Salmon in Soy Sauce

Salmon is rich in Omega-3 and vitamins including B6, B12, D and many others. It’s a protein powerhouse that’s good for our hearts and brains. Salmon has been shown to be beneficial in the treatment of  inflammatory joint conditions such as osteoarthritis, help to reduce depression, aid in the cognitive health of the elderly, and reduce both …

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Cucumber Onion Salad

This is a light and tasty salad that is as easy to make as it is delicious. It works well as a side for most Mediterranean, Italian, and Middle Eastern dishes, but is also a great snack on a warm afternoon. I prefer to use English cucumbers because of their relatively small diameter and small seeds. Standard cucumbers …

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Buffalo Bites

These cauliflower treats are surprisingly scrumptious. Cauliflower is an interesting veggie. It has a unique (often offending) flavor and odor on it’s own, but add other flavors and it’s own seems to disappear. That is the case with these buffalo bites. I like to think of them as cauliflower wings. They’re perfect while watching the …

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Ranch Dressing/Dip

Many commercially made ranch dressings – jarred and powdered, have sugar added. It is sometimes a significant amount. As low-carb’ers, we eat a lot of salads, chicken, and other yummies that are made even yummier with ranch dressing or dip. That’s why low carb ranch options are needed. There are some low-carb commercial versions available. …

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Mex-masters green salad

This green salad was inspired by the famous by the taco lettuce served at Lily’s Cafe – a small family owned Mexican restaurant which served the best Sonoran Mexican in all of Phoenix for several generations (now closed). It’s essentially a plain green salad splashed with apple cider vinegar and topped with salt. The vinegar and …

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