Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 ? (2024)

byZen Goddess

Welcome to this week’s best low carb recipes, as “voted on” by our Facebook fans! To select the recipes to included in the roundup, I choose therecipes with the most combined likes, comments, clicks, pins and shares.Recipes are listed in order of popularity.

It’s always fun for me to see which recipes are the most popular, because I liketo imagine these very recipes happily beingmade by millions of low carbers across the globe.It’s something that connects us all, you know? It’s cool, that’s all. Because we’re all in this together.

This Week’s Best Low Carb Recipes Links

Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (1)How to Make the Best Spaghetti Squash is just what it sounds like – instructions for cookingflavorful Spaghetti Squash. I found the tips very handy when I was whipping up my own Low Carb Mexican Spaghetti Squash Boats. Yay!Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (2)
Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (3)No reason to miss loaded potatoes when you can make low carb Loaded Cauliflowerin convenient little individual baking dishes, and there you have dinner. Woot!Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (4)
Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (5)Low Carb Taco Bakecould not be any more straightforward.Looking at the delightfully simple recipe, I am left wondering, “Why didn’t I think of that?!” I’d suggest adding a little cumin as well as the chili powdermentioned in the recipe.Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (6)
Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (7)ThisCheesy Stuffed Meatloafinitially distracted me with that luscious, oozing cheese so much that I missed the crackers listed in the ingredients. Replace them with crushed pork rinds(and use low sugar ketchupor just tomato paste for the topping) and you’ve got some low carb awesome! I think these would be especially neatdone as individual servings in a mini-meatloaf pan!Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (8)
Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (9)Low Carb Peanut Butter Fat Bombsare stored in the freezer, ready to grab any time. “Fat bombs” are great to keep you feeling full, provide lots of energy, satisfy a sweet tooth and add healthy fats like coconut oil into our diets. I stillneed to getsilicone molds. I am thinking a little-bitty heart moldwould be very cute and dress ’em up a little.Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (10)
Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (11)Sometimes the simplest ideas AREthe best. At least, that appears to be the case with the recipes forLow Carb Steak Wraps.And the thin steak is usually inexpensive, too. Bonus!Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (12)
Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (13)This gooey-wonderful Low Carb Bacon Garlic Spinach Dip would make pork rinds or homemade low carb chips a super-special treat. My mouth is watering…must get some Ramekins!Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (14)P.S. As of publication, Craig is havinga 25%-off Birthday Sale for his cookbook, Ketofied–ANDeverything else! I don’t know how longthe discount lasts, but it’s a great opportunity to save a little $ on great cookbooks and support one of our talented recipe creators at the same time. Use the code “KETORULES.”
Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (15)I am not a big fan of cucumbers, but I appear to be in the minority judging by how many people loved this Low Carb Hungarian Cucumber Salad. Yay for diversity! Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (16)Beware, though–NEVER use a mandolinewithout the vegetable guard asshown in the pictures on this recipe. Eeek! I wouldn’t eventake itout of the cabinet without wearing cut resistant gloves, but am admittedly accident prone.
Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (17)Sausage andKale Spaghetti Squash Boatsprovideanother example of why it’s better to let y’all pick the best low carb recipes instead of me. I am not a fan of Kale, but it’s great for you and obviously, not everyone agrees! (P.S. I found using silicone bake matsmade for easier cleanup.)Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (18)
Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (19)I’m always happy to find something special for our folks who have dietary restrictions. That why I was so happy to find this Low Carb, Dairy-Free and Sugar Free Hot Chocolate. Wouldn’t that be fun withacute mug to drink it in?What a great treat!Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (20)

Best Low Carb Recipes Roundup, Oct. 6 - 12 Â (22)Honorable Mention – Still number 5 in the overall top recipe totals, butIdisqualifiedthis onefrom the official roundup competition because it’s a holdover from last week–my ownEasy Low Carb MexicanChickenCasserole.

Have you tried any of these? Would you consider them some of the week’s best low carb recipes?

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Just a regular gal who found she feels better eating low carb.

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Bacon, Casserole, Cauliflower, Chocolate, Cucumber, Dip, Fat Bombs, Hamburger, Hot Chocolate, Meatloaf, Mexican, Spaghetti Squash, Steak, tacos

  • I wondered how Al’s Cucumber Salad got a boost this week; thanks for the mention! And don’t worry, Al didn’t cut himself once.

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    • Oh I’m glad Al did not cut himself! I, on the other hand, would be trying to type with bandaged fingers, I tell you. I’m gifted that way. Ha!

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