4 recipes converted from their YouTube cooking videos.

A smooth, high‑fiber chocolate pudding made with ground chia seeds, monk‑fruit sweetener, and sugar‑free cacao powder. It’s sugar‑free, low‑carb, and perfect for anyone watching their blood sugar.

A single large serving of steel cut oatmeal (12 oz) cooked in about 25 minutes. This low‑glycemic breakfast provides 240 kcal, 9 g protein, 5 g fat and 45 g carbs, making it a good test meal for monitoring blood‑sugar response in an insulin‑resistant diet.

A simple, pantry‑staple dish of long‑grain white rice paired with pinto beans. The recipe mirrors the portion used in the Insulin Resistant 1 video to illustrate blood‑sugar response, providing about 440 calories, 22 g protein, 85 g carbs and 16 g fiber per serving.

A quick, high‑protein snack featuring canned sardines in oil with hot peppers, boosted with a dash of hot sauce and fresh lemon juice. Packed with omega‑3s, low in carbs, and proven to keep blood‑sugar levels steady.