make!
constant search of new recipes with low to zero carbs. This one is by far
one of
my most favorites. I hope you like it too.
Nuggets
cup cheddar cheese, shredded
cup mozzarella, shredded
cup parmesan cheese, grated
large egg
ripe avocado, optional
tsp. garlic powder
tbsp. dried chives
and pepper to taste
Preheat
the oven to 350° F.
all the ingredients in a food processor. Blend until you have the consistency
of chunky paste.
use and ice cream scoop or your damp bare hands to form the mixture into medium
sized balls. Set them on a parchment covered baking sheet.
for 20-25 min until light brown.
way to bake the nuggets is to scoop them into the muffin pan. Either way is
good, it depends on what works best for you.
eating with marinara sauce, or Greek yogurt.
appetite!
In a kingdom held
together by secrets and lies, the truth could heal—or destroy.
The queen is dead. But the
damage Elizabeth Rostoff leaves behind to lives, hopes, and relationships lives
on.
severed all ties with his family—including his sister, Kat.
But at his father’s insistence,
he reluctantly returns for the funeral worn thin by his FBI position and burdened by a secret shame. But
mostly by one haunting mystery—why the woman he loved like a mother disappeared…
All those years ago, Natasha
Sokolova thought abandoning Dmitry Rostoff and the children she’d come to love as her own
was the right thing, the only thing, to do. Resurfacing after Elizabeth’s death isn’t the
healing experience she’d prayed for, but a gut-wrenching discovery of yet more secrets, and news that
could destroy her for good.
Kat Rostoff lives in a bubble
filled with her doting father and a mentor that helped mold her into a
world-renowned artist. Yet nothing can fill the empty space, and a
vague sense of guilt, left behind by the mother figure she barely
remembers, and the brother who fled Paris seven years ago without looking back.
Four lives, set on diverging
paths with only a glimmer of hope for reconciliation. But will the queen’s evil
reach out from beyond the grave to destroy it for good?
Stella May is the penname for Marina Sardarova who has a fascinating history you should read on her website.






















