Healthy Eats II

By Anonymous -
Here's the prior weeks Healthy Eats recipes I tried with reviews on how we liked them.  Let me know what you think and if you like what you see follow me on Facebook!

See you next week with some more new recipes!  Stay healthy.  Stay Accountable.  Be your best!

Low-Carb Carbonara
 http://sweetcsdesigns.com/paleo-low-carb-carbonara/
low carb carbonara- this delicious indulgence is just as rich and creamy as the pasta version but with zucchini noodles!
Review:  This one was a tasty alternative to pasta and lets face it anytime you can add bacon to something it amps up the tasty factor!

 Steak and Veggie Fajitas
 http://www.funfitfierce.com/2015/easy-weeknight-recipe-grilled-steak-and-veggie-fajitas/
 grilled-steak-veggie-fajita-recipe
Review:  My family enjoyed them tremendously.  Unfortunately I had to modify and cook mine separately because I am allergic to peppers!  But I made the best of it and was happy to be able to make these for my family.  They requested this one stay in the rotation.

Green Beans with Bacon Vinaigrette
http://www.realsimple.com/food-recipes/browse-all-recipes/green-beans-bacon-vinaigrette
greenbeanswithbaconvinaigrette
Review:  I'm not sure why this one didn't have more stars on the website.  I loved this side.  It was quick and tasted amazing.  I'll be making this one again.


Crock Pot Chicken and Veggie Soup
http://www.food.com/recipe/crock-pot-chicken-vegetable-soup-nothin-fancy-just-yummy-289252

Review:  Perfect for a chilly day!  So easy to make, smells great and tastes even better.  I omitted the corn and added in the suggested alternative of potatoes and cream.   This will be one of my winter staples.

Loaded Baked "Potato" Soup
http://blog.stuffimakemyhusband.com/2012/07/loaded-baked-potato-soup.html

Review:  OMG Delicious!  I was hoping for leftovers on this one and I was out of luck!  Of course the bacon theme continues with this.  I would make this again in a heartbeat!


Paleo Pot Roast with Cauliflower Mash
http://paleocomfortfoods.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/pot-roast-recipe.jpg
 http://paleocomfortfoods.com/recipes/cauliflower-mash/



Paleo Comfort Foods - Pot Roast
Review:  This one wasn't bad.  The flavor was very good and smelled great while it was cooking.  I made it with the cauliflower mash.  I think if I make this one again, I may sacrifce the carbs and add actual mashed potatoes.  It seemed like it was missing something without them.

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