Diabetic-friendly

Our diabetic-friendly recipe collection includes doable desserts and everyday meal recipes for snacks, breakfast dishes, and dinnertime plus diabetic-friendly dishes special occasions and holidays.

Orange Pepper Shrimp with Texmati Rice

Sweet oranges and spicy black pepper create a fantastic marinade for shrimp. It’s a fairly simple dish that looks like it took hours to prepare. You can prepare the Texmati Rice ahead of time and reheat it in the same pan you used to sauté the shrimp.

Fudge Pudding Cake

Combining unsweetened cocoa with coffee enhances the chocolate flavor of this moist, fudgy cake. The mocha sauce collects in the bottom of the cooked cake and becomes partially absorbed as the cake cools, leaving a puddinglike layer on the bottom. Best of all, it is diabetic friendly.

Flourless Almond Mini Cakes with Mixed-Berry Topping

These little, sugar-free cakes are and good on their own, but even more delicious served with warm mixed-berry topping. The eggs are the key ingredient and must be used at room temperature.

Frozen Yogurt-Dipped Banana Pops

These easy-to-make fruit pops are real kid-pleasers, and making them is a wonderful (and healthy!) way to get kids into the kitchen.

Lone Star Caviar

Texans insist that eating Lone Star Caviar on New Year’s Day is good luck

Panko-Crusted Salmon Sliders with Quick Ponzu Cucumbers

These easy-to-prepare salmon sliders with Asian flair will score points with Super Bowl Sunday guests.

Beef Steak with Herb Garnish

This diabetes-friendly steak is flavorful, so you can serve it with simple accompaniments, such as a baked potato and a crisp green vegetable.

Cranberry Pear Kuchen

This diabetes-friendly baked dessert combines two fruits not often seen together — but the combination is perfectly pleasing.

Clam Chowder

This is for the lovers of this classic soup who hate the bottomless calories and fat of yesteryear’s clam chowda. It has all the classic components, but with a couple of twists and turns.

Blackberry Salad with Mint and Honeycomb

Fresh fruit is perfect for whatever the day is going to bring: big meeting, relaxing morning, waves, or the gym. That first bite of a fresh-picked blackberry is the best of summer. The juice squirts down your lip and tastes just like heaven. Fresh blackberries with citrus, mint, and honeycomb come together to kill it in this anytime, anywhere fruit salad. And it’s super easy to make. (If not blackberries, sub whatever seasonal berry or fruit that you can score locally. If the berry is in season and it’s bought where it’s grown, you can’t go wrong, as we all know by now.)

Sour Strawberry Cobbler

Tart is the word of the day here. This is an alternative oversweetened, overcompensated, thick, fatty cobblers that taste of just sugar and butter so many bakeries and chefs seem to be turning out lately. Wait till summer and try to get your hands on some local berries; it’s well worth the wait.

Yam Cornbread Stuffing

For a time saver, combine sweet potatoes and dressing in this scrumptious combination of naturally sweet Louisiana yams, cornbread, ginger, and toasty pecans.

Cranberry and White Chocolate Treats

Sweet white chocolate, tart cranberries and crunchy walnuts create a make ahead favorite bar cookie.

Ginger Apples and Bananas

Divide apple and banana equally between 2 oven-proof bowls. Break butter into small pieces and sprinkle on top of fruit. Sprinkle gingersnap crumbs on top…

Hot Apples with Cinnamon Cream Sauce

1. Place the raisins and water in a microwave-safe shallow pan, such as a glass pie pan. Sprinke the cinnamon evenly over the raisins and…

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