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Low-Carb 200 Calorie Recipe Guide

Low-Carb 200 Calorie Recipe Guide
Kat Myers
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When incorporating food into your diet plans, it can be difficult to know what to prepare in the kitchen to support your weight loss goals. That’s why we’ve put together this Low-Carb 200 Calorie Recipe Guide to help you cook up deliciously healthy meals that will help keep you on track.

From light snacks to delicious dessert, there is a low-carb 200 calorie recipe for every taste and occasion. Each recipe contains less than 200 calories, no more than 12g of carbs and a source of protein!

Breakfast: Wake Up Sunshine Frittata

Fancy a cooked breakfast but want to avoid the calories of a classic fry up? Our sunshine frittata is the perfect, low-calorie alternative! We've taken away the fatty bacon and added lean deli ham, with a hearty serving of mushrooms and tomatoes for added goodness!

Ingredients:

1tbsp coconut oil

100g chestnut mushrooms, sliced

4 medium eggs

10 cherry tomatoes

2 slices lean deli ham - chopped

1 tbsp finely grated parmesan

A few sprigs of basil (optional)

Method:

1. Heat a half of the coconut oil in a large non- stick frying pan and fry the mushrooms for 3-4 minutes until brown and soft. Take them out of the pan and set aside.

2. Crack each egg into a ramekin or cup so you can drop each one into the pan easily. Heat the remaining coconut oil and gently add each egg into the pan around the edges and one in the middle, so all eggs join.

3. Avoiding the egg yolks, pop in the cherry tomatoes, scatter the cooked mushrooms, add ham, tear and add the basil, and grate over parmesan (optional).

4. Cook for 2 minutes until the egg whites have set.

5. Season and serve by taking the pan your table and let the whole family enjoy.

Nutritionals (per serving):

Calories: 126

Protein: 8.5g

Fat: 9g

Carbs: 1.7g

Lunch: Lighter Than Light Cloud Eggs

Made with just three ingredients, these cloud eggs are sure to become a staple healthy favourite, with less than 200 calories per serving! Cloud Eggs are the lighter-than-light way to enjoy a healthy, protein-rich meal you’ll have to share.

Struggling to find time to make lunch every day and want a nutritious, convenient option that you can have on the go? Our Meal Replacement Pot Meals are packed full of protein, nutrients and delicious flavour - making them the perfect option if you are short for time!

Snack: Kale Crisps

crispy kale crisps - low-carb 200 calorie recipe snack option

If you're craving a crunchy, savoury snack, these kale crisps are easy, nutritious alternative to crisps.

Ingredients

1 tbsp olive oil

150g curly kale

1 tsp paprika

1 clove garlic, finely chopped

To season salt and pepper

Method

1. Preheat the oven to 110˚C.

2. Wash and dry the curly kale, then cut into small pieces. Remove the long stems before cooking.

3. Mix the kale with the olive oil, garlic and seasonings together in a bowl.

4. Line a baking tray with greaseproof paper and spread the kale across the tray.

5. Cook for 15-20 minutes or until the kale has reached a crispy consistency.

6. Remove from the oven and leave the kale to cool before eating.

Nutritionals (per serving):

Calories: 186

Protein: 5g

Fat: 16.1g

Carbs: 3g

Dessert: Skinny Strawberry Panna Cotta

As an option for those with a sweet tooth, this light dessert recipe is the perfect option. Made using our delicious Strawberry Meal Replacement Shake and fresh strawberries, this recipe not only looks amazing but also tastes delicious!

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