Sip into California’s Endless Summer with the ultimate year-round wellness refresher: bold, tart, and beautifully hydrating Hibiscus Tea....

Ginger, widely used in cooking and healing, is a rhizome—not a true root! Native to Southeast Asia, this zesty spice enhances both food and health. It fights inflammation, nausea, and colds, and can even be brewed into powerful homemade teas. Chef Janine regularly uses ginger in both fresh and pickled form in her ketogenic Asian meals for its vibrant flavor and medicinal properties.

Chef Janine’s keto Chicken Fried Steak reimagines a beloved Southern classic using clean, all-natural ingredients like grass-fed beef and pork rind breading. Rooted in European tradition and cherished in Texas and Oklahoma, this dish delivers bold, nostalgic flavor without the carbs—making it the ultimate comfort food for a healthy lifestyle.

Chef Janine’s Keto BBQ Chicken Salad reinvents a California café classic with clean, low-carb ingredients. Featuring smoky, tender chicken, fresh veggies, creamy BBQ ranch, and gut-friendly blue cheese, it’s packed with bold flavor and just 3 net carbs per serving. A tribute to America’s BBQ heritage — now keto-approved, nutrient-rich, and irresistibly satisfying.

🔥 Chef Janine’s gourmet keto enchiladas blend rich, slow-cooked shredded beef with bold Mexican spices and clean, premium ingredients—all wrapped in low-carb tortillas. Inspired by ancient Aztec tradition and elevated for modern wellness, they deliver authentic flavor with keto-friendly macros. Paired perfectly with a sparkling cucumber-lime drink, they’re a nourishing, delicious nod to culinary heritage.

Shrimp Étouffée is a classic Louisiana dish rooted in Creole and Cajun traditions, meaning “smothered” in French. Originally made with crawfish in the 1920s near Breaux Bridge, shrimp became a seasonal substitute. Chef Janine’s Gourmet Keto Shrimp Étouffée offers a low-carb twist with rich ingredients like wild shrimp, riced cauliflower, and grass-fed cheddar. Serve hot, garnish well, and pair with dry wine. It's freezer-friendly, keto-certified, and deeply flavorful.

Chef Janine is pairing her bold, garlicky chimichurri sauce with tender pork loin medallions, served with charbroiled vegetables and Romanoff-style baked caulimash—a luscious, cheesy cauliflower mash that delivers the creamy satisfaction of mashed potatoes without the carbs. The result is a beautifully balanced dish that stays true to the spirit of traditional chimichurri while offering a nourishing and satisfying experience for those seeking a low-carb lifestyle.

🧄 Garlic is a global superfood cherished for its bold flavor and health benefits. A member of the onion family, it supports heart, immune, and brain health with powerful sulfur compounds. In Southern California, chill garlic cloves in the fridge starting December and plant in late January to early February. Harvest in summer. Grow your own for better flavor, health perks, and scapes you won’t find in stores!

A low-carb tribute to the legendary Reuben. Chef Janine layers smoky grass-fed pastrami, melty Swiss, tangy kraut, and golden onions between her signature Deli Rye Chaffle — crisp, savory, and totally keto. Served with creamy Keto Faux “Potato” Salad and a crisp deli pickle. Bold. Nostalgic. Completely Keto. Inspired by NYC’s Katz’s Deli, reimagined for today’s clean lifestyle. 🧇🥩🥒

Garlic supports heart health, immunity, blood pressure, and more—but only when activated. Crush, mince, or chop it, then let it rest 10–15 minutes to release allicin, its key healing compound. Avoid heating above 140°F to preserve benefits. Raw and cooked garlic both help; supplements are often ineffective due to unstable allicin. Garlic also fights inflammation, infections, and fungi—making it a potent natural remedy.

A comforting yet refined dish, this keto Alpine Jäger Schnitzel delivers all the flavors of the Old World—without the carbs.

Chef Janine’s keto-friendly breakfast burrito is a timeless, satisfying way to start the day!

Chef Janine Lechuga’s Comfort Keto™ Carnitas Burrito Bowl blends rich Michoacán tradition with modern keto flair. Featuring slow-cooked carnitas, cauliflower rice, fresh veggies, guacamole, and cilantro lime dressing, it's a low-carb, nutrient-rich take on a Mexican classic—only 432 calories and 3 net carbs per serving. A bold, guilt-free dish that honors culture, flavor, and wellness. The Carnitas Burrito Bowl remains a testament to the versatility and enduring legacy of Mex

On a cold, blustery evening, nothing comforts the soul quite like a warm, hearty serving of Chef Janine’s keto shepherd’s pie.

Chef Janine invites you to step into a world of bold flavors and rich traditions as we embark on a culinary journey through India, a land...

The human love of salt cured slices of heaven is nothing new. In fact, it is one of the world’s oldest cuts of meat, with a long and...

Cancer can feel overwhelming, but we are not powerless. By nourishing the body with healing foods, detoxifying toxins, boosting immunity, and embracing natural therapies, we create an environment where cancer struggles to thrive. With lifestyle changes, emotional healing, and a supportive community, true strength and resilience emerge—making the journey one of hope, empowerment, and renewal.

Ketogenic Therapy for Migraine Relief 🧠⚡Migraines are debilitating, and current treatments often fall short. Emerging studies show ketogenic diets may reduce migraine frequency and intensity by fueling the brain with ketones instead of glucose. 🥑 Clinical trials report 58–83% improvement in symptoms, though results vary. Measuring ketosis, managing side effects, and tailoring the diet type (VLCKD, MAD, or cKDT) are key. More research is needed, but keto shows real promise.

For noodles or rice, the heart of palm core is sliced into thin strands or finely chopped, & packed as a low-carb alternative to traditional

🧪 Once used in soap and candles, seed oils like soy, canola, and corn now saturate nearly every packaged food on the market. Marketed as “heart healthy,” these ultra-processed oils are cheap, inflammatory, and never meant for human consumption. It’s time to rebel against what’s really in your food.