Healthy Halloween Treats
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I used to celebrate Halloween with candy, baked goods, cider — a complete sugar overload.
Now that I know how toxic sugar is, I can’t in good conscience eat that stuff the way I used to.
But that doesn’t mean I don’t celebrate…
Halloween is still my favorite holiday!
Here are some recommendations for healthy Halloween treats the whole family can enjoy.
I hope these recipes inspire you to eat healthy this holiday.
Do you have other ways to make Halloween healthy?
Let me know – I’d love to hear them 🙂
Cheers,
P.S. Halloween is the first of many food holidays coming up. If you struggle with gaining weight over the holidays, call us at 800-255-9853. Avoiding the no-no foods can be tough, but it’s easier when you have a plan.
Straight-forward Roasted Turkey
Have a Happy Thanksgiving. Concentrate on laughing and telling fun stories with your guests and let the stress melt away.
Roasted Prime Rib
When I was a kid this was served at very special meals. My mother made hers plain. I had no idea how incredibly fabulous this meat could taste until I started adding the meat rub!
Cauliflower Pancakes
The other day, potato pancakes came to mind and I they could probably be made with cauliflower. Turns out they can!
Dauphinoise Potatoes (aka Potato Gratin)
This is a wonderful potato casserole from the southeast part of France. Works great on a buffet too if you like room temp potatoes or have a chafing dish. For the LOWEST glycemic index, make this…
Southern Tomato Pie
Two things I love about living mid-South: fried green tomatoes, and tomato pie.
Chive Butter Biscuits
This is a combination of a few recipes I found. Love the fact that these are low carb and tasty!
The Art of the Antipasti Tray
What's antipasti? An appetizer usually consisting of an assortment of foods, such as smoked meats, cheese, fish, and vegetables. Sounds like a low-carb platter of perfection, doesn’t it?
The 10 Minute Cleanup
Have your guests play a small part in helping to clean up after the big meal. They will not do everything; but when every person tackles a small cleanup task and works at it for ten minutes, it helps…