Recipes

Try this macro-friendly approach to a favorite Thanksgiving side dish!

These might be the most adorable pumpkin pies we’ve ever seen, and at only 20 calories and 3 grams of carbs (!) per bite, you can eat an entire plate full of them without burning through your macros.

Who doesn't love a lightened up mayo-free coleslaw with a kick? This spicy macro-friendly coleslaw is the perfect addition to any summer BBQ.

Shmooze dinner guests at your holiday party with a perfectly cooked pork loin that racks in almost no carbohydrates per serving.

Deviled eggs are a great source of protein, often they can come loaded with extra fat thanks to lots of mayo. In our version, we swap the mayo for some store-bought hummus that cuts the fat without compromising creaminess.

It’s pumpkin season! These macro-friendly pumpkin-spiced protein truffles are the perfect way to sneak a few extra grams of protein into your day.

Looking for a way to make those chicken breasts less boring? Try slathering them in our creamy sun-dried tomato sauce for a flavorful meal that can be eaten on its own for a low-carb dinner, or paired with your favorite pasta for a well-rounded macro-friendly meal.

Never overcook a steak again, because the reverse sear method is the best way to cook steak—period.

Looking for a low-fat, low-carb, high-protein snack? Head to your fish counter and give our Spicy Harissa Crab Dip a go!

Who wants more dishes? Not us. That’s why we created this one-pan hummus crusted chicken and veggies. Simply arrange your veggies on a baking sheet, slather chicken breasts in herby hummus, and bake the whole thing until it’s all crisp and roasty.

This corn salad with basil, mint, & chicken uses store-bought or pre-cooked chicken breasts, seasonal corn, and tons of fresh herbs.

Counting macros is a lifestyle, so finding ways to keep yourself prepared and flexible for any macro scenario is a key aspect of long-term success. Freezer-friendly snacks, like these blueberry almond freezer cookies, are a great way to keep yourself on track. You can save them for the days when you have a little extra fat—without worrying about the cookies going stale!