Do you care for some chips? Not the usual ones made from potatoes, but low-carb healthy ones baked by you in your own kitchen. Spike them with paprika and turmeric and also drizzle some olive oil into the tray. The thinner you cut the slices, the crispier you’ll get them. Serve them with some dip.
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Could you say no to low-carb richly flavored drumsticks? Cook them in one pot over low heat and all the aromas will blend irresistibly. We’re talking here about juicy tomatoes, smoky onion, and a whole array of spices and herbs, from marjoram and ginger through to turmeric and cumin.
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Get your grill ready, because it’s time for some low-carb hot lemony shrimp. Coat and marinate them in a coriander-flavored hot and lemony-sharp garlic dressing. Thread the marinated shrimp on skewers and be ready. Did you make enough of them?
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Welcome to the delicious no-brainer that is grilled chicken drumsticks. With only one caveat: you’ll have to be patient overnight while it marinates. And boy, do they marinate! The hot and sharp lemony garlic mixture is worth the wait.
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What about a quick breakfast with an Asian touch? First, let’s prepare something spicy to season it with. Turmeric, cumin, and paprika seem like good choices. We mix it into the crumbled tofu and then saute them together. You can try serving it either spread on toast or bundled up in a grain wrap. If you’re not eating it right from the plate, that is.
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Low-carb mouth-watering patties for everyone! Make them slightly hot and rather sweet with paprika, apple, and sweet potato. We suggest serving them over an equally low-carb side-dish. As for those of you not following any diet, why not simply using these patties for burgers?
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These delicious low-carb lamb mince bites can be served as a starter, but also as a main course. Flavor the mixture with onion, parsley, and bittersweet cumin. Increase the hotness factor with harissa. Let’s bake them for a change and serve with a no-brainer refreshing yogurt (dipping) sauce.
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And now, a vegan dish coming to us right from the Asian cuisine. This one is centered on the protein-rich soybean plant. You’ll use it in the form of firm tofu, sweet-salty hoisin sauce, and soy sauce. Spike with chili and ginger, stir-fry, and you won’t be sorry. It can be used in a low-carb diet, or even as a side dish over some meat. It’s up to you, really.
Hot, sweet, and sour at the same time? Yes, this tends to happen when you coat your tofu with a sauce made from mustard, lemon juice, and soy sauce, mixed with orange jam and spiked with chili, ginger, and garlic. Garnish with slightly crunchy sesame seeds and refreshing spring onion, if you want.
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Meet a warming cauliflower soup that is both creamy and spicy. A nutritious vegetarian dish filled with green beans, carrots, and almond milk. Heavily spice the cauliflower with cumin, curry, and paprika before roasting and blending it. Make things even hotter with chili flakes. Is this warming enough?
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The distinction between puree and thick soup is not always a clear one. But regardless, this cashew and cauliflower dish is so soft and creamy, that it doesn’t quite matter. Also, soft doesn’t exclude spicy so, be generous with the turmeric, cumin, and smoked paprika. Enjoy a warming and flavorful experience.
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When running out of time and when you are a big fan of oats, try this hot and spicy porridge for your breakfast. Make it hearty by mixing in mushrooms and topping it with a soft-boiled egg. We flavored ours with soy sauce and beef stock, but you can always make yours vegetarian.
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