fat, choosing healthy sources of fat is important," she says. So, healthy fat = good; protein = good; but what about everything else? Don't freak-while, yes, tons of stuff is off-limits on the keto diet, there are plenty of yummy things you can eat. To help, a few dietitians weighed in on what they'd put on their keto diet grocery shopping list-so all you really have to do is save it and go to the store. But first. . . some items to take off your list There are a few aisles you can skip (the cookie aisle is probably one of them) if you're committing to keto. Here are the non-keto-friendly items you will no longer need to stock your fridge and pantry with. Pasta and other grains When you're cutting carbs on keto, pasta, rice, and noodles have to be the first to go (unfortunately). Your local grocery store might have a special health foods section where you can find low-carb or gluten-free pastas and noodles, though. Starchy veggiesPotatoes are off limits, and so are other starchy, high-carb vegetables like carrots, believe it or not. Colorful, leafy greens are going to be key staples to add to your basket or cart. High-sugar fruitsWhile fruit is something that is usually recommended for a healthy, balanced diet, the keto diet restricts some fruit, says Marisa Moore, MBA, RDN, LD. Some fruits, like apples, bananas, and pears, are higher in carbs, which break down into sugars, so they're not typically part of a keto eating plan. LegumesIf you eat vegan or vegetarian, certain legumes, like beans, lentils, and chickpeas, might be a regular part of your diet for extra protein. On keto, though, they're too high in carbs and too low in fat to be compliant. Sugary foodsYou're going to want to bypass any aisle that includes candy, doughnuts, snack cakes, and cookies, as the sugars in any processed sweets should be avoided on the keto diet. Your keto-friendly grocery list Ok, now that we've gotten the bad news out of the way, here are all the yummy items you can stock up on when you're following a keto diet. There's plenty to be excited about putting in your cart! Low-carb veggies Not all vegetables are created equal for keto followers. High-carb veggies are a no-go. Instead, opt for low-carb options like cauliflower, broccoli, spinach, bell pepper, celery, cucumber, eggplant, and asparagus, says Pegah Jalali, RD, a nutritionist with Middleberg Nutrition. Frozen veggies are cool, too. Sydney Greene, RD, also of Middleberg Nutrition, recommends frozen cauliflower in particular. "It's very low carb yet high in fiber and vitamin C. Use cauliflower in place of bananas for a creamy smoothie without the extra carbohydrates," Greene says. Avocados Tammy Lakatos Shames, RDN, of Nutrition Twins, describes avocados as one of the very best keto foods, jam-packed with both nutrients and healthy fats. "I like to have them with some hemp or flax seeds sprinkled on top and some parmesan cheese," says Jalali. Berries Raspberries are a perfect sweet treat for people on the keto diet, since they're the fruit with the fewest carbs, says Jalali-though blueberries and blackberries are great, too. Blackberries and raspberries specifically are a solid option because they contain 8 grams of fiber per cup, too, Moore adds. Salad greens Pre-washed greens, like spinach, kale and arugula, are a huge timesaver. "Having greens on hand makes it super easy to throw together a quick salad or add some quick nutrients-folate, vitamin C, fiber, magnesium-to your proteins," says Greene. For a quick, keto-friendly breakfast, Greene suggests scrambling two whole eggs and a handful of spinach to get a good serving of healthy fat, protein, and fiber. Grass-fed beef and organic chicken Keep grass-fed beef and lamb, along with organic chicken, on hand, recommends Jalali. "Our clients particularly love Applegate's Great Organic Uncured Beef Hot Dog," says Shames-they're non-GMO and made with grass-fed beef, sans nitrates and preservatives. Bone broth Another option? Sip your meat-based protein. Greene loves Bonafide Provisions Bone Broth, which uses bones from grass-fed cows. "The amino acids found in the broth support a healthy gut," says Greene. Tuna, salmon, or sardines (fresh or canned) If you opt for fresh fish, grill, bake, or pan-fry it in a healthy oil (olive or avocado) and serve with a low-carb veggie like broccoli or cauliflower rice. If you choose canned, mix it with mayo and serve over greens, suggests Jalali. For a simple keto lunch, Greene suggests combining a can of tuna with half an avocado in a collard green wrap. Cheese Go for grass-fed, organic, and full-fat options in the dairy aisle, recommends Jalali. For cheese, one easy-to-find option-readily available at groceries and convenience stores alike-is Organic Valley's full fat cheese. "It fits in the keto diet perfectly," says Lakatos. Always read the nutrition info before purchasing pre-shredded cheeses, cautions Jalali, who says they sometimes contain a stabilizer that adds carbs-so just make sure your shredded cheese has zero grams of carbs. Greek yogurt and sour cream These can be used interchangeably on the keto diet, as they all have similar amounts of carbs-Greek yogurt has five grams per serving and sour cream has seven. Just make sure they're plain options-added flavors also add carbs. Quark Quark is a German food that's somewhere in between yogurt and cheese in flavor and consistency-you can add it to smoothies, or use it as a spread or topping. "It's rich, creamy, and a favorite among our clients who are keto followers," says Lakatos. Eggs If you're on a keto diet, opt for Eggland's Best Eggs, says Lakatos. "They have double the omega-3s and six times the vitamin D of other eggs, thanks to their all-vegetarian hen feed which provides high-quality, keto-friendly nutrients. " Moore suggests meal prepping hard boiled eggs and keeping them in the fridge throughout the week for easy on-the-go breakfasts. If properly refrigerated and not cracked, they'll last for 7 days in the fridge. Nut milks Milk can actually have a good amount of carbs, so nut milk is a good alternative on the keto diet, says Lakatos. Unsweetened coconut, hemp, and almond milks in particular are good options, as they contain no carbs and more than four grams of fat-a perfect combo for keto dieters. Almond milk specifically is versatile for a variety of recipes, like a chia seed pudding or a breakfast smoothie, says Moore. "Simply blend frozen berries with leafy greens and plenty of almond milk for a frosty drink in less than five minutes," Moore suggests. Avocado, olive, hazelnut, and coconut oil The keto diet is all about fat, so clearly all healthy oils are welcome on this keto grocery list. Cooking food in the oils is one thing-but you can also amp up your fat intake by drizzling some oil on your cooked meal, as well. Grass-fed ghee Ghee, like the oils above, is a pure fat, which means its free from carbs or protein, says Jalali. "Ketogenic diets are more than 60 percent fat so having pure fats for all meals helps keep you on track," she says. If you can't find ghee, you can also use butter. Seaweed This low-carb snack has just one gram of carbs, and is full of iodine, which supports a healthy thyroid, says Greene. Some even come in individual grab-and-go packets so you can store them in your desk at work or in your purse. Olives You can add olives to salad or have them as an on-the-go snack. "We find these to be a lifesaver for our keto clients," says Shames. Olives offer a healthy monounsaturated source of fat; some even come in different flavors (like taco or sriracha). Pistachios Shames recommends single-serving packages of pistachios, too. "Ninety percent of the fats found in pistachios are the better-for-you mono- and polyunsaturated type," says Shames. "Plus, pistachios provide a good source of plant protein and fiber for a trio that can help to keep you fuller longer. " Almonds Another nut that's high in fiber, healthy fat, and protein is almonds. Moore always recommends them as snacks for clients who are constantly busy and need snacks to keep them satiated throughout the day. You can easily pack single-serve packages ahead of time. Nutritional yeast Nutritional yeast provides B12, a nutrient that many of us-especially vegans and vegetarians-just don't get enough of. It's also a source of protein without many carbs at all, says Lakatos. "Keto followers can sprinkle it on their meals for a cheesy flavor and they often use it to make keto-friendly breads and tortillas," says Lakatos. Chia seeds and flax seeds You can use these seeds to coat meats, include them in bake goods, or make keto-friendly oatmeal and pudding, says Jalali. These pantry items are high in fiber, but low in carbs. Healthy frozen foods Added items like frozen cauliflower pizza and frozen frittatas can make eating keo simple on mornings and nights when you're strapped for time. Nora Minno, an RD in New York City, loves this pizza, which contains only 16 grams of carbs for the whole pie. Tofu "Tofu is a great way to add plant-based protein into a diet that is typically heavy in animal protein and fat," says Minno. "A 3-oz serving contains 80 calories, 4 grams of fat, 9 grams of protein and only 3 grams of carbs. You'll also be getting important micronutrients like calcium, iron, and potassium. " Low-carb pasta alternatives "Shiratake noodles are a great low-carb pasta alternative with only 2 grams of carbs and 0 calories per bag," says Minno. Nut butter A high-quality nut butter is a great keto snack, topping for flax crackers, and ingredient for keto fat bombs and desserts, says Lara Clevenger, RD and founder of The Keto Queens. Grass-fed beef tallow Beef tallow is rich in omega 3 and CLA and is a "high quality saturated fat which has a high smoke point and is great for cooking," says Clevenger. Chocolate Yes, you can totally add chocolate to your shopping cart on the keto diet! Clevenger recommends Choc Zero. "It's sugar-free chocolate, non-gmo, and contains no sugar alcohols or soy lecithin. It's not super bitter like some chocolate bars and tastes great and has a very good texture," she says. Keto-approved condiments One of the trickiest things to shop for while keto? Dressings and condiments. Clevenger recommends low-sugar ketchup and BBQ sauce from Alterna Sweets. "These sauces taste amazing and they all contain only 1 gram net carb per tablespoon," she says. As for salad dressing? Clevenger reaches for Primal Kitchen brand. "These are sugar-free and keto-certified. "Alternative flours "Almond flour is one of my favorite baking ingredients," Moore says. It's also one of the most common keto-friendly, gluten-free, alternative flours. "The almonds provide satiating fiber and protein plus healthy fats," Moore adds. She recommends it for making pie crusts and baking cookies and muffins. Coconut flour is another low-carb flour alternative that Moore suggests adding to your pantry. However, keep in mind that you can't just substitute the same amount in a recipe that calls for regular four. "Because it is highly absorbent, you'll likely need to add more liquid to baked goods that use coconut flour," Moore says. Keto-friendly sweeteners For a natural sugar substitute that's keto-compliant, consider stocking up on monk fruit, says Moore. Whether you're baking or looking to sweeten up your coffee, monk fruit is an option that won't take you out of ketosis. Erythritol is another common keto-friendly sugar substitute. Again, you'll want to use in keto-specific recipes since you can't swap in the same amount for a recipe that calls for sugar. Keto protein bars To keep you full during the day, try a keto protein or energy bar that's high in healthy fats (like nuts and oils like avocado oil) and protein, but low in carbs. Keto Bar is a great option-they make a delicious chocolate peanut butter flavor. Keto granolas You won't be able to buy regular cereals, as they'll be too high in carbs, but low-carb or grain-free, low sugar granolas like Lakanto Healthy Quick Breakfast Granola or Lark Ellen Farm Granola are a better choice. You can add milk to them or eat them with yogurt and breakfast is solved. |
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2024.04.14 22:47 Rip--Van--Winkle A paper plane to celebrateā¦
ā¦getting fucked on my tax return. After a month of depression induced reckless spending, a switch in rent payment systems, and filing my taxes, I successfully am poor as fuck. At least I still have some good liquor. submitted by Rip--Van--Winkle to cocktails [link] [comments] Anyways, money is just a number so here is my paper plane. This was my first time making one of these and itās absolutely amazing. Went with my 7 year old heaven hill bottled in bond for this cocktail to really bring in some nice flavor. Here is the recipe: 3/4 oz Amaro Nonino 3/4 oz Aperol 3/4 oz HH BiB 3/4 oz freshly squeezed lemon Shaken over ice, and double strained into a chilled Nick & Nora. Expressed a lemon peel on top and then garnished with a lemon peel. |
2024.04.10 18:17 ladykiller1020 Splurged on fancy bread and made french toast
Used Nora Cooks recipe and made some blueberry syrup. Bangin submitted by ladykiller1020 to ShittyVeganFoodPorn [link] [comments] |
2024.04.10 01:22 manicpixiedemon best chocolate cake recipe?
2024.04.06 03:39 Ok_Silver1626 New cocktail?
2024.04.01 04:11 moodformilt My first time making and eating carrot cake
I used Nora Cooksā 1 Bowl Carrot Cake recipe! I canāt believe how much grated carrot goes into this thing lol š
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2024.03.29 16:08 Pickled_jellybean A little snack while doing some Easter baking š
The snack is naan bread with garlic hummus and tomatoes. submitted by Pickled_jellybean to MediocreVeganFoodPorn [link] [comments] The baking is supposed to be bunny shaped diabetic friendly chocolate chunk cookies. They look really cute but they don't taste amazing. I can't tell if it's because I'm used to real sugar (I used Swerve zero calorie sweetener) or if it's because I altered the recipe. I used this Nora Cook's recipe as the base before alterations. I didn't have flax seed so I used psyllium husk powder instead (since it can also be used as an egg alternative) but I may have added too much. I also swapped to diabetic friendly sugar because my grandma is diabetic and I wanted her to be able to eat these. The chocolate I used was the Camino 100% dark chocolate so I had to melt it and add some sweetener to it before turning them into bars to use as the chocolate chunks or else it would be too bitter. I think I added too much sweetener to the chocolate because it has different texture then chocolate should. It's not really bad, just different. The cookies didn't turn out as tasty as I hoped so I might make a different dessert to bring to the dinner tomorrow. Still really cute though, lol |
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2024.03.25 20:00 AutoModerator A Keto Diet Grocery List For Beginners - 31 Must-Have Items
submitted by AutoModerator to HealthyZapper [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/s5gkhpfofs061.jpg?width=2064&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c175eb97f2ac90ce1058d2578c321ac507fab89f Starting the keto diet can be a little overwhelming-the high-fat, low-carb diet, known for its dramatic weight loss results, requires an overhaul of most people's typical shopping lists. That means saying goodbye to some of the easy items you might keep on hand for lazy nights (we're talking to you, quick-cooking rice and frozen french fries), and hello to some slightly more perishable foods that are higher in fat and protein like meat and full-fat dairy. But before you go filling your grocery cart with bacon and cheese galore, know that you'll want to opt for good-for-you sources of unsaturated fat and protein-like fish and avocado, instead, says Lyssie Lakatos, RDN, of the Nutrition Twins. "Since this diet is primarily coming from fat, choosing healthy sources of fat is important," she says. So, healthy fat = good; protein = good; but what about everything else? Don't freak-while, yes, tons of stuff is off-limits on the keto diet, there are plenty of yummy things you can eat. To help, a few dietitians weighed in on what they'd put on their keto diet grocery shopping list-so all you really have to do is save it and go to the store. But first. . . some items to take off your list There are a few aisles you can skip (the cookie aisle is probably one of them) if you're committing to keto. Here are the non-keto-friendly items you will no longer need to stock your fridge and pantry with. Pasta and other grains When you're cutting carbs on keto, pasta, rice, and noodles have to be the first to go (unfortunately). Your local grocery store might have a special health foods section where you can find low-carb or gluten-free pastas and noodles, though. Starchy veggiesPotatoes are off limits, and so are other starchy, high-carb vegetables like carrots, believe it or not. Colorful, leafy greens are going to be key staples to add to your basket or cart. High-sugar fruitsWhile fruit is something that is usually recommended for a healthy, balanced diet, the keto diet restricts some fruit, says Marisa Moore, MBA, RDN, LD. Some fruits, like apples, bananas, and pears, are higher in carbs, which break down into sugars, so they're not typically part of a keto eating plan. LegumesIf you eat vegan or vegetarian, certain legumes, like beans, lentils, and chickpeas, might be a regular part of your diet for extra protein. On keto, though, they're too high in carbs and too low in fat to be compliant. Sugary foodsYou're going to want to bypass any aisle that includes candy, doughnuts, snack cakes, and cookies, as the sugars in any processed sweets should be avoided on the keto diet. Your keto-friendly grocery list Ok, now that we've gotten the bad news out of the way, here are all the yummy items you can stock up on when you're following a keto diet. There's plenty to be excited about putting in your cart! Low-carb veggies Not all vegetables are created equal for keto followers. High-carb veggies are a no-go. Instead, opt for low-carb options like cauliflower, broccoli, spinach, bell pepper, celery, cucumber, eggplant, and asparagus, says Pegah Jalali, RD, a nutritionist with Middleberg Nutrition. Frozen veggies are cool, too. Sydney Greene, RD, also of Middleberg Nutrition, recommends frozen cauliflower in particular. "It's very low carb yet high in fiber and vitamin C. Use cauliflower in place of bananas for a creamy smoothie without the extra carbohydrates," Greene says. Avocados Tammy Lakatos Shames, RDN, of Nutrition Twins, describes avocados as one of the very best keto foods, jam-packed with both nutrients and healthy fats. "I like to have them with some hemp or flax seeds sprinkled on top and some parmesan cheese," says Jalali. Berries Raspberries are a perfect sweet treat for people on the keto diet, since they're the fruit with the fewest carbs, says Jalali-though blueberries and blackberries are great, too. Blackberries and raspberries specifically are a solid option because they contain 8 grams of fiber per cup, too, Moore adds. Salad greens Pre-washed greens, like spinach, kale and arugula, are a huge timesaver. "Having greens on hand makes it super easy to throw together a quick salad or add some quick nutrients-folate, vitamin C, fiber, magnesium-to your proteins," says Greene. For a quick, keto-friendly breakfast, Greene suggests scrambling two whole eggs and a handful of spinach to get a good serving of healthy fat, protein, and fiber. Grass-fed beef and organic chicken Keep grass-fed beef and lamb, along with organic chicken, on hand, recommends Jalali. "Our clients particularly love Applegate's Great Organic Uncured Beef Hot Dog," says Shames-they're non-GMO and made with grass-fed beef, sans nitrates and preservatives. Bone broth Another option? Sip your meat-based protein. Greene loves Bonafide Provisions Bone Broth, which uses bones from grass-fed cows. "The amino acids found in the broth support a healthy gut," says Greene. Tuna, salmon, or sardines (fresh or canned) If you opt for fresh fish, grill, bake, or pan-fry it in a healthy oil (olive or avocado) and serve with a low-carb veggie like broccoli or cauliflower rice. If you choose canned, mix it with mayo and serve over greens, suggests Jalali. For a simple keto lunch, Greene suggests combining a can of tuna with half an avocado in a collard green wrap. Cheese Go for grass-fed, organic, and full-fat options in the dairy aisle, recommends Jalali. For cheese, one easy-to-find option-readily available at groceries and convenience stores alike-is Organic Valley's full fat cheese. "It fits in the keto diet perfectly," says Lakatos. Always read the nutrition info before purchasing pre-shredded cheeses, cautions Jalali, who says they sometimes contain a stabilizer that adds carbs-so just make sure your shredded cheese has zero grams of carbs. Greek yogurt and sour cream These can be used interchangeably on the keto diet, as they all have similar amounts of carbs-Greek yogurt has five grams per serving and sour cream has seven. Just make sure they're plain options-added flavors also add carbs. Quark Quark is a German food that's somewhere in between yogurt and cheese in flavor and consistency-you can add it to smoothies, or use it as a spread or topping. "It's rich, creamy, and a favorite among our clients who are keto followers," says Lakatos. Eggs If you're on a keto diet, opt for Eggland's Best Eggs, says Lakatos. "They have double the omega-3s and six times the vitamin D of other eggs, thanks to their all-vegetarian hen feed which provides high-quality, keto-friendly nutrients. " Moore suggests meal prepping hard boiled eggs and keeping them in the fridge throughout the week for easy on-the-go breakfasts. If properly refrigerated and not cracked, they'll last for 7 days in the fridge. Nut milks Milk can actually have a good amount of carbs, so nut milk is a good alternative on the keto diet, says Lakatos. Unsweetened coconut, hemp, and almond milks in particular are good options, as they contain no carbs and more than four grams of fat-a perfect combo for keto dieters. Almond milk specifically is versatile for a variety of recipes, like a chia seed pudding or a breakfast smoothie, says Moore. "Simply blend frozen berries with leafy greens and plenty of almond milk for a frosty drink in less than five minutes," Moore suggests. Avocado, olive, hazelnut, and coconut oil The keto diet is all about fat, so clearly all healthy oils are welcome on this keto grocery list. Cooking food in the oils is one thing-but you can also amp up your fat intake by drizzling some oil on your cooked meal, as well. Grass-fed ghee Ghee, like the oils above, is a pure fat, which means its free from carbs or protein, says Jalali. "Ketogenic diets are more than 60 percent fat so having pure fats for all meals helps keep you on track," she says. If you can't find ghee, you can also use butter. Seaweed This low-carb snack has just one gram of carbs, and is full of iodine, which supports a healthy thyroid, says Greene. Some even come in individual grab-and-go packets so you can store them in your desk at work or in your purse. Olives You can add olives to salad or have them as an on-the-go snack. "We find these to be a lifesaver for our keto clients," says Shames. Olives offer a healthy monounsaturated source of fat; some even come in different flavors (like taco or sriracha). Pistachios Shames recommends single-serving packages of pistachios, too. "Ninety percent of the fats found in pistachios are the better-for-you mono- and polyunsaturated type," says Shames. "Plus, pistachios provide a good source of plant protein and fiber for a trio that can help to keep you fuller longer. " Almonds Another nut that's high in fiber, healthy fat, and protein is almonds. Moore always recommends them as snacks for clients who are constantly busy and need snacks to keep them satiated throughout the day. You can easily pack single-serve packages ahead of time. Nutritional yeast Nutritional yeast provides B12, a nutrient that many of us-especially vegans and vegetarians-just don't get enough of. It's also a source of protein without many carbs at all, says Lakatos. "Keto followers can sprinkle it on their meals for a cheesy flavor and they often use it to make keto-friendly breads and tortillas," says Lakatos. Chia seeds and flax seeds You can use these seeds to coat meats, include them in bake goods, or make keto-friendly oatmeal and pudding, says Jalali. These pantry items are high in fiber, but low in carbs. Healthy frozen foods Added items like frozen cauliflower pizza and frozen frittatas can make eating keo simple on mornings and nights when you're strapped for time. Nora Minno, an RD in New York City, loves this pizza, which contains only 16 grams of carbs for the whole pie. Tofu "Tofu is a great way to add plant-based protein into a diet that is typically heavy in animal protein and fat," says Minno. "A 3-oz serving contains 80 calories, 4 grams of fat, 9 grams of protein and only 3 grams of carbs. You'll also be getting important micronutrients like calcium, iron, and potassium. " Low-carb pasta alternatives "Shiratake noodles are a great low-carb pasta alternative with only 2 grams of carbs and 0 calories per bag," says Minno. Nut butter A high-quality nut butter is a great keto snack, topping for flax crackers, and ingredient for keto fat bombs and desserts, says Lara Clevenger, RD and founder of The Keto Queens. Grass-fed beef tallow Beef tallow is rich in omega 3 and CLA and is a "high quality saturated fat which has a high smoke point and is great for cooking," says Clevenger. Chocolate Yes, you can totally add chocolate to your shopping cart on the keto diet! Clevenger recommends Choc Zero. "It's sugar-free chocolate, non-gmo, and contains no sugar alcohols or soy lecithin. It's not super bitter like some chocolate bars and tastes great and has a very good texture," she says. Keto-approved condiments One of the trickiest things to shop for while keto? Dressings and condiments. Clevenger recommends low-sugar ketchup and BBQ sauce from Alterna Sweets. "These sauces taste amazing and they all contain only 1 gram net carb per tablespoon," she says. As for salad dressing? Clevenger reaches for Primal Kitchen brand. "These are sugar-free and keto-certified. "Alternative flours "Almond flour is one of my favorite baking ingredients," Moore says. It's also one of the most common keto-friendly, gluten-free, alternative flours. "The almonds provide satiating fiber and protein plus healthy fats," Moore adds. She recommends it for making pie crusts and baking cookies and muffins. Coconut flour is another low-carb flour alternative that Moore suggests adding to your pantry. However, keep in mind that you can't just substitute the same amount in a recipe that calls for regular four. "Because it is highly absorbent, you'll likely need to add more liquid to baked goods that use coconut flour," Moore says. Keto-friendly sweeteners For a natural sugar substitute that's keto-compliant, consider stocking up on monk fruit, says Moore. Whether you're baking or looking to sweeten up your coffee, monk fruit is an option that won't take you out of ketosis. Erythritol is another common keto-friendly sugar substitute. Again, you'll want to use in keto-specific recipes since you can't swap in the same amount for a recipe that calls for sugar. Keto protein bars To keep you full during the day, try a keto protein or energy bar that's high in healthy fats (like nuts and oils like avocado oil) and protein, but low in carbs. Keto Bar is a great option-they make a delicious chocolate peanut butter flavor. Keto granolas You won't be able to buy regular cereals, as they'll be too high in carbs, but low-carb or grain-free, low sugar granolas like Lakanto Healthy Quick Breakfast Granola or Lark Ellen Farm Granola are a better choice. You can add milk to them or eat them with yogurt and breakfast is solved. |