How to Make Low-Carb Party Food
The next time you throw a party, don't ruin your low-carb diet. Instead, create a delicious spread that will satisfy your guests and maintain your figure. This article will show you how to create tasty, low-carb party food.
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Instructions
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Try traditional party trays that happen to be low-carb. Make a meat and cheese tray and a veggie tray with low-carb dip selections.
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Put out a variety of meatballs and low-carb sauces. Find recipes online for turkey, beef, chicken and other kinds of meatballs and sauces.
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Create low-carb wraps by filling fresh lettuce leaves with tuna or chicken salad.
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Make low-carb pinwheels by spreading cream cheese, chives, and prosciutto on low-carb tortillas. Roll and cut into small "pinwheel" sections.
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Prepare delicious low-carb cheesecake balls by combining 1 8-oz package of cream cheese, 1 stick of butter, ¾ cup of Splenda and 1 teaspoon of vanilla. Use a melon baller to make balls. Roll in chopped pecans and refrigerate over night.
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Search the Internet and low-carb cookbooks for more delicious low-carb party recipes such as buffalo wings or crab stuffed mushrooms.
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Tips & Warnings
Find recipes to create low-carb crackers to go with the different party trays and dips.
Serve low carb party drinks. Any liquor mixed with diet soda will be carb free. There are several brands of low-carb, "lite" beers on the market.
Avoid using light salad dressings as dips. Regular salad dressing is lower in carbs than the light versions.
