Just like Chef Meg's mom (who was from Britain) used to make!

Submitted by CHEF_MEG

Just to clarify for the questions below:
First, YES the cream cheese is figured into the totals...if you use FULL FAT cream cheese, the fat content will be considerably higher. But low fat cream cheese really takes the fat down.

Second, I haven't ever tried it with regular Italian dressing...let me know how it turns out!

Third, I HIGHLY recommend using the low setting for cooking...it allows the juices from the chicken to really seep into the dressing.

Submitted by ORANGECOWCAT

This is a basic but delicious french toast recipe that won't do any damage to your diet!

Submitted by ELIZABETHE01

This tastes just like cheese pizza, plus you get about 25% of your daily calcium in one meal! Pair this with a salad and you have a great pizzaria style lunch without the calories attached...or the bill.

Submitted by PUNKGIRL213

These are great. Even my kids love them. Serve on a whole wheat bun and you have a tasty , healthy meal.

update: After making these again, I changed the servings from 4 to 6. Still a good size burger, but a better serving size.

Submitted by SEESKO

Using low-fat milk instead of cream lowers the saturated fat content in this hearty summer soup.

This is a great dessert that's delicious when strawberries are in season.

Submitted by CHEF_MEG

This recipe is so easy. The roast falls off the bone and is so tender. Served with steamed veggies, it makes as excellent entree for dinner. It also is very good to freeze. I can't take all the credit for this recipe, my sister made it for me when I visited her once.

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Submitted by RAINBOWCO

Most pasta salads are heavy on the pasta and light on everything else. This version, which can be served warm or cold, includes a hefty portion of vegetables--both spinach and tomatoes.

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