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Whole Wheat Blueberry Muffins (diabetes-friendly)
Anonymous - Jul 31, 2017
Muffins are always good for camping and hiking. If you want to keep some for next weekend, you can freeze two successfully. Allow them to thaw slowly at room temperature — they won’t take long. More »
No-Bake Key Lime Pie (diabetes-friendly)
Anonymous - Jul 24, 2017
Wander into a tropical haven of limes, coconut and cashews. You may not be on an island, but it will taste like you are! More »
Fruit Crepes (diabetes-friendly)
Anonymous - Jul 24, 2017
Just because you have diabetes doesn't mean you can't have a sweet breakfast! Crepes are ideal and similar to thin 
pancakes. Fill them 
with a variety of fillings. Perfect for breakfast, lunch and/or dinner. More »
Grilled Steak and Eggs (diabetes-friendly)
Anonymous - Jul 10, 2017
Perfect all year long! This dish is naturally low in carbs, so be sure to add some black beans and rice or a whole-grain tortilla with 20 to 25 grams of carbs. More »
Modern Cobb Salad (paleo-friendly, diabetes-friendly)
Anonymous - Jun 19, 2017
The Cobb salad was created in 1937 by Bob Cobb, the owner of the Brown Derby Restaurant in Hollywood. Legend has it that Bob was rummaging in the restaurant refrigerator, looking for a midnight snack. He grabbed what was there, threw it all together, and the Cobb salad was born. More »
Macro Bowl (diabetes-friendly)
Anonymous - Jun 19, 2017
Here is a meat-free meal that is 100% adequate in protein and even provides calcium! Keep in mind: fat is necessary in your diet. Olive oil and hemp are the fat in the bowl. More »
Brussels Sprout and Celery Root Salad (diabetes-friendly)
Anonymous - Jun 19, 2017
People rarely use Brussels sprouts raw, which seems a shame as they have a very delicate flavor. This is a filling salad your guests will rave about! More »
Santa Fe Salad (diabetes-friendly)
Anonymous - Jun 19, 2017
This flavorful and colorful salad includes corn, beans and chicken, and is inspired by Mexican-American cuisine. This is a fabulous summer appetizer or light meal! More »
Couscous and Chickpea Salad (diabetes-friendly)
Anonymous - Jun 19, 2017
In addition to the whole wheat couscous, chickpeas, peppers, tomatoes, and olives all boost the fiber. Olives and olive oil both contribute to the fat in this dish, and best of all, they contribute healthy MUFAs. More »
Cucumber and Fruit Salad (diabetes-friendly)
Anonymous - Jun 19, 2017
Cucumber, apples and cantaloupe team up in a sprightly salad that is refreshing as a starter or as a side salad with the main course. More »
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