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Chinese Style Red Beans
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Roasted Butternut Squash
This late summer, early fall dish uses the sweetness of the squash and is balanced by the earthiness of the seasoning. You can adjust and…
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Spicy Szechuan Pickled Cucumbers
These spicy cucumbers are a great addition to any meal, but especially a stir fry or noodle dish. I recommend making a day in advance,…
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Mustard Potato Salad
I never really liked potato salad, until I made this recipe. The tanginess of the vinegar in the mustards combined with the fresh dill give…
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Spicy Baked Tofu
Tofu is a great low sodium meat alternative protein packed with potential. While I do enjoy my Kung Pao Tofu recipe, this simple baked version…
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Italian Lentils
I was helping a friend with high protein, high fiber meal preps and this recipe came to mind. By starting with a solid mirepoix, adding…
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Caramelized Roasted Carrots
Carrots are a healthy vegetable that’s super versatile. This simple, no salt recipe, allows the sweetness of the carrots to shine, balanced by the spice…
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Creamy Smokey Garlic Hummus
Hummus is a sleeper for a quick, homemade dip. While found in abundance in stores, a few ingredients come together to make a creamy, smokey,…
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Low Salt Salsa
Chips and salsa are my weakness. However, most prepared or jarred salsas have a ton of added salt, which does make it tasty. This low…
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Spicy Gochujang Roasted Carrot Soup
Carrots on sale and and a few stock pantry items lead me to create this new soup. The versatility allows you complete control, from spice,…
About Unsalty Dog
I’m Ross and I created the Unsalty Dog to inspire low salt, lower sodium foods and recipes. By stepping into the basics, and learning more about #SaltSwaps and #FlavorBuilders, I’ll share ways to eat healthier, better meals.
Below are a collection of recipes pulled together with various ways to make your favorite meal low(er) sodium.
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Nice page Ross!!
Thank you so much! #staysalty
Great content! Keep up the good work!
Thanks, Karen! Send any recipe ideas my way anytime 🙂