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Veggies on Keto

Choose from this list of vegetables to plan your next meal.

bowl of cut artichokes

Artichoke

Artichokes can be cooked in casseroles, as a side or the leaves removed and used with dips.

bowl of broccoli

Broccoli

A popular vegetable that can be served raw in salads or as a dipping device. Stir-fry or bake to get the best nutritional value.

cauliflower bunch

Cauliflower

Cauliflower. A great substitution for mashed potatoes and rice. It can also be eaten raw and used with dips or in salads.

sliced cucumber

Cucumber

Popular uses for cucumbers include cutting them up for salads, using sliced for dips, and creating cucumber stalks for appetizers.

bunches of scallions

Green onions

Green onions also know as scallions are used raw in salads and salsas. Or they can be cooked with soups and stir-fries.

mushrooms

Mushroom

Mushrooms have versatile uses. They can be eaten raw in salads or with dips, sautéed, used in casseroles, soups, or as a sauce.

many radish bunches

Radishes

Radishes are commonly eaten raw in salads or served with dips. It can be transformed into a potato substitute as well.

a basket of yellow squash

Summer squash

There are several types of summer squash including: yellow, chayote and pattypan. Use in casseroles, soups or as a side dish.

bunch of asparagus

Asparagus

There are many uses of asparagus as appetizer or you can use them as a side dish.

a bunch of Brussels sprouts budgs

Brussels sprouts

Cook the buds of Brussels sprouts by baking, steaming, stir-frying or boiling.

several celery stalks

Celery

Celery stalks are commonly used with dips and sauces. The leaves can also be used in cooking. Additionally, the seeds can be used for seasoning.

bunch of eggplants

Eggplant

Eggplant, a popular vegetarian ingredient, can be prepared in various ways such as roasted, pan-fried or stuffed.

kale on a kitchen towel

Kale

Kale is popularly used in salads or as a side. Kale chips are also popular.

yellow and red onions

Onion

Wait until your are in phase 2 before consuming onions. Serve them on their own as a main dish, or with salads and as a side with main meals.

spinach bunch

Spinach

Use spinach raw in salads, wraps, and even in smoothies. When cooked, it can be used as a side dish, in casseroles, soups, and more!

zucchini slices

Zucchini

Zucchini! They can be made into so many things: zoodles, snacks, dips. The possibilities are endless.

bowl of bok choy and broccoli

Bok choy

Prepare bok choy in salads or you can cook by steaming, boiling or sauteeing.

A head of cabbage

Cabbage

Cabbage is a versatile vegetable that can be enjoyed raw in coleslaw, pickled, or cooked by stewing or sautéing.

collards on top of soup

Collard greens

Collard greens are often used in soups and stews with salty meats and are traditionally eaten on New Year's Day for luck.

green beans on a cutting board

Green Beans

Green beans can be prepared in various ways-- casserole, soups, or stews, or by eating them fresh, steamed or stir-fried.

a bowl of lettuce

Lettuce

Lettuce can be enjoyed as a refreshing wedge salad, mixed in as a salad mix, or even use lettuce wraps as a bread alternative.

a bunch of green bell peppers

Peppers

Peppers: Bell, Poblano, Jalapeno and more. Many to choose from, but, make sure they are low in carbs.

snap pea

Sugar Snap Peas

Sugar snap peas can be cooked or eaten raw. Make sure you choose the snap peas and not English peas as the nutritional value is different.

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