These Holiday Recipes Are So Sinfully Delicious, You'll Never Believe They're Low-Carb

Simply bundle the asparagus, spread the cream cheese mixture on top, and wrap it with a slice of bacon, then bake. We guarantee these starters won't last long.

Get the recipe: bacon-wrapped asparagus with cream cheese

Elevate hard-boiled eggs with smoked salmon and paprika for a festive appetizer.

Get the recipe: smoked salmon chive deviled eggs

Skewers aren't just for Summer barbecues. Break out a grill plan, and whip up some shrimp — if it's not already a holiday favorite, it should be, because it takes so little time to cook.

Get the recipe: grilled shrimp with lemon

More of a soup and salad family? This flavorful dish — made with cauliflower, bacon, cheddar, and cream cheese — takes just 20 minutes in a pressure cooker.

Get the recipe: cauliflower cheese soup

The syrupy glaze is made with brown sugar, honey, and apple cider, so consider it your holiday splurge, and resist the urge to spoon up the extra sauce from the bottom of the pan.

Get the recipe: glazed ham

This deliciously low-carb dish is seasoned with whole grain mustard, herbs, and bacon grease.

Get the recipe: standing rib roast

A big, juicy turkey is a staple at any holiday meal. All you need to add flavor to this one: a compound butter with sage, rosemary, and thyme.

Get the recipe: herb-butter roasted turkey

You can still have stuffing on a low-carb diet. This recipe replaces the bread with cauliflower, but the other ingredients are so flavorful, your guests won't know the difference.

Get the recipe: fig and sausage cauliflower stuffing

Forget canned cranberry sauce and make your own in just 20 minutes, using better-for-you ingredients like monk fruit sweetener.

Get the recipe: cranberry sauce

Surprise: this doesn't actually contain potatoes. Mashed turnips deliver the same texture when mixed with cream cheese and butter. The garlic and chives add a great depth of flavor.

Get the recipe: garlic mashed potatoes

Pasta is always a crowd pleaser, so if you're going for an easy win, try this spaghetti squash lasagna. (Skip the beef for a vegetarian option.)

Get the recipe: spaghetti squash lasagna skillet

Can you think of a more classic duo than brussels sprouts and bacon? You'll love the addition of dijon mustard and balsamic vinegar.

Get the recipe: caramelized bacon balsamic brussels sprouts

If oven space is scarce, you'll love this no-bake dessert. Simply mix the ingredients, shape the dough into balls, and roll them in crushed candy canes — it takes 10 minutes.

Get the recipe: peppermint chocolate fudge balls

Among this low-carb dessert's miracle ingredients: avocado and vanilla Greek yogurt.

Get the recipe: gingerbread blondies

They're extra filling, thanks to chocolate protein powder and almond butter, not to mention so soft and chewy.

Get the recipe: coconut protein cookies with almond butter

Fruit desserts can be tricky, but almond and coconut flour help keep this one reasonably low-carb. (That said, maybe skip the ice cream.)

Get the recipe: apple crisp with coconut flour