Whether you’re new to low-carb or keto diets or you have lots of experience eating meals with few or no carbs, deciding what to have for lunch or dinner—day after day, night after night—is always a challenge.
Here to help is a terrific tool that provides thousands of healthful meal ideas. Just flip through the parts of the plate until you find a combination that suits your tastes tonight—then try a different one tomorrow! Once you’ve built your plate, you can click on the pictures for a really basic recipe.
Jenni Calihan at Eat the Butter, along with Adele Hite MPH RD, have created this easy-to-use meal idea generator to make deciding what’s for dinner fun instead of frustrating.
If you’d like the book version for your kitchen counter—or to share with friends and family who might appreciate an introduction to low-carb plates—click through to purchase Dinner Plans (US only for now)!
This highly nutritious meal plan is designed to boost weight loss while enjoying delicious food that helps you feel full and satisfied.
These flavorful meals will provide your body with all the protein, fat, and other essential nutrients needed to be healthy.
You’ll get to enjoy some of our favorite keto feasts, such as Keto cheese tortilla beef burritos and Keto Caprese chicken while staying under 20 grams of net carbs every day.
Are you looking to boost your protein intake or eat more vegetables? Perhaps you want to reduce your consumption of rich sauces or butter.
If so, you will love this keto meal plan with flexible recipes that are easily adapted to fit your unique needs and preferences.
Each of these ketogenic meals has separate macro components – sauce (fat), vegetables (carbohydrates), meat, cheese, or eggs (protein) so that you can adjust each recipe to fit your lifestyle.
Read more about our flexible recipes and check out the entire recipe collection here.
If you want clearer skin, along with all of the other benefits of a healthy keto lifestyle, this meal plan is the perfect place to start.
This meal plan is rich in several foods that may improve acne, such as fatty fish and vegetables. Dairy is also minimized to further reduce the likelihood of breakouts.
All of the recipes are simple, tasty, and will keep you under 20 grams of net carbs per day. Keep in mind that skin improvement may occur gradually over time after you begin eating this way.
The rumors are true! Since bacon is full of protein and fat with no carbs, you can eat bacon every day on a keto diet.
This week, we highlight our favorite recipes that include — you guessed it — bacon. In this meal plan, you will enjoy recipes like Keto cheeseburger meatloaf, Keto cobb salad, and Crispy bacon and kale with fried eggs.
What is it that makes bacon so addictive? Is it the aroma? Is it the sound of the bacon sizzling in the pan or the sight of the beautifully crisp, fatty meat? Perhaps you would agree that it’s the first salty, smoky bite. It’s no wonder why bacon is loved by many.
Pro tip: Make sure to buy good quality bacon without sugar. Check out our bacon guide for cooking tips and more helpful information. You can also mix it up by using turkey bacon or beef bacon in place of pork bacon.
If you want to lose weight while still enjoying amazing food, we’ve got the perfect meal plan for you.
To help turn you into a fat-burning machine, we’ve decided to employ intermittent fasting (16:8) in this week’s meal plan. This means your first meal will be at lunch — but feel free to drink coffee, tea, and of course, water throughout the day.
This mouth-watering ketogenic menu will keep you way below 20 grams of carbs per day. It includes some popular budget-friendly meals, such as our No-bean keto chili and Crispy tuna burgers, plus a few more elevated meals like our Ribeye steak with loaded cauliflower mash.
Remember, you can always swap pricey ingredients such as ribeye with cheaper protein options such as chicken thighs or pork chops. Just make sure to adjust the cooking time as needed.
By skipping breakfast, you’ll automatically save money that you could potentially spend on higher-quality ingredients such as grass-fed beef and organic eggs — a good investment for your body, the animals, and the environment.
Love this idea as I am a lazy cook. Hopefully a global version will come out suitable for other English speaking countries. What about nuts which appear to be left off? Could desserts and other after dinner treats also be added in maybe at the end?
A low carb vegetable that I love and would like to see in keto recipes is the chayote also called cho cho, mirliton, christophine (in French) or vegetable pear.
It's perfect to replace potatoes in a stew or a soup.
It keeps its shape through cooking and is very versatile to use.
sadly my wife has given up Keto and gone Vegan great news about that is that I can cook all the food I enjoy and not worry about cooking for her anymore as I will not go anywhere near vegan food as its's full of carbs everywhere you look and protein is in very short supply
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It's perfect to replace potatoes in a stew or a soup.
It keeps its shape through cooking and is very versatile to use.
It's 4.5 grams net carbs for 100 grams of chayote.