diabetic recipes with chicken

I usually cooked lean (no skin) chicken, lean (97% lean) hamburger, green beans, eggs, and some chicken and rice in low-sodium chicken broth for my (now passed on) diabetic dachshund.

Anyone have any good chicken recipes?

And with diabetic recipes especially it helps when you have some others backing up a recipe as their favorite tried and true recipe that they like. My husband's grandmother has a favorite that she always makes, but here is the diabetic version that tastes just the same: Chess Pie 1 stick butter , softened 1 Tbs. cornmeal 1/3 c. milk 3 eggs, beaten 3/4 c. splenda 1 teasp. vinegar 1 teasp. vanilla 1 unbaked pie crust Combine splenda and butter. Beat in eggs.

For crockpot recipes, I love making chicken fajitas, sausage and peppers, and chicken and corn chowder. Also there are a lot of great healthy casserole recipes that require cooked chicken. I will put the chicken in the crockpot with my preferred seasonings before work, and by the time I get home, all I have to do is assemble the casserole and put it in the oven! That chicken also tastes good on a homemade salad if you start to feel too lazy for a casserole :) I hope th is helps!

Anyone know of any good websites with diabetic friendly recipes? My mom has diabetes and I'm trying to help her out with a few meals.

Grilled chicken is healthy and delicious (: maybe have it with a salad?

I'm thinking about cooking something in the crock pot. Maybe something with chicken, yummy :) but an all day kinda thing so it slow cooks for hours and makes the house smell yummy. Anyone have an recipes or anything? I know, not pregnancy related but I'm having trouble finding something. Also, maybe not super expensive either.

Well, I don't really have any actual recipes but I do have advice for you in which it should probably help you out. For us with PCOS, it makes our bodies harder to digest simple carbs (i.e. pasta, breads, rice). So because of this, this is why we gain weight and this is why it takes so long to come off. My suggestions are as follows: Bread: whole grain, high fiber. Anything high fiber (yes it is more calories) works to your advantage, because it will make your body feel more full...

that does focus on veggies, chicken, fish and some lean red meats (but not much); the book comes with a lot of recipes. This diet uses a lot of spices/condiments to add variety to foods. Otherwise, just start surfing for recipes featuring those items; there are tons of them available. Figure out how many calories each of you requires/day and go from there. I might suggest that you have some blood work done, as well, if you haven't already.

Remove everything and could keep a little juice on chicken to keep moist and flavorful. Then, with two forks mince the chicken. Add mayo. Lettuce. Celery. Cheese. (Any) Cucumber. Tomato. Or grapes. Bam. All done in 10-15 mins.

turkey or chicken burgers can be just alright. I came up with a very simple chicken burger, I use ground chicken(perdue) but ground turkey works fine. 1lb ground chicken 1/2 tsp poultry seasoning, (you can add more if you like it zesty! not more than 1 tsp) 1/2 tsp salt 1/2 tsp ground black pepper 1/2 Tbs veggie oil mix all together, let marinate in the refrig. for about an hour. Shape into patties grill in a stove top grill pan, or sautee in a fry pan.

I lightly season it eggs are bland next I dip the split chicken breast in egg wash then then flour then bread crumbs like an assembly line.. deep fry and strain with strainer or paper towels oven at 350 stuff chicken with crab mixture and bake 10 min you can garnish with parsley & parmesan cheese if you like ,wish we could post pics ...

Well just about any casserole (tuna noodle). You can make fajita stuff (bell peppers and chicken with seasoning) that you can easily thaw and add to tortillas with cheese. You could also make chicken and noodles (the egg noodles). Frozen pizzas are good, whether pre-packaged or homemade.

You can have two rice cakes with peanut butter. You can have a few spoonfuls of humus with some cut peppers, cucumbers and celery. There are all sorts of options. The American diabetes association's website has great ideas and tips. You can also find great recipes on Pinterest and other websites.

I eat whatever I want really. I had g.diabetes with my first and im now a regular type two diabetic. You don't have to eat vegetables if you don't want to. Be careful with potatoes corn and peas very starchy. Fruits aren't too bad either just eat them in moderation. I eat poptart and candy for most of my snack during the day and im healthy and my baby girl is too!

Place a tortilla in, spoon in some chicken/peppers/onions and top with low-fat mozarella cheese. Place a second tortilla on top. After a few minutes, turn quesadilla over. Cut into fours and serve with salsa.

Look at the website Weelicious she has crock pot recipes and all her recipes always turn out. The bbq chicken in the crock pot is delicious.

Since yesterday we went over mashed potatoes and we have previously covered the turkey....of course, today I was thinking that we needed some gravy! I found two recipes that I really like. Enjoy! ; ) Herbed Pan Gravy The giblets and neck from a turkey make a great flavorful stock that helps ensure a rich, tasty gravy, but you may substitute more chicken broth if you prefer.

Diabetic recipes with chicken

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