Low carb, high protein, low fiber meal suggestions?

Sounds like it'd be difficult to prepare a meal with these restrictions. I'm not sure if you realize that nuts have lots of fiber, so the fact that you're eating nuts by the gallon seems to mean that you might be able to tolerate large amounts of fiber. Any non-animal product that has a lot of protein (i.e. nuts, beans) will also have plenty of fiber. The only way you can really get lots of protein without large amounts of fiber, dairy or whey is by eating meat and eggs.

Also, grains like quinoa and lentils have protein in them but they also have fiber and carbs as well.

I have a sausage hash recipe that uses sweet potatoes, is baked and then you top it with eggs - I like it best with goat sausage, but pork sausage is good too, just have to be sure it's well drained. It's all done in the oven.

I'm sure that I have some more recipes as well - I often have to have the same dietary requirements, although I need the fiber usually. If you will send me an email, I can list off some of the things that I make. Besides, I'll be better prepared as I'm getting tired tonight!!

And what about almond butter instead of peanut butter? It takes a bit of getting used to, but we (hubby and I) actually prefer the taste now!

You can use a good protein powder and mix the almond butter into it with a little water mixed in to help get it all mixed together.

And although there is a bit of fiber in them, don't forget rice cakes! They are so versatile!! Spread some almond butter on one and a touch of honey! Or top it with refried beans!

Just be careful with eggs because egg whites are high allergy (or sensitivity). My main protein was hard boiled egg whites. Then I started an elimination diet, ran out of food and after four days (and desperation) I boiled up some eggs. I spent the entire night throwing up. The allergy doc I was seeing said that after removing something you are sensitive to, when you introduce it back your reaction will be the worse you've ever had and he was right.

The idea of adding protein powder works really well. My kids were below 0 on the growth chart and we would make them pancakes in the morning. I added protein powder and they never noticed the difference.

Good Luck, Kim