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Me and my girlfriend are attempting a keto-style diet, but I am a terrible chef and don't have much energy to cook generally. Previously I'd mostly eat soups and stews since I could make a huge pot, freeze some of the extra and eat it with rice, but most of the recipies I know aren't keto friendly (or at least the one suitable for a full meal). It also doesn't help that I'm a pretty terrible cook and my girlfriend is used to well-seasoned African cuisine.

I'm hoping to find some keto or keto-adjacent meals that can be prepared in bulk easily, and ideally (but not necessarily), frozen.

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[–] [email protected] 20 points 4 days ago (1 children)

Chicken chicken chicken. Grill up tons of it. You can add things like a red sauce (go easy on the tomatoes because of the natural sugars), pesto, Alfredo sauce, Italian dressing, etc…

Grilled/baked chicken will likely be a main protein.

I also really love pot roast (there are great keto recipes out there that taste phenomenal). Grilling a steak is always a delightful treat.

Make sure you eat plenty of greens with each meal and take a multivitamin to keep your body from being deficient.

Sugar-free Gatorade is really helpful for fighting the “low carb flu” in the early days of switching to ketosis (as it’s the low electrolytes that make you feel those flu symptoms).

Best of luck! Not everyone can do keto, so I hope it works for you (my SO ended up getting a rash on their back that scarred because of the acetone produced by their body from migrating over to ketosis; never happened to me, though).

[–] PlzGivHugs 1 points 4 days ago (1 children)

Thanks for the advice.

For the time being, we're trying to transition very gently into keto. It'll probably be multiple months before we're trying to maintain a "real" keto diet, so hopefully that will help the side effects or at last provide time to intervene before they become too serious. Worst case, we can stop at whatever point is healthy for us, but we'll still need recipies to maintain even that compared to our current "rice or potatoes with every meal" diet.

[–] xmunk 5 points 4 days ago

In the meantime it'd be good to make sure you're having whole proteins mixing in beans when you're cooking your rice instead of having rice alone is significantly healthier and more filling.

I personally made a rule to avoid "naked carbs" or carb centric dishes so I'll never eat table bread at a restaurant but I will, sparingly, have sandwiches. Additionally if you're having pasta don't be conservative with the meat in your sauce. For me a big part of healthy eating was to train myself not to stretch vegetables and meat with fillers. I focus a meal on the veg and meat and use carbs sparingly for their flavor.