Atkins-Friendly Catered Dinners Austin TX

Here are some dinners -- appetizers, entrées, and desserts -- that will fit into an Atkins diet. Read on for these delicious meals and find out who makes them and how much they'll cost you.

Local Companies

Austin Catering
512-467-8776
1106 West 38th Street ste. 200
Austin, AK
Suzanne Court Catering & Events
(512) 762-5447
2108 Kinney Ave
Austin, TX
Austin Event Co.
512-258-5191
11908 FM 2769 # 214
Austin, TX
Maui Wowi Hawaiian Coffees & Smoothies
(512) 686-3030
11521 FM-620 N
Austin, TX
Faith's Place Bakery
512.848.3835
Main Street
Round Rock, TX
Las Palomas Restaurant & Bar
(512) 327-9889
3201 Bee Cave Rd Ste 122
Austin, TX
Cojo Unlimited Catering Inc
(512) 459-9560
7433 Burnet Rd
Austin, TX
Cumulus Inc
(512) 479-8805
1102 W 6th St
Austin, TX
Amys Ice Cream
(512) 458-6149
2109 Northland Dr
Austin, TX
Little Big City Catering
(512) 257-3085
8863 Anderson Mill Rd Ste 101
Austin, TX

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ON THE CHEAP:
Using fresh, seasonal ingredients, Tim Brien of 212 Catering offers a light meal that begins with a prosciutto-wrapped grilled asparagus appetizer. The entrée is protein-packed with nuts and legumes: roasted salmon with a macadamia nut-crust and a side of ginger cilantro lentils. And flourless brownies made with Splenda -- no sugar for you! -- and a scoop of Atkins ice cream finishes the meal, which costs only $24.50 per person.

MID-PRICE:
Rosemary Howe of Barraud Caterers Limited designed a rich, high-protein meal that starts with a veal sweetbreads with crayfish and an arugula and shellfish emulsion. The entrée: roast filet of beef on escarole with foie gras butter. And avoiding sugar substitutes that most no-carb desserts require, shed offer a cheese course at the end of the meal, with Epoisses with blueberry-thyme compote, Fourme dAmbert soup with sweet almond wafer, and a basil crepe with Clacbitou chevre and spiced toasted walnut. Despite the gourmet ingredients, her menu is a well-priced $50 per person.

SPLURGE:
Ricky Eisen of Events & Celebrations by Between the Bread suggests indulging protein-only guests with a filet mignon medallions entrée served with tarragon mustard sauce, charred tomatoes, asparagus, and cauliflower. The first course is nothing to sniff at either: Try smoked salmon florets with caviar garnish served on a Dijon vinaigrette-dressed bed of baby lettuce. For dessert, a thick, dense, flourless chocolate cake sweetened with Splenda and sprinkled with fresh berries and fresh plain whipped cream. Its decadent, its luxurious, and it'll set you back $80 per guest.


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Featured Local Company

Austin Catering

512-467-8776
1106 West 38th Street ste. 200
Austin, AK
www.austin-catering.com