Super Simple Keto Foods & Easy (Versatile) Low Carb Bread Recipe

You can see what I had on Wednesday and Thursday.

And here’s what I ate on Friday and Saturday – those were my last two updates.

This week I’ve been eating super simple, so I’ll just give you a quick photo tour of my keto meals.

I cooked a little too! I made one of my all time favorite keto recipes. 🙂

My weight is fluctuating a little this week, it’s doing that normal hold/fluctuate thing you’ll often notice during week two and/or three. That’s totally normal – it’s just your body adjusting to the initial weight loss.

The key is to power through that spell and just keep doing what’s obviously working!

My Super Simple Keto Meals This Week

Quick, easy low carb finger foods make for a good lunch on busy days.

This was 45 grams of raw pecan halves, 1.34 ounces of colby jack cheese sliced off the block, 2 ounces of Oscar Mayer rotisserie chicken slices. 😉😋

The Bunless Baconator from Wendy’s. My order: “no bun, no ketchup, just in a tray please.” (2 carbs)

… x2 so I had another keto meal on hand for the next day! 😋🥓

My idea of keto meal prep. 🤣

This made for a delicious breakfast!

Lolli’s Low Carb Cookie Clusters (Gingerbread Cookie flavor) with FBOMB Macadamia Sea Salt nut butter drizzled over the top. ❤

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Keto Spinach Bread Recipe

I made up a batch of this using my basic low carb biscuit recipe for these. It’s a very versatile recipe so you can basically add whatever you want. ⁣
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I took the base recipe and added an entire bag of Pictsweet Cut Leaf Spinach to it…⁣
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🔸️1 cup Almond Meal/Flour⁣
🔸️2 TBSP melted butter⁣
🔸️2 large eggs⁣
🔸️1 tsp baking powder ⁣
🔸️1 6oz bag Kraft Finely Shredded Parmesan⁣
🔸️Pictsweet Cut Leaf Spinach (whole bag- steamed)⁣
🔸️I add garlic powder to taste⁣
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I steamed the spinach in the bag first and let it cool, then squeezed the water out. ⁣
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I melted the butter, whisked the eggs, and mixed all the ingredients together with my hands (like you would a meatloaf).⁣
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Then I pattied them out on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper, and baked them at 350 degrees until done. ⁣I flip mine once because I like them lightly browned on both sides. That’s it! 🙂⁣

You can make them smaller and rounder for “biscuits” and you can get 12 of those out of a batch. For sandwiches I made eight larger flat pieces.

I ate turkey sandwiches on them.

My pieces are 2.5 net carbs each, but it depends on how big you make them and how many you get out of a batch – and your brands/labels. ⁣Plus I count 0.4 carbs for each egg and 1 carb for each ounce of cheese. 😉 ⁣

I made 8 pieces out of my batch, so I had three sandwiches like that this week – and ate the last two with Laughing Cow creamy swiss spread on them. Yum!

I actually had the last sandwich for breakfast this morning, then had a couple of the FBOMB packs on the road today for lunch:

… and cheesy eggs for dinner tonight:

I ended the day with 16 net carbs and 81% of my calories in healthy fats.

Speaking of FBOMB – and I could LIVE on those things! They’re great for drizzling over things, or just plain handy on the go (or traveling or hiking!).

Anyway, they now make Keto Krunch cheese chips too – and in three different flavors. I have never liked baked cheese products. I find them entirely too salty for my taste, but I know a lot of people LOVE them… and this company makes good CLEAN food. 😉

(and mostly I just thought my picture of them came out pretty and wanted to share it with you 🙂 lol)

Friday night I’ll be in Nashville at the Southern Keto Cookbook Tour event, and I’m really looking forward to it. Those are always fun!

I’ve had the pleasure of getting to know Natasha (the author) from some of our local Nashville keto get-togethers, and discovered she lives closer to me – and near some of my favorite hiking spots!

This is Natasha’s book: Southern Keto: 100+ Traditional Food Favorites for a Low-Carb Lifestyle I can’t wait to go to her talk in Nashville! I’ll be sure to get some pictures to share with you. 🙂

How are things going with you?

Leave a comment and let’s chat!:)

Best,
Lynn Terry,
aka @LowCarbTraveler