Cookbook creator says: This was very good. I added a can of drained garden peas and used low fat mozzerella instead.

Submitted by ROBINWA

A wonderful slow cooked bean and ham recipe... the ham falls apart with a spoon. Great served with sour cream and corn bread.

Submitted by MISSRENO

This is a quick, easy and great tasting recipe orginally from Light & Tasty April/May 2004, p39

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Snack Idea

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If you love lemons... you will love this delicious bread.

Submitted by ANDREWMOM

Modified from the Crockpot 365 recipe, using Splenda instead of white sugar.

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My grandmother prepared this beverage when I would visit her in Pennsylvania years ago. One of my many wonderful memories of those days is sitting and sipping Nana's tea with a slice of her fresh baked bread that had been perfectly toasted and buttered.

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I found this in a "Fix it and Forget it Lightly" crock pot cook book

Submitted by FREDDIE32

A wonderful way to warm up from the warm chili and HOT spices!

Submitted by DMWOOD13

healthy tuna salad with a good fat source

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Shrimp and Scallop Seafood Bake

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This is a favorite for our Sunday School Christmas party and one of my family's faves.

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This is my version of Subway's Western Omelette sandwich

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Great soup for cold dreary winter days! Best to let sit on the stove on low all day. Fills the house with the best aroma.

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A quick and easy entree that is good enough for company!

Submitted by HOWMANYCATS

Easy fall and winter favorite

Submitted by SLIPPING

A great combination of meat, vegetables and whole grains for a great healthy comfort food.

Submitted by ANEW50

Very easy & healthy

Submitted by KAIROSGRAMMY

Quick to toss together-- very high in protein and very satisfying on a cold night.

Submitted by MYSHELLE10

The best burrito filling you'll ever find! Made in the crockpot to save you time!
(This recipe should be credited to my friend Evan.)

Submitted by IMJESCOBEDO

This recipe comes from Cooking Light magazine. It is so good!!

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The original recipe comes from Cooking Light magazine. I have made a few changes to lighten up even further.

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Something so simple and tastes great!

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A low calorie flavorful meal. Serve with a side of roasted brocolli.

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My aunt Gwen was a great cook and she kept go-to-quick recipes that were always as good as her spent-all-day-making recipes. This was one of my favorites from her go-to-quick list.

Submitted by LADYPHOENIX61

This is one of my favorite "tried and true" recipies from my Mom. Great comfort food and the whole house smells great while it's baking! Served with a side of steamed carrots for a great, healthy meal.

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Cook in foil packet on grill or in oven. Can season as desired (favorite salt-free seasoning, garlic powder, no seasoning at all-- it's your food-- do what you want!)

Submitted by HOLLY1294

This tangy, sweet and crunchy salad/snack is great for a side or for a fix on those afternoon munchies!!

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This adaptation from Cooking Light is low calorie, low fat, and low cholesterol. It is high on taste and filling.

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Hummus goes South of the Border!

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My family loves these and it is a great way to get the kids to eat veggies.

Submitted by CHAZZMATAZZ

This is a variation of a recipe from Cooking Light

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This quick and healthy snack takes minutes to prepare! And as a bonus, it's an easy way to get the kids to eat their vegetables.

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This is a "clean the pantry" recipe! It takes no time to prepare!

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My mother prepared this a couple of times a month as I was growing up. My brother and I would pull the onions out and dad would always claim "dibs" on them. It was made with ground beef, but here, I've lightened it up with Lean Turkey.

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A southern tradition in a healthy manner.

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This is a very popular cajun recipe for Gumbo. for those that don't know what File it it's ground dried sassafras leaves that are ground down to a fine powder..very flavorful.

Submitted by PHILSPHATWIFE

A simple salad I learned on with my personal cooking lesson with Chef Brad!

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This is a version of Angry Clams I learned from Crossaints Bistro chef Brad. These shrimp are more "disgruntled" than angry, but that's ok. My wife and daughter like them this way.

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A quick and easy dinner that is also low-fat.

Submitted by LYZ219

Delicious, EASY, but looks elegant!

Submitted by ELAINEHN

There is a picture.....Delicious recipe for Tilapia!!

Submitted by ASHLEYWELLING

For dressing up fish, chicken or as a soup

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You can use brown sugar substitutes or less margarine to reduce calories. Yummy with light cool whip on top!

Submitted by CASSLS

This pie is fast to prepare and best of all on a hot summer day you can serve dessert and not have to turn on the oven. I also use this recipe with strawberries an strawberry Jello.

Submitted by PATTYP54

This is a family recipe that always reminds me of my summers at my grandmother's. It is wonderful served as a sauce for hot dogs, chicken, roast, baked potatoes.... You decide! Enjoy

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On a mission trip to Jamaica, I learned this recipe from sticking my head in and asking the cook questions about what she was cooking. I was graciously welcomed into her kitchen and given a seat to listen and watch.

Note- this is an all day stew to make the house smell wonderful.

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The original adaptation of this recipe comes from one of my favorite cook books by Cooking Light - Fresh Food Fast - weekend nights. It is light but drink plenty of water - the sodium is high.

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Great for my Meatless Monday's
This rendition is modified from Cooking Light's "Fresh Food Fast" cookbook.

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I used Rotini noodles for this dish, but fettucini or any pasta can be used. Rotini is my daughter's favorite and since she's seven... she wins!

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This is a sugar free version of My mothers famous bean salad. I use Splenda in order to make this sugar free but you could use any sugar substitute of your choice it doesnt have to be Splenda. It is very IMPORTANT to rinse the canned beans very...VERY well this will help reduce the sodium per serving by almost half as the beans are packed in a sodium based slime.....rinse very well and you can divide the soduim per serving by at least half.

Submitted by JANNERS1980

This is a copy of a copy cat recipe found on food.com, but made "skinnier" and healthier.

Submitted by WARPED62

Great for a pudding snack or as a party dip.
I use it as a dip for graham crackers and vanilla wafers.

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This comes out of the Crock*Pot Comfort Food Diet Recipes.

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A great fall night treat!

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Fall Casseroles are scrumptious and can be light as well!

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This recipe is a lighter twist on a fall favorite.

Submitted by RCWILKINSON

This is awesome, easy to make, and a huge hit at parties when you want to serve something more creative than hummus!

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Sounds unusual, but try it! It's excellent for using up your Halloween pumpkins.

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Use the broth the chicken is boiled in.

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A great fall treat!

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A great recipe that is easy to make.

Submitted by SPROUT

Thanks Mrs. Greenwood! I lightened it up a bit, but it is still good!

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Delicious!

Submitted by BUDGETMOM

Great for left over hambone with scraps of ham!

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This is a traditional New Year's day meal in South Carolina where it originated and was first published in "The Carolina Housewife" in 1847. The name is attributed to many legends, but most popular is to the crippled street vendor that sold the meal on the streets of Charleston, SC. His nickname - Hoppin' John.

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Easy and tasty!! Thanks Jenn!!

Submitted by CILONIS

not for every day, good with coffee

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My recipe is modified from Cooking Light magazine to make it a little lighter and less fat.

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A fresh take on a Mexican favorite. From "Party Like a Culinista: Fresh Recipes, Bold Flavors, and Good Friends."

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What a treat these burgers are! I love how the tangy flavor of the sauce and the peppery notes of the greens play off the savory burger.

Submitted by CHEF_MEG

Kill the Chill of a cold winter morning with this Ready-when-you-wake-up breakfast.

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Did you know that just three buffalo wings have 10 grams of fat? (Who eats just three?) This soup has all the spice, creaminess, and tang you crave--with a fraction of the fat.

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