A really great low fat Weight Watchers chicken pot pie recipe that will leave you filled to the rim :)

Submitted by WILLOWWHISPERS

OMG! Good! Excellent source of protein and very filling.

Submitted by PAIGEJIMMY

A weight watchers recipe. There is another recipe listed, but the per serving nutrition information is incorrect. For this recipe, 1 serving is about 1 cup of soup. Recipe makes 4 servings.

Submitted by MLBORINO

Strawberries with Cream filling

Submitted by HEIDI14DAN

Yummy "muffins" that are good for you!!
Preheat oven 350degrees

Submitted by STACIARN01

bring to a boil 2 cans ff chicken broth 2 cups of water add 1 pkg frozen oreida o'brien potatoes 1 package ff pioneer country gravey mix before adding gravy, mix with a little water in a bowl and then add to hot mixture stir and simmer 10-15 minutes 1 cup=1 point

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Submitted by LOUELLAG

A chocolatey, peanut buttery, ice drink, without all the fat of a milkshake!

Submitted by NEWMRSPETERSON

My wonderful friend, Alka, is a wonderful cook.
She creates her own recipes. This is one of them. It is Awesome!!
***Have to find a nutrition calculator that works. This one is apparently wrong. Will update WW pts when find correct data. Thx to those who pointed it out. ^_^

Submitted by HCHATTERJEE

I created this recipe by tweaking an old favorite pancake recipe. These are much better than the old version.

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Submitted by TIGGERRULES40

Flaky crust and a gooey cheese filling is a low-points dream.

Submitted by GIGGLES40

Meat, cheese, potatoes-we layered these favorite ingredients into a flavorful casserole. Sort of like a deconstructed cheeseburger and fries.

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Submitted by CICI2329

Serve with low fat shredded cheese or a dollop of fat free sour cream, and baked tostitos for dipping/scooping.

Submitted by PHATLIRPA

Submitted by JIFFERS29

Worth 0 points.
North Indian Flat bread; also called Chapatti.
Made from very fine whole wheat flour found in Indian stores. Used for gravy foods. Some recipes call for milk or yogurt (said to make the bread softer) and oil but these are not necessary and only add calories and fat to the nutritional value. If follow this recipe the Weight Watcher points are = 0 each

Submitted by HCHATTERJEE

Easy and delicious recipe for "fried" rice. this was from weight watchers, the only difference is that I don't use the scallions. Great to add other veggies in to!

Submitted by HEDDY51

5 Points. Simmering poultry in fat-free liquid is a moist, low calorie way to flavor food. Experiment with other types of broths and juices, too.

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Submitted by WATERKIWI

My husband and I love this dish. It's easy to make and so delicious. You have to try it.

Submitted by ILOVEMYBULLDOGS

easy to bake

Submitted by ETERNALLYSACRED

If you'r on the WW program, this is only 3 points per serving.

Submitted by AJARULZ

My modified version of the potato and canadian bacon slow cooker chowder.

Submitted by PIXIEMOM13

Fresh snap peas lighten up a pasta dinner and add plenty of vitamins.

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Submitted by WLFPACK1

Submitted by WLFPACK1

Adapted from the Weight Watchers Cobbler Recipe, this only takes seconds to prepare in a 9 x 13 dish and bake in a 350 degree oven

Submitted by LYSAX13

Can use Mangoes instead of Peaches

Submitted by CSHILLI2

A whole wheat raised pizza base.

Submitted by STEPHC.

Submitted by JJAR18

Submitted by JJAR18

This soup is very easy to make, only takes a few minutes to put together and cook.

Submitted by LGAGNE47