Cook this flax muffin in your microwave if you are searching for a lower carb alternative (only 1g of net carbs) to toast or an english muffin. Top with eggs scrambled in the microwave or with peanut butter. Ground flax is a great way to support hormonal balance for both females and males. Ground flax is also an excellent prebiotic fiber to feed and flourish your good gut bacteria.
Instapot veggie packed chili
Here is a recipe to complete in 30-40 minutes using the Instapot. Even if you don't normally like a lot of veggies you're guaranteed to like the veggies in this recipe because the flavors hide them so well! If you choose the canned and frozen version of veggies you will have less prep time.
Southwest Burrito Bowl
Add some flavor and veggies to your eggs in the morning! A recipe that works great in the microwave and can take on a variety of veggies depending on your preferences.
Omelet in a mug with quinoa & greens
Another yummy take if you like eggs for breakfast. Protein and fiber rich breakfast that should keep you full for hours!
Black bean quesadilla recipe
No cooking skills required. Just pop this tasty dish into a microwave or air fryer (for extra crispiness) and enjoy. For a lower carbohydrate meal use a low carb wrap.
Veggie omelet
Did you know you can make yummy, fluffy eggs in the microwave?!? Eggs are a great way to "hid" veggies as well so try this recipe out with a mix of veggies to find which ones you like the most.
Avocado & egg toast
This recipe has everything, complex carb from the toast, fiber to fill you up from the non-starchy veggies, healthy fats and fiber from the avocado and of course a great dose of protein to keep you full for hours from the eggs!
Spaghetti Squash with Tomatoes and Olives
Are your taste buds feeling adventurous? Most of us reach for yellow squash, zucchini, or butternut squash, but this is your challenge: spaghetti squash! This nutrient-packed gourd has lots of fiber for gut health, vitamin B-6 to keep your cells healthy, the antioxidant vitamin C, and beta-carotene for eye health and more antioxidant power. Spaghetti squash is great on its own or as a low-calorie, fiber-rich replacement for spaghetti noodles. You'll never know if you'll like spaghetti squash until you try it! Not a fan of olives? Add drained black beans or grilled chicken when you add the tomatoes, olives, cheese, and seasonings for a balanced, protein-rich meal.