I have had Type 2 Diabetes for almost 10 years now. Focusing on my health is very important to me so I decided to finally start cooking, and last night was my first dinner!
Actually, I have wanted to get started for quite a while, and have even been gathering recipes in anticipation. I think that I will enjoy it, and it will be another way to try a variety of meals that are especially diabetic-friendly since managing carbs is critical for good glucose control. Also, my wife needs a break after cooking for me almost 49 years now. She appreciates the time off, and actually liked the first meal I prepared. I think she was probably surprised that I pulled it off, but didn’t mention it.
For this meal, I used some recipes from Diabetic Meals in 30 Minutes – Or Less! by Robyn Webb for the American Diabetes Association (pp. 157-161): Chicken Rigatoni, Oven-Based Parmesan Zucchini, Salad Greens, Balsamic Vinaigrette, and Pinot Noir. I made everything except the wine, and it actually came out pretty well. Here are some photos.
Next up for tomorrow night will be Spinach, Artichoke, and Mushroom Toss.






Looks good!
It was, and I’m amazed it worked out. Took a little longer than should, but I got it done.
Looks delicious! We’ll be over around seven, OK? Table for four?? 🙂
Have you tried LCHF? In 90% of cases it will cure T2D COMPLETELY!
I have found that limiting carbs is important with diabetes, along with exercise.