Anyone have a favorite low-no-carb taco seasoning recipe? All the packaged ones are like 3 carbs for 2 Tbsp of the mix and that won't work.
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1388 kcal
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Grasa: 100,47g | Prot: 113,22g | Carbh: 15,59g.
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Just mix the seasonings yourself and add almond flour...look online for keto taco seasoning
18 feb. 20 por el miembro: pouncing the ounces
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I did and got annoyed with the ads in some of the recipe sites lol. Was hoping someone had one they had tried and loved.
18 feb. 20 por el miembro: newnormal
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There are hundreds of taco seasoning recipe choices with all kinds of variations, but a few common basics. Look at the ingredient list on your favorite packaged mix and customize your own portion. Just leave out any salt and/or sugar.
18 feb. 20 por el miembro: Kenna Morton
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6 TBSP chili powder
4 tsp cumin
3 tsp paprika
2 tsp garlic powder
2 tsp onion powder
1 tsp black pepper
1 tsp salt (optional)
1/8 tsp cayenne pepper (optional)
56 kcal
18 feb. 20 por el miembro: Jester2222
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@jester I love you. <3 Is that for a bulk recipe (if so, how much each time you use it?) or is that for one recipe/meal?
18 feb. 20 por el miembro: newnormal
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Use Costco no salt organic seasoning along with some chili powder, paprika, ground cumin, and fresh garlic and S&P. Warm your spices up, they will taste better. If you need to break down the seasoning, it's on the back, nothing unusual in it. No fillers or sugar which is where your carbs are coming from in the taco seasoning mixes. Cumin is what makes that familiar taste song. It's also great sprinkled on eggs.
18 feb. 20 por el miembro: Katsolo
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Newnormal, it makes quite a bit. I usually put the extra in a spice jar for the next time. Typically I use about 1 TBSP per pound of chicken or beef. I add some water to a pan, throw in the seasoning, mix it and then add the cooked meat. It doesn’t have a thickening agent so be don’t over do it on the water. I personally like it better then the package stuff and have been making my own for over a year.
19 feb. 20 por el miembro: Jester2222
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Btw, for me, Pinterest has made finding healthy recipes sooo much easier for me. Keto, weight watchers, paleo, whatever you woe and you can find loads of recipes there. :)
19 feb. 20 por el miembro: Jester2222
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