Asian Chicken Salad - Low Carb Keto Friendly

Asian Chicken Salad

Ingredients:

Salad-

2 Boneless, skin-less, chicken breast - grilled with seasonings of your choice and then chopped

1 bag of coleslaw mix

5-6 green onions, sliced thin

2 TBSP minced garlic

1 tsp minced ginger

Dressing-

5-6 TBSP rice vinegar

3-4 TBSP soy sauce (Or aminos)

4 TBSP sesame oil

1-2 tsp minced ginger

For the dressing, combine all ingredients in a small bowl or blender bottle. Set aside. For salad, heat garlic and ginger in a frying pan until fragrant. Remove from heat. Stir coleslaw mix and green onions into garlic and ginger. Toss until mixed well. Serve topped with grilled chicken and salad dressing to taste.

Pork Egg Rolls in a Bowl - Low Carb - Keto Friendly

Ingredients

1 lb ground pork

2 tbsp sesame oil

2-3 TBSP minced garlic

10 green onions, chopped fine

2 tsp minced ginger
1 container mushrooms, minced fine (optional)

Morton Nature's Seasons, to taste 

2 tbsp Sriracha or garlic chili sauce, or more if you want spicy

Bag of coleslaw 

3 tbsp soy sauce (or aminos) 

1 tbsp Rice Wine Vinegar 

In a large frying pan with medium high heat, add the sesame oil and garlic. Stir until garlic is fragrant. Add the ground pork ginger and siracha. Cook until the pork is cooked through. Add the mushrooms and natures season to taste.  Add the coleslaw, rice wine vinegar and soy. Cook until the coleslaw is crisp tender. Top with more green onions if desired. 

Cheese Taco Shells - Low Carb (Keto friendly)

I'm just going to warn you. Once you have cheese taco shells, you'll never want any other kind. These are basically heaven on a plate. You guys, have you been to those recipe blogs that sample on about how the dog got out and the kids did stuff and something about laundry and ALL THE THINGS before they'll give you the recipe? Yeah. Me too. I'm not gonna do that to you. You're welcome.

So, the only ingredient you'll need for this is cheese. I went with sharp cheddar, already shredded. 

From here, you have 2 options. Option One - the oven and a silicone baking mat.

Option Two - I went this route. A griddle (or frying pan). I feel like this was more difficult than option one, but I didn't have a silicone baking mat handy. 

Now, sprinkle the cheese in a circle pattern as big as you want your shell to be.

Quickly, while the cheese melts, prepare your "drying rack" for your shells. I had two of these stations set up. Make sure to set a paper towel or plate underneath to catch the dripping grease.

When your shell starts to brown around the edges and appears to hold together, it is time to move it to the drying rack.

Your finished shell should look similar to this.

Lastly, fill with your desired taco toppings.