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The Ketogenic diet does not require sacrificing on your favorite meals, rather with a simple tweak most of your favorite meals can become Keto-approved. Sothern Keto shows you how you can make your favorite southern meals delicious and low carb.
Simply imagine enjoying your favorite meals using classic recipes passed down from generation to generation while experiencing the full flavor you have been missing in your regular diet with these classic southern dishes, right from your very own home.
This cookbook offers you a guided step by step approach through the basics of the ketogenic diet, what to eat and what not to eat, things to look out for when starting on the ketogenic diet, history and origin of the Southern Cuisine, 100 delicious keto recipes alongside images and nutritional information.
This Cookbook is your perfect guide in ensuring flavor comes first while living a healthy life!
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2020
SOUTHERN KETO
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100 Simple Low-Carb Recipes for
a Keto Comfort Lifestyle.
STACEY WEBBER
Copyright © 2020 by Stacey Webber
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INTRODUCTION
Soul Food VS Southern Food
THE KETO DIET
Major Benefits of the Keto Diet
Types of Keto Diet
Foods to Avoid on a Keto Diet
Foods to Eat On A Keto Diet
MAIN DISH
Sirloin Roast with Crock Pot
Fried Chicken Tenders
Thai Curry Steak
Crab Meat
Yummy Bacon Wraps with lettuce
Cauliflower Shrimp & Grits
Crock Pot Beef
Delicious Cajun Seasoned Fillets
Brussels Sprouts
Italian Dressed Chicken
Air Fried Chicken Fillets
Quick Pimento Cheese
Cheesy Bacon Ball
Chicken & Beef mix
Greek Potato Drumstick
BREKFAST RECIPES
Tasty Cinnamon
Yummy Cinnamon Chocolate Donuts
Eggs & Sausage Muffin
Cinnamon & Coconut Flour
Collagen Bread
Keto Cinnamon Rolls
Chocolate Butter Crepes
Simple Coconut French Toast
Zucchini Sauce Butter Cake
Simple Cauliflower Florets Blend
Ketchup Meatloaf
Bacon Fried Cabbage
Braised Greens & Bacon Slices
Keto Pasta Dough
Herbal Focaccia
Crispy Beans, Bacons & Herbs
Broccolini Almonds Toast
RICE, NOODLE ND PASTA RECIPES
Piccata Shrimp Pasta
Carbonara Bacon Zucchini Noodles
Thai Noodles Shrimp
Chicken Breast Noodles Soup
Cauliflower Chicken Rice Soup
Tasty Zucchini Shrimp
Cauliflower Rice with Bacon & Shrimp
Brown Rice & Broccoli Florets with Beef
Chicken Rice Noodles Lettuce Wraps
SALADS & SOUP RECIPES
Broccoli Cherry Salad
Simple Low Carb Coleslaw
Simple Sausage Pepper Gravy
Simple Paleo Coleslaw
Cheesy Red Pepper Dice
Buttery Green Beans
Simple Keto Beef Soup
Floury Cream Vegetable Soup
Collard Greens Stew
Ground Beef Zucchini Goulash
Simple Cheese Dip
SNACKS & APPETIZERS
Simple Cornbread
Simple Keto Biscuits
Southern Deviled Eggs
Simple Sausage Balls
Cheesy Zucchini Baked Fries
No Bake Chocolate Cookies
Simple Chocolate Mousse
Simple Ice Molds Pops
Tasty Berry Crisp
Simple Keto Buns Rolls
Simple Tortillas Biscuit
Creamy Low Carb Oreos
Vanilla Ice Cream Cookies
Enchilada Sauced Meatballs
Bun Mushroom Cheeseburgers
POULTRY RECIPES
Brown Rice Chicken Teriyaki
Cheesy Chicken Breast
Simple Chicken Breast
Greens & Turkey Dish
Buttered Chicken Fryer
Simple Smokehouse Chicken
Creamy Cornbread Dressed Chicken
Cheesy Broccoli Filled Chicken Breasts
Low Carb Southern Chicken
Baked Chicken Teriyaki
Lettuce Wrapped Chicken Breasts
BEEF & PORK RECIPES
Creamy Pork Chops
Yummy Swiss Steak
Simple Beef Steaks
Crock Pot Pulled Pork
Baked Beef Kabobs
Slow Cooked BBQ Ribs
Oven Herbal Crusted Ham
Beef & Cabbage Sheet Pan
DESERTS & PIE RECIPES
Taco Chicken Pinwheels
Vanilla Pie
Southern Fried Okra
Simple Butter Cake
Deviled Eggs
Creamy Pecan Pie
Cheese Stuffed Chicken
Coconut Chocolate Cauliflower Meal
ChocoLava Cake
Fried Green Tomato Slices
Bacon & Mayo Deviled Eggs
Grilled Artichokes with Cream Dip
Hot Savannah Crab Meat Dip
Roasted Okra Slices
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It’s undeniable, that the Southern cuisine is uniquely different, full of exciting flavors, tasty and delicious, providing us with the traditional taste that we enjoyed from our mother’s kitchen. If you were lucky enough to have lived in the southern region, you would agree with me on this fact.
I grew up on the awesome taste of pan-fried chicken, greens (such as mustard greens, collard greens, etc.), cornbread, sweet tea, mashed potatoes, fresh fishes and a whole lot of other Southern meals prepared by my Mother.
Over the years, I have come to realize that the Southern Cuisine goes beyond just a meal, it is a tradition. A tradition that was passed down, from generation to generation, a tradition built on love, hospitality and comfort, which creates long lasting memories of time spent with family, friends and our loved ones.
The Southern cuisine stands out among other popular cuisines and with a few tweaks and adjustments to the ingredients, your favorite Southern recipes can be adapted into a ketogenic diet, these Southern recipes can be converted to a high fat, low carb recipe that will fit easily into your Ketogenic lifestyle.
I have taken my time to rediscover the secrets of the Southern Cuisine and effectively tweak its ingredients to fit into my ketogenic lifestyle, which has made me enjoy traditional Southern Keto meals for the past 5 years. You can enjoy flavor filled and mouthwatering Southern recipes while enjoying the benefits of following the ketogenic diet. This and much more, is what you stand to gain from this cookbook even if you are new to the Southern cuisine or Keto lifestyle.
If you are ready to live a healthy life without sacrificing on delicious and tasty food, let’s get started!
Are all Soul Foods Southern? YES!
Are all Southern Foods Soul food? NO!
The two diets are basically the same and influenced by each other. However, the seemingly difference between the two is based on history and culture. People have defined Soul food as a way of cooking that was derived from the West African way of cooking, a basic cooking method, that originated in the rural part of the South and has evolved over the years Although they are the same you should note these few differences in the style of cooking
Recipes:
The Southern Cuisine is made from recipes and follows precise procedures unlike soul food that is made based on knowledge.
Seasoning:
The Southern Cuisine uses herbs and spices but Soul Foods uses seasoning.
The ketogenic diet is a high-fat, low-carb diet that puts your body in a natural fat-burning metabolic state called ketosis. This is done by heavily restricting carbs and focusing on high-fat, moderate-protein meals. It allows the body system to produces ketones in the liver, instead of glucose which is the main source of energy in the body.
Ketogenic meals are delicious and rich because there are a lot of ingredients you are allowed to use. The Keto diet is all you need to live that healthy life without sacrificing on taste. The major goal of a ketogenic diet is to burn the body fat as a source of energy thereby leading it a healthy and effective weight loss.
Improves Heart Health: Research shows diets high in refined sugar and carbs are far more destructive to the heart and arteries than fat, and have a greater ability to raise blood pressure and promote inflammation.
Since the keto diet removes all processed carbs and starchy carbs, it may serve as both a preventative and therapeutic diet for those at risk.
Reduces risk of Cancer: Cancerous tumorous uses glucose as a main source of energy to grow. For this reason, the keto diet is recommended to slow tumor growth in cancer patients of all stages by starving the cells.
Research has shown the keto diet may also enhance a patient’s response to chemotherapy.
Reduces Blood Sugar: Since the ketogenic diet removes most carbs, it gives your body a chance to reestablish and reset the communication with insulin, which can improve insulin sensitivity and reverse blood sugar imbalances.
Weight loss: The ketogenic diet eliminates the carbohydrate from your meals, which helps in preventing excessive insulin from releasing in the body. When the body’s insulin levels are low, it starts burning down the fats much faster, eventually resulting in a good amount of weight loss.
Now this could mean that your body will also continue burning fat even while you are asleep. This way, the fat burning process can go on 24/7.
There are different ways to follow a Keto Diet. Here are three of the common ones
Standard Ketogenic Diet: this is the regular and most popular with low carbohydrate, high fat and moderate protein. It usually contains 75% fat, 20% protein and 5% carbs
High-Protein Ketogenic Diet: this is very similar to the standard ketogenic diet, but allows more protein with the ratio often at 60% fat, 35% protein and 5% carbs.
Cyclical Ketogenic Diet: this type of ketogenic diet allows for a period of higher intake of carbohydrate. For instance, 5 days of the standard ketogenic diet with 2 days of high carbohydrate intake.
The following foods are allowed on the diet
Nuts and Seeds: cashews, almonds, walnuts, pumpkin seeds, etc.
Poultry: eggs, chicken, fish, etc
Healthy Fats: avocado, coconut oil, extra virgin olive oil, avocado oil
Avocado and berries: Blackberries, raspberries and other little glycemic berries.
Meat: beef, bacon, ham, etc.
The following food groups should be avoided on the keto diet.
Fruits: all fruit (a few blackberries or strawberries are the exception if you’re not at your total carb percentage for the day, since they’re lower in sugar
Processed Foods: avoid anything in a package or box.
Grains: any type of whole grain or grain-based product (pasta, bread, cereal, rice, etc.)
Drink: Alcohol, Beer or wines are strongly not allowed
Tubers: potatoes, sweet potatoes, parsnips, yams, carrots
Preparation Time: 30 minutes Cook Time: 8 hours Serving: 2 Servings
Ingredients
1-pound bottom sirloin
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1 tablespoon ground turmeric
1 1/2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
2 tablespoons sea salt
2 tablespoons avocado oil
3 tablespoons unsalted butter
Instructions
1. Combine the oregano, turmeric & salt together then use to season the sirloin.
2. Place the seasoned steak in the crock pot then coat with the avocado oil.
3. Add in the butter then cook until the steak is tenderized for 6-8 hours on low settings.
4. Shred once done cooking, glaze with the vinegar until fully covered.
5. Serve and enjoy as desired.
Nutrition Information
Calories: 329kcal | Fat: 33.5g | Carbohydrates: 2.9g | Protein:6.4g
