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Hello Reader, If you're a fan of chaffles, there's a new one to add to your list! Our newest recipe is packed with zucchini. Each one contains ยผ cup of vegetables! Read all about it here ๐
They're delicious as sandwich or burger buns, but my latest obsession is turning them into chaffle pizzas. To make a chaffle pizza, top each one with pizza sauce, mozzarella, and your favorite toppings, then pop it under the broiler until the cheese is bubbly. I recently made this one with fresh tomato slices and mozzarella cheese. I added dollops of ricotta and fresh basil just before serving. ๐ Check out all of our low-carb swaps! Thank you for commenting, pinning and sharing! Wishing you health and cheer, Marjory |
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Hello Reader, This recipe will change the mind of anyone who says they don't like cauliflower rice! When you roast it, it becomes irresistibly light and fluffy. And making it with a bag of FROZEN riced cauliflower couldn't be easier. Simply spread it out on a sheet pan (no defrosting necessary). Read all about it here ๐ Roasted Cauliflower Rice I'D LOVE YOUR FEEDBACK! I've updated the step-by-step photos for this post, and I'd love to know what you think of the new format. As always, thank...
Hello Reader, I'm popping in with an update to an older post that I can't say enough good things about. Ranch chicken foil packets are one of those recipes that are almost too simpleโbut they turn out juicy, flavorful, and delicious every time. There are so many reasons to love these: Bake them in the ovenโno grill required. Use frozen green beans, so there's almost no prep. They have 9 grams of carbs and 34 grams of protein per serving. Clean-up is a breeze! Read all about it here ๐ Ranch...
Hello Reader, Long before salad greens started making headlines, I was a big fan of frozen vegetables. They're one of my favorite kitchen shortcuts. There's no washing, chopping, or blanching, and they're picked and frozen at peak ripeness. Best of all, I never have to worry about them going bad before I use them! Long-time readers know they show up as an option in many of my recipes, so I gathered tips and some favorite recipes all in one place. Read all about them here ๐ Frozen Vegetable...