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low-carb peach cobbler

This is the perfect example of a recipe that satisfies my desire for comfort food and at the same time allows me to modify the keto/low-carb approach as a long-term lifestyle. I mean, is there anything better than a fragrant, and naturally sweet peach eaten with juice running down your hand? I think not. But

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keto vanilla ice cream

You really won’t believe just how easy it is to make keto ice cream that swear-to-God tastes better than Breyer’s vanilla ice cream and has just 4 carbs per 1/2 cup serving. The ONLY thing that might hold you back is getting a Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker, but please don’t make that mistake. It doesn’t really

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Keto ‘Everything Bagel’ Flatbread

Yes, you can make yourself up an easy low-carb flatbread in 15 minutes and top it with all your favorite bagel things without sabotaging your low-carb fat-burning game. (drops the mic) It all starts with my basic Keto Flatbread recipe, which has just 3 ingredients: ground flaxseed, eggs, and sea salt. Just mix those up in a

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low carb ham & cheese pizza rustica

This is an adaptation of my mother’s recipe which we just called Italian ham & cheese cake at my house. I found out this dish is traditionally called Pizza Rustica; which is a savory egg-based pie that is filled with cheeses and meats traditionally made on Good Friday and served on Easter to celebrate the end of Lent.

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one pot pork roast with gravy & onions

You might be surprised how well pork roast and gravy go together. This simple recipe requires browning the roast all over in a dutch oven (heavy-bottomed covered roasting pot) to seal in the moisture. You’ll braise it right on the stovetop with onions & stock. Thirty minutes before it’s done you’ll remove the lid to reduce

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Why practicing delayed gratification makes everything better

This week your coach challenge is to practice the skill of delayed gratification. Why? Research shows that when you put in work toward a goal that requires working toward and then waiting for rewards that aren’t immediate is linked with being more successful in ALL areas in life.  Practicing delayed gratification requires you to manage

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