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I love my green veggies!

Jun 15, 2017 Posted in Ketolishus 0 Comments

I love my green veggies! Here are the nine green things I currently have on hand for nomming. Green peppers, green beans, Brussels sprouts, green onions, collard greens (in the red bowl), romaine lettuce, cauliflower and broccoli, avocados. This isn’t all I usually like to eat, I also almost always have cucumber, celery, and either spinach or baby greens, too) #GreenBounty #EatYourVeggies

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  1. Bobbi Jo Woods |

    Oh, cabbage! I got half a head in the crisper, but forgot to include it because it was hiding inside a white plastic grocery bag. I always have cabbage, broccoli, and avocados, the rest rotate by season

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  2. Gabrielle M. |

    I love stuffed green peppers. Yum.

    We stuff them with beef, onion, tomato sauce, garlic, mushrooms. ( once in awhile with a bit of brown rice)

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  3. Bobbi Jo Woods |

    My mom used to make stuffed peppers – hers always were made kind of like that, with a sort of Spanish rice with tomatoes, ground beef, onions (no mushrooms). I don’t miss them so much on low carb, but if I get a hankering, I’d probably make them with finely chopped cauliflower as a stand-in for the rice.

    I eat peppers mostly raw in salads now, or sliced thinly on top of my low carb personal pizzas. I also add a little chopped bell peppers to my chili, and sometimes my homemade salsa.

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  4. Gabrielle M. |

    I prefer ours without the rice. I enjoy the fresh veggies in them, too.

    I could make myself sick eating raw cauliflower. It’s one of my most favorite of raw veggies! Yum

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  5. Bobbi Jo Woods |

    If you like rich dips, I make a few that are crazy good. My fave that I make uses really hot pickles, chopped, with garlic powder, smoked paprika, and red chili pepper flakes mixed into mayo. Another one is more like a salad dressing – I mix equal parts sour cream and mayo with a little lemon juice, oregano, and dill relish. Sometimes I make it a little Greek style, with chopped cucumber, red wine vinegar in place of the lemon, and a little crushed mint and crumbled feta. And lots of fresh cracked black pepper.

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