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Tag: low-glycemic

There are 923 recipes with the tag: “low-glycemic”.

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Fall
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Easy Runny Eggs

We like a runny egg yolk in my home, but sometimes flipping an egg over easy will increase the risk of the yolk breaking and inevitably cooking the whole darn thing. This method makes a simple fried egg a bit easier to master without the flipping.


Spring
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Edamame, Mizuna & Bok Choy Stir Fry

Whole soybeans, bitter mizuna and crunchy baby bok choy come together in this easy stir-fry. For gluten-free, be sure to use gluten-free tamari.


Spring
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Egg Sandwich with Spinach

Bundle this up and take it with you on the go. Either way this cooks up fast, offering a well-rounded way to start your day. Prepare your egg any way, but in this recipe we simply pan-fried. Make it gluten-free by using your favorite GF bread to toast.


Winter
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Egg in a Hole

Egg in a hole is a quick and playful start to your day. It is just bread, a touch of butter and an egg. Leave the eggs as runny or well-cooked as you prefer. And if you like jam, feel free to dab it all around the edges after cooking it up.


Spring
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Egg in a Pizza

This pizza makes me very, very happy. I have been wanting to bake up a pizza with an egg in the middle for a long time and it was as easy as I imagined. What I didn’t suspect was the battle between my small children, husband and I over who got what tiny piece of drippy yolk on their slice. Plan accordingly. If you have egg lovers dining with you, feel free to add multiple eggs. I also debated as to whether I should share the easy, but not your everyday sauce that I used on it, but the creamy, veggie goodness of it is not to be missed. If anything about making that sauce feels complicated or wrong, I am sure a regular herb enhanced pizza sauce will do just fine. We added a sprinkle of baby beet & radish seedlings that I had just thinned from the garden, but a sprinkle of fresh baby spinach or arugula will work instead. Enjoy and let me know your favorite variations!