Low-Carb Pizza Casserole to Pasta Pizza Casserole – Family Solution

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You love eating low-carb, and it is working for you as far as weight loss, blood sugar control, and mental clarity, but you cannot get your family members to adopt your new lifestyle. It's a common challenge, and the last thing you want to do is cook TWO dinners every night. This video gives you an easy-to-cook recipe to meet your low-carb needs and your family’s higher-carb requests. Join me as I show you how to turn this delicious LOW-CARB Pizza Casserole into PASTA Pizza Casserole.

(And, if you like this recipe, you can stay tuned for four more meal ideas that can be converted from low-carb-friendly to family-friendly in one step.)

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Pizza Casserole (serving: 4)
Ingredients:
1 lb Ground Beef
1 cup Frozen Chopped Peppers & Onions
1 4oz can Sliced Mushrooms
1 tsp Minced Garlic
1 tsp Lawry’s Seasoned Salt
1⁄2 tsp Chili Powder
1 ½ cups Spaghetti Sauce
1 cup Shredded Mozzarella Cheese
1 cup Shredded Sharp Cheddar Cheese
1 oz. Sliced Pepperoni

Directions:
Preheat the oven to 350°F (177°C)
Brown the ground beef (drain excess grease). Add the peppers, onions, mushrooms, garlic, and seasonings, and cook until veggies are tender. Stir in and heat the spaghetti sauce.
Transfer the mixture to an oven-safe dish. Top it with the cheese and pepperoni, and cook for 40 minutes.

Additional One-Step Conversion Meals:
Taco Salad to Tacos (shell)
Beanless Chili to Chili with Beans added
Burger on Lettuce to Burger on a Bun
Fajita Bowl to Fajitas (tortilla)

To prepare the Fajita Bowl, I used pre-cooked pulled pork from Costco mixed with a packet of Fajita seasoning. I topped a bowl of lettuce with the seasoned pork, sauteed bell peppers, cheddar cheese, salsa, guacamole, and sour cream.

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  • @MapleTreeatdawn says:

    Thank you for this video. These types of meal options are essential for success in low carb lifestyle.

  • @brendalancaster6941 says:

    What about low carb tortillas, they have more fiber, thanks❤

    • @beckygillaspy says:

      If your goal is weight loss, I’d avoid them. They add carbs, tend to rely on net-carb tricks, and are a slippery slope.

    • @HombianceByTerri says:

      They kick me right out of ketosis, so I have to avoid them just like regular tortillas.

  • @annakemp3107 says:

    These recipes are so much better than other low-carb and Keto recipes found on YouTube. Those usually involve complicated techniques and weird ingredients. Dr. Becky Gillaspy doesn’t seem to be making us into consumers of ‘alternate’ food products. Just use what you normally have in your pantry and fridge. It works. I stopped eating sugar four months ago and reduced my refined carb intake drastically. Yes, I’ve lost weight, but more importantly I feel healthier, sleep better, and have more energy. At first, I did buy some of those weird ingredients I referred to and tried some of those other recipes. I got tired of it pretty quick. I’m a good cook and am able to come up with really good, nutritious, low-carb dishes fairly easily using the food that I always buy and/or grow on my own.

  • @debbiehocking8047 says:

    Thanks for this video!

  • @JimenezFernando says:

    Thank you for a great video beautiful lady !!!!

  • @judechastain says:

    Dr Becky, for a burger, what are your thoughts on the new Arnold Keto buns. 70 calories, 2 gms of fat, 16 gms of carbs and 13 gms of fiber, no sugar. I buy these and my husband has a regular hamb roll and I have my burger on this. They’re small and light. A little expensive, but it takes me 2 months to eat all 8 of em.

    • @HombianceByTerri says:

      Everyone is different, but I found that Arnold bread and the low carb tortillas both kick me out of ketosis, so I am unable to enjoy them without stalling my progress.

  • @HisLove4You says:

    Keep these great videos coming! P.S. Are shitake noodles okay?

  • @DLee756 says:

    Thank you, Dr!

  • @ytth439 says:

    One of my favorite easy meals is the egg muffin. I mix up the eggs, add whatever to the bottom of the muffin tin, pour on the mixed up eggs and bake. Lots of recipes online, my family really likes them, they can stay in the fridge for a bit and are keto friendly.

  • @user-li9cr1ff7f says:

    Hey, you changed your kitchen! You an island behind you now,

  • @wjack4728 says:

    Thank you! I’ll have to try that Low-Carb Pizza Casserole, looks delicious. One low carb meal I like to make is just frying up some ground chuck, and breaking it up like for sloppy joes, add some yellow onion and some minced garlic. I just eat it with a spoon and have some green beans seasoned with bacon fat for a side.

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    LMNT is a rippoff .. you can make that formulation for Pennie’s on the dollar…

  • @lizferg2023 says:

    I love this! Thank you!

  • @lillivaughn8655 says:

    Hi, Dr. Becky. Are the LOW CARB tortillas bad as well? Can I put cauliflower under the sauce instead of pasta for low carb? Thanks.

    • @beckygillaspy says:

      Cauliflower under the sauce would be a good idea! Much better than low “net carb” tortillas.

  • @vonniebench says:

    Good Morning! I’m sticking my toes into the low carb cottage cheese egg breads. I made my first flat bread yesterday and it turned out very delicous. I did use 2Tbs of grated parmesan. I could see crisping it up in the toaster oven and using it under a fajita mix :). I also use a quinoa/chia seed chip that holds up very well for nachos under cheese and organic madras lentils instead of beef. Keep up the great information you keep sending our way!

  • @SRuss8417 says:

    I can relate! Whenever I make “spaghetti” for the family, I make it for the kids the traditional way with noodles, but I put my meat/sauce on top of roasted vegetables. Totally works and it’s delicious 🙂

  • @ellen9579 says:

    ❣️

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