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Not ten recipes with chicken — dinners under twenty grams of net carbs. Each collection is built from the library itself, so what you see is what is actually there today.

Twelve dishes from our cookbooks, from the first dip to the last slice of pie. Every one keeps the numbers printed in its book.
12 recipes
Real dinners that come to less than $3 a serving at US supermarket prices, counted from what the recipe uses, not from the size of the bag.
49 recipes
At least 30 g of protein a serving, for less than $3 a serving. Protein you can afford to eat every day.
136 recipes
Every dinner here is 20 g of net carbs or less, counted from the ingredient list and printed in the book it came from.
74 recipes
Dinners at 500 mg of sodium or less per serving. The figure counts everything the recipe lists and nothing you add at the table.
69 recipes
Dinners carrying at least 30 g of protein per serving.
106 recipes
Both at once: on the table in half an hour, and inside the carb limit. This is the request people actually make after work.
54 recipes
At least 30 g of protein and no more than 20 g of net carbs, in one dish.
57 recipes
The meal that usually breaks a carb limit, kept inside it.
45 recipes
Breakfasts that carry real protein, not just calories.
108 recipes
Lunch is where sodium usually hides — in bread, in deli meat, in dressing. These stay under 400 mg.
60 recipes
Total time, start to plate, twenty minutes or less.
33 recipes
Something sweet that does not cost the whole day's allowance.
15 recipes
Between meals, without undoing them.
5 recipes
A full dinner at 500 calories or less per serving.
91 recipesNet carbs, sodium, protein, calories and time — as printed in the book. How we count.
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