When one combines full time employment, a family, and writing, time can be an issue. Add in specific dietary restrictions like Type 2 Diabetes and a low-carb diet and Feeding the Active Writer can be a challenge. So I've been compiling recipes, some slow cooker, some otherwise that are quick, easy, low carb, and above all, tasty.
Here I provide a page of links to my various posts on the topic:
Super Easy Chili Con Carne
Low-carb Peanut Butter Cookies
Italian Shredded Pork
Low Carb Slow Cooker Shepherd's Pie.
Barbecue Leftover Pot
Coconut cupcakes with coconut cream cheese frosting
Creamy chicken with mushroom
Italian Meat Loaf II
Chicken Molé
Rosemary and Garlic Chicken
Slow Cooker Chicken Paprikash
Carb Free Popcorn Chicken
Low-carb Heavy cream Hot Chocolate.
Egg Custard.
Low-carb turkey casserole
Pizza Meat Loaf
Coconut Bites
Pumpkin Pudding and Homemade whipped cream
Port Wine Cranberry Sauce (no sugar)
Low-carb sausage stuffing for turkey or chicken.
Green beans sauteed with bacon and garlic
Meat and Fiber Meatloaf
Italian Parmesan Chicken
Italian Meat Loaf
Barbecue Pulled Pork
Mashed Cauliflower and Gravy
Beef Tips and Gravy
Grilled Cheese Sandwiches (a "Feeding the Active Writer's Daughter" special)
Ridiculously Easy Roast Beef with Gravy
Mexican Meat Loaf
Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Frosting (Feeding the Active Writer's Sweet Tooth)
Cheesy Chicken Cacciatore
Low Carb Chocolate Fudge (Feeding the Active Writer's Sweet Tooth)
No-carb flaxmeal muffins.
More to come.
It's true, that when a person combines full-time employment, a family, and writing, time can be an issue. to relax as a writer, When everything around you seems chaotic, journaling can help you bring order to the turmoil. According to Professional Assignments Helper Sharjah, By disclosing your deepest anxieties, feelings, and ideas, you come to understand yourself better. Consider the time you spend writing as personal downtime. It's a moment to relax and relieve tension.
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