Low-Carb Summer

Protein Beef Barbecue Burgers Grill
Summer is the hottest of the four temperate seasons, occurring after spring and before autumn. At or centered on the summer solstice, the earliest sunrise and latest sunset occurs, daylight hours are the longest and dark hours are the shortest, with day-length decreasing as the season progresses after the solstice.

Let’s look at all you can do in the Summer with your Low-Carb Lifestyle!

Swedish Burgers Low-Carb Gluten-Free Recipe

Burgers, burgers, and more burgers! Yeah, that's how we roll in the Bauer household. These Low-Carb Gluten-Free Swedish Burgers are probably the best you will every wrap your taste buds around! They are flavorful and moist. In the cold winter months I cook them in a skillet on the stovetop. But in the glorious barbecue months of spring and summer, the grill is my preferred cooking method. Whether you make these for your family or for a summer cookout for a gang of friends, these burgers will are certain to make you do a happy food dance.

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16 oz. Carl’s Gourmet All Natural Old Western Barbecue Spice and Meat Rub

Carl's Gourmet Old Western Seasoning and Meat Rubs 16 oz

Carl’s Old Western Barbecue Spice Seasoning & Meat Rub Now in a 16 oz. shaker bottle! Fantastic on steaks, chicken, spare ribs, and hamburgers.

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16 oz. Carl’s Gourmet All Natural Prime Rib & Roast Seasoning and Meat Rubs

Carl's Gourmet All Natural Prime Rib & Roast Seasoning and Meat Rubs 16 oz

Carl's Gourmet All Natural Prime Rib & Roast Seasoning and Meat Rubs Now In A 16 oz. Shaker! Carl's Gourmet Products are excellent. Use Carl's Gourmet Seasonings & meat rubs are spice blends on most meats.

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Grilled Strip Steak With Lemon Parsley Butter Recipe

New York Strip Steak

A big, fat, juicy Low-Carb, Keto, Gluten-Free Grilled Strip Steak is one my favorite meals. If I top it with a compound butter like the Tangy Lemon Parsley Butter, then it is ketogenic heaven! This meal is super easy to prepare and will put a smile on your family's face every time you serve it.

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The Secret To Great Steak: Includes Recipe

Great Steak Recipe - Rib Eye Steak

The number one rule of great steak is “Start with great meat.” What defines great meat? Is it grass‑fed, is it local, is it natural, is it grain finished? Yes. But, let your pocket‑book and monthly food budget answer that question. And even disregarding the 3 USDA meat grades: prime (prime‑aged), choice, and select, I maintain great meat (aka great steak) is available across all grades and in all budgets.

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Low Carb Summer Libations by Dana Carpender

Summer party beverages are different than winter party beverages. Eggnog and other heavy, creamy drinks seem cloying now. And when you're playing in the sun, it's best to have a drink of modest potency, with a high water content. In other words, you want your beverages to refresh as well as relax.

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It’s Low-Carb Barbecue Time by Dana Carpender

Everyone loves barbecue! And at first glance, a rack of ribs or some barbecued chicken seems ideal for us low carb types. But there's a problem with virtually all commercial barbecue: the sauce. It's sugary. Often you'll get as much as 12 grams of sugar in a two-tablespoon serving - and who stops at two tablespoons? So it behooves us to learn how to turn out fabulous barbecue at home. I've always been a good cook, but until I learned the difference between grilling and barbecuing, I would try to grill ribs, and cremated them. Then I learned how to slow-smoke food. Now my ribs, chicken, even turkey, turn out succulent, smoky, and delicious every time.

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Good-bye Summer. Good-bye Tomatoes. The Last of The Summer Tomatoes

Summer's tomato bounty yields deep, intense flavor.

August & September in Texas signals an end to the summer's crop of fresh tomatoes.  This is our signal to stock up on hearty, rich tasting, vine ripened tomatoes - and do that voodoo we do so well with them before the tasteless winter imposters make the scene. Susie T. Gibbs tells us that now is the time to freeze, can, make sauces, soups, pastes, juice, and chop these prize tomatoes and provides us with a host of recipe ideas.

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