Easy Keto Stuffed Avocado with Tuna Tartare Low Carb Recipe.

Avocados are not only healthy but they are so damn delicious! Did you
know avocados are actually a fruit? They really are, so next time you
prepare a smoothie, do not hesitate to add this paleo and keto friendly
fruit to your smoothie.

Stuffed avocados are very versatile and easy to make, if you are on a low
carb diet, avocados will make your dieting simple. Just cut open, remove
seed, and stuff with your favorite protein.

Our favorite protein happens to be Ahi Tuna, here are a few reasons why
we love Ahi tuna.

• Great source of lean protein, 25 grams for 3 ounces and only 110 calories.

• Great source of magnesium.

• Low in saturated fat.

• Rich in Vitamin B6 and B12.

• Easy to prepare and so very delicious!

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Easy Keto Stuffed Avocado with Tuna Tartare Low Carb Recipe

This Paleo and Keto friendly recipe is so delicious and easy to make. Easy Keto Stuffed Avocado with Tuna Tartare Low Carb Recipe is amazing!

Course Main Course

Cuisine American

Keyword keto recipes, loss weight foods, low carb recipe, stuffed avocados, tuna tartare recipe, weight loss recipe

Prep Time 20 minutes

Total Time 20 minutes

Servings 2 People

Calories 397 kcal

Ingredients

• 1 Each Avocado
• 200 Grams Sushi Grade Yellow Fin Tuna
• 2 Each Scallions
• 1/2 Each White Onion minced
• 2 Each Limes
• 3 Tbsp Cilantro Chopped
• 1 Handful Microgreens

Instructions

1. - Cut the avocado in half

   - Remove the the pit

   - Add the microgreens to the hole

   IN A BOWL

   - Add the tuna

   - Llime

   - Lemon zest

   - Onions

   - Half the cilantro and blend it all together using a spoon. 

   - Refrigerate for 20 min.

   - Using an ice cream scoop add the mixture to the avocado.

   - Top if off with scallions and cilantro.

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