That’s what I call a win-win, and that’s what we’re going to shoot for in converting favorite recipes. Some of our VERY favorite combinations can easily be converted to healthier versions of their former selves. But again…I’m continuing to experiment! 😉 Easy (and Hard) Recipes to Convert I’ve yet to meet a really drool worthy low carb cookie (though experiments are in the works), and the gooey texture of caramel seems to be beyond the ability of the sugar subs I use all by themselves. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to and affiliated sites. So I have notebooks full of good candidates for converting.įull Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. I’ve heard more “seasoned” family members lament the loss of a favored childhood recipe, and I really don’t want my own children to be dismayed that I’ve tossed out all of their favorites. Food, in my opinion is what forms your family culture, and there are memories attached to the recipes and events where they were served. I have a policy on family favorite recipes: I don’t throw away my old recipes.
Although I personally really love cooking THM style, I know not all of my readers follow the Trim Healthy Mama book, so I’ve adapted this article to cover any type of cooking style.
#SATISFACTORY ALTERNATIVE RECIPES HOW TO#
I wrote an article for the Trim Healthy Mama Ezine about how to convert recipes to be THM friendly, and I thought I’d revamp it a bit for my blog.
How do you convert recipes to be healthy if your family has decided to pursue a healthier lifestyle? I’ll share my top tips and tricks for converting family favorite recipes, as well as the easiest recipes to convert.
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