i think EVERYONE should have some “favorite” recipes to look to, just in case complications arise.
This is my List of Foods and Recipes.

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Due to celiac disease must avoid gluten (wheat, rye, and barley) as ingredient, or suffer 14 days digestive disaster.
Due to blood sugar complications i need low-carbohydrate foods every two hours while awake.
i stretch those time restrictions by drinking my chocolate-coffee-protein,
but one of the first things my husband observed when meeting me was that
i am eating or drinking almost constantly throughout the day.

DAILY
1/2 to 1 gallon water per day. (Discovered i was flushing nutrients by drinking too much, so 1 gallon is absolute max).
One single-serving packet of sugar-free flavored-water mix per day
Approx 24oz chocolate-coffee-protein per day, using ~6oz cold-brew coffee concentrate. Served Hot or Cold. (Recipe needs added)
One fried egg with runny yolk (or hand-made eggnog) first thing every morning, because liquid yolk provides good cholestrol.
One Tablespoon thick-cut oatmeal cooked and served with full-fat milk every day except Saturday (when i get 2 Tblsp along with 12 raisins cut in half).
Either spring greens or Napa Cabbage for mid-afternoon snack, served with a boiled egg, slivered nuts, and Ranch dressing (with sugar-free relish & tiny bit of catsup) or coleslaw dressing.
i use konjac “rice” or “pasta” (made from 100% fiber chinese yam) instead of other high-carb alternatives, but must eat before 5pm, or upsets sleep-patterns.
i eat ~1/4 cup Carb-Smart Vanilla Ice Cream per day (yum !).
Prefer low-carb vegies/fruits on week-days, but splurge a bit on week-ends

WEEKLY
Prefer fish about once a week and remainder of week is beef/poultry. No pork, shellfish, etc.
Very much enjoy Crispy BBQ chicken thighs with Guy’s special seasonings. (Need recipe for both)
Tomato sauce often too acidic for me, so i eat it maximum once a week. Most sauces are white sauce or cheese sauce.
Enjoy “Bragg’s Liquid Amino” sauce over stir-fry or almond chicken about once a week.
Love to have a large pot of soup or stew available to just snack on all weekend.
Cauli-Potato Soup several times a month.
Broccoli-Bisque Soup several times a month.
Borscht (hot or cold) several times a month.
Orange Chicken several times a month, over konjac/oat “rice”.
2-3 “Milton’s Gluten Free Everything” Crackers with soup (~1.5g carb/cracker).

MONTHLY
Corned Beef or nitrate-free hot dogs once or twice a month.
We eat “out” about once a month or less.

Total Sweetener intake:
Approx 2 packets Splenda per week for eggnog, oatmeal, etc.
Stevia mix in chocolate-coffee-protein mix

 

RECIPES include:
Borscht >>
Cauli-Potato Soup at https://truthfulkindness.com/about/life-other/food-recipes/keto-potato-soup/ ;
Orange Chicken with Rice at https://truthfulkindness.com/about/life-other/food-recipes/orange-chicken-rice/ ;

Proper-Proper-Proper Baked Sweet Potato at https://www.eater.com/22219076/why-you-should-freeze-your-sweet-potatoes-recipe ;

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