
Konjac spaghetti with chicken
If you’re looking for recipes to help you maintain a healthy lifestyle, these konjac spaghetti are a good option. Made from konjac flour, prepared in an oriental style with vegetables, chicken, spices, soy, and chili peppers. Konjac is low in carbohydrates, contains no sugars, no fat, and has virtually no calories. It also has no flavor and its texture is similar to Chinese glass noodles. It is suitable for diabetics or anyone following a low-carb diet. It can also be included in keto diets and any weight control or loss diet. Konjac flour pasta has no flavor, so it’s important to prepare a rich and powerful sauce. You have to start with a good stir-fry and continue adding nuances with spices, broth, and soy sauce, for example. This time I prepared them with zucchini. onion, chicken marinated with spices and lemon, soy sauce and dried chilies, they were perfect.
A little further down you have the detailed recipe because it is worth learning how to prepare them well to truly enjoy them.
Konjac pasta is a “low carb” alternative to wheat pasta.
This dish is surprising, authentic oriental-style noodles without carbohydrates, do you find it hard to believe?.
These spaghetti or noodles are made from konjac flour, a root whose composition is fundamentally fiber, a fiber that also has the ability to absorb water, which is why it is very satiating.
You can prepare them however you want, but you must keep one thing in mind, they have no flavor, so you need to make a good sauce and add very tasty ingredients, with the spices that you like the most.
This recipe is spicy and super tasty, as well as easy and healthy, you can make many variations, instead of chicken, why not prawns, squid or cuttlefish? The combinations can be endless, use different types of vegetables, leek, carrot, broccoli, or prepare them in a more classic way, with a good Bolognese sauce and gratin with cheese. https://youtu.be/pMrmyu8JydE When we want to change habits, we inevitably go through a period of transition, this moment is not easy, it is usually a stage in which your brain continues to demand what it was used to, but now you are not giving it.
Konjac spaghetti will reduce your anxiety to eat pasta always.
That’s why it doesn’t hurt to look for options that allow us to make this transition more bearable and that can also remain in your new repertoire for the future.
The idea is not to always look for foods and recipes that replace the usual ones, the idea is rather to substitute some foods for others and create new habits, eliminating the previous ones.
This involves a process, it is never from today to tomorrow, you have to be motivated and want to.
When you reach that point where you don’t miss what you used to, these konjac spaghetti will become another option, but they will no longer be an obsession or a necessity.
You will enjoy other dishes as much as you did before pasta and you won’t miss it.
Those of us who entertain ourselves with History know that Crassus, Roman consul back in 55 BC. He messed up by invading Parthia without any justifiable reason, it backfired and he and his legionaries were killed. From then on, any major blunder was called Crassus Errare. And it is precisely this expression “crassus error” that comes to mind when I think about how, when it comes to changing eating habits, we show our inflexibility and we entrench ourselves in often senseless positions. I emphasize this point because it is crucial. When we seek to improve our eating habits, when we want to make changes, we should not insist on replacing everything we eat regularly (bread, pasta, rice, buns, etc.) with its “healthy” version. It is undoubtedly a “crassus error.” replace everything with its “healthy version”, you have to changeand habits.
The idea is to change habits, if I always had bread or cookies for breakfast, now I can have cheese and nuts for breakfast.
If I used to have very sweet desserts, I change them for red fruits or baked apple.
If I love pizza, I can start trying lighter doughs based on cauliflower or broccoli or I can give it a twist and enjoy smoked salmon with arugula or beef carpaccio with parmesan without it being a drama.
Advantages of konjac flour pasta and rice:
- It does not provide carbohydrates.
- It does not provide calories.
- It is easily digested.
- It makes your brain think that you are eating that longed-for pasta or rice dish that you miss so much and reduces the anxiety derived from it.
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Remember something:
Low-carb diets and ketogenic diets do not deserve to be treated as passing DIETS, they are rather nutritional plans that a person adopts with the intention of changing their eating habits and customs rooted in the established norm, therefore it is a lifestyle designed to improve a person’s health, they are not a fad diet more.
I leave you the recipe with all the details of this recipe below.

ESPAGUETIS DE KONJAC CON POLLO
Ingredients
- 400 g espagueti de harina de konjac
- 200 g pechuga de pollo en tiras
- 100 g cebolla cortada en juliana
- 125 g calabacín cortado en palitos
- 1 cda aceite de oliva
- 1 cda salsa de soja
- 1/3 taza caldo de verduras o de pollo
- 2 cdas jugo de limón
- 1 pizca sal marina
- 1 pizca ajo en polvo
- 1 pizca guindillas secas molidas
Instructions
- Lo primero es marinar la pechuga de pollo cortada en tiras, añade jugo de limón, sal, guindilla seca, ajo en polvo y salsa de soja, mezcla bien para que se impregne la carne y deja reposar un rato.
- Empieza con un sofrito de cebolla en aceite de oliva, añade una pizca de sal, y cuando empiece a pocharse añade el calabacín, deja que se haga durante unos minutos más.
- Deja espacio en el centro de la sartén, añade otro chorrito de aceite de oliva y sofríe el pollo macerado.
- Ve dando vueltas con una espátula de madera, mezclando todo poco a poco, deja que se cocine.
- Por otro lado, abre el paquete de espaguetis de konjac, y siguiendo las instrucciones del envase, lávalos bien con agua. Asegúrate de escurrirlos bien y añádelos al sofrito de verduras y pollo que tienes en la sartén.
- Mezcla bien para que se junten todos los sabores.
- Sube la intensidad de calor y añade el caldo, sigue mezclando con cuidado y deja que se cocine unos 5 minutos.
- Puedes probar el punto de sal y añadir más si lo crees conveniente.
- Sirve los espaguetis de konjac con pollo en un bol, para terminar, añade semillas de sésamo y cacahuetes tostados.
Maria
Hasta que no los he hecho y comido no me podía creer lo buenos qué están, muchas gracias por la receta!!!!
missblasco
Gracias María, me alegro muchísimo de que te gusten, es una opción más para tener una dieta variada y para disfrutar. Gracias por tu valoración. Saludos cordiales! 😉
Francisco jose perez
Me parece correcto la receta de espaguetis pero en la tabla de calorías,grasa, ext sobra lo de colesterol 21%, pues este
Proviene solo de nuestro higado. Ningun alimento lo lleva.
Colesterol significa
Col : bilis
Estero : grasa compacta y dura que no se disuelve
Ol : alcohol
Ningun alimento contiene bilis.
missblasco
Hola, bien conocido es que hay alimentos que aportan colesterol, se llama “colesterol dietético”.
Este colesterol de la dieta procede de alimentos de origen animal, aquí te dejo un enlace para que puedas consultar una tabla de alimentos que aportan colesterol: https://www.cun.es/chequeos-salud/vida-sana/nutricion/alimentos-ricos-colesterol
Saludos.
Alicia
Hola exelente receta y exelente los fideos los voy a adoptar gracias!!!👏👏👏👏
missblasco
Gracias, estoy segura de que te gustarán. 😉