Easy to make! A simple "stew" of chickpeas served over couscous makes an easy and delicious dinner, high in protein and healthy fat, and low in calories!

Submitted by CASSIEWEAVER1

Millet, fruit, seeds, and nuts for a warm, nutritious, and filling breakfast. Make the whole recipe, and store the leftovers in single serving containers for quick warm-up breakfasts all week.

Submitted by UNIBOK

Really quick and very easy

Submitted by LEDANSER

A tasty non-meat way to get some extra protein in your diet.

Submitted by LILLAKE

Quick, tasty crock pot recipe ready for something with the seasoning to match a take-out craving, but with none of the effort or fat!

Submitted by MYSHELLE10

In my old neighborhood, there was an amazing takeout place where I'd get Thai curry vegetables on a pretty regular basis. I didn't think I could make it, or make it healthfully for that matter - until this morning. I played around with what I had on hand and came up with the following recipe for tonight's dinner, with plenty to freeze for later cravings.

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Submitted by STRENUA

Finally a low fat (& reduced carb) chinese stir fry the whole family can enjoy.

Submitted by PRETTYISPINK

From the Simply Recipes food blog

Submitted by GOLDILOCKSPRIME

I would normally make this dish with brown rice, but the Millet works out really well.

A good all-in-one dish for lunch.

Submitted by BAGHEERA47

My family's favorite rice.
Use basmati for best results.

Submitted by CLAYNOTMUD

I got this recipe from the latest issue of Clean Eating Magazine and it's super easy delicious and the ingredients are pretty basic. The results are impressive and YUMMY!

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