I was making meatballs for a family get together and didn't want to use breadcrumbs, as my daughter is on a gluten-free diet. I tried the cornmeal and they turned out excellent! They really hold together...
From WW All Time Favorites. Needs to marinade at least 4 hrs. Per Serving (1 piece chicken + 2 tbsp sauce): 199 cal, 6g fat, 8g carb, 0 fiber, 26g protein
I came up with this one cold and rainy afternoon because I wanted something healthy, spicy, tasty and warm. I was pleasantly surprised with the results and thought I better write this down before I forget,...
This is a delicious,EASY, one pan dinner. If you love sausage and peppers (doesn't everyone?), you'll love this, too. Serve with fresh green salad and crusty bread for a complete meal.
from Cooking Light Magazine, January 2001. The whole family likes this one! Since 'Zaar's nutrition calculator is always confused, here is the nutrition info from Cooking Light: Calories: 210 (25% from...
Adapted from an allrecipes.com recipe. My version is a bit healthier, using ground turkey, unsweetened ketchup and sugar substitute. You can certainly substitute beef and real sugar and it would be just...
This is a great favorite all over the Middle East. It is the Greek avgolemono. Egg yolks alone or whole eggs are used as a thickening for this very lemony soup.
These are great appetizers, or something great to make when you feel like indulging in something good! I serve mine up with salsa, sour cream and chopped black olives on top!
A spin off of our Recipe #253952, and just as tasty. Great for OAMC too. The croquettes freeze well, then just pop them in the microwave for a quick meal or snack. :)
I wanted something a little different for supper one night. Had some ground turkey, and some leftover teriyaki sauce, and this is what I came up with! The chili flakes gave it enough heat for me, but more...
This is from my 365 Low-fat Meals cookbook. Yum! This will come together in zero time if you already have meatballs made up and stashed in the freezer. :)
I was just fooling around and came up with this simple recipe - served as an appetizer at midnight New Years Eve, If you have never worked with Rice paper there is a tutorial here on Zaar. Rolls were served...
A warm and hearty ww winter meal. Made this after the holidays one year, and then "lost" the recipe. Adapted from a BH&G slow cooker recipe, originally for chicken. I used leftover turkey and broth.
An absolutely wonderful chicken dish, this dish has so much flavor, and is wonderful served with rice or couscous. Of coarse any part of the chicken may be used for this recipe. If you are using a 3-4...
Giada's fantastic recipe over on Foodnetwork.com has no nutrition info unfortunately, and I wanted to have this in my "Plan to Eat" menu, so bringing it over here again. Also, since I am trying to do more...
Marinated chicken cooked with gochu jang (korean red pepper paste) available at asian markets. I found this recipe on the internet @ myEthnicWorld.com and we love it. I make it regularly.
My husband's favorite -- he asked what I made it with and I said magic. He said well keep a bottle of that around! I use a rotisseire chicken for the chicken!
This is great to serve on the day or to use as a make ahead meal. Why wait for the holidays to roast turkey! Makes for great sandwiches, Turkey Taco Salads, Casseroles, or Turkey Tortilla Soup!
Delicious, warm, and rich, this dish is easy to prepare. I consider it a comfort food. It travels well, too, so is good for taking along to a friend's house or potlucks.
A delicious simple stirfry - and gorgeously coloured, to boot! You can use oranges instead of tangerines. Serve on rice noodles or rice, if desired. Add onions and garlic if you'd like (I never do because...