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Any kind or combination of beans can be used for this recipe. Plain bread crumbs and 1 teaspoon of Italian seasoning can be substituted for the Italian seasoned bread crumbs. The cooked burgers hold together well, and are easily frozen for reheating at a later time. Eat them with all the fixings you'd enjoy with any hamburger.
This is a versatile salad. Add or swap out vegetables, meat, or cheese to your taste.
Makes a full blender. Seven 1-cup servings per recipe. Individual servings can be frozen. Thaw in the microwave for 30 seconds, then stir before drinking. It's like drinking a milkshake.
This starts with a boxed cheesecake mix, with additional ingredients to make it taste more homemade. Add your own toppings at dessert time.
Each serving is 1/2 cup. It's easy to double this recipe and freeze the extra.
Cannellini beans provide protein in this delicious and satisfying cookie. You can substitute any of dried fruits or nuts with what you have on hand.
This makes a nice soft cookie. When transferring the dough from the mixing bowl to the baking pan and then spreading it out, the dough will stick less if you spray the bowl scraper with pan spray.
This is especially good if a ham bone with remaining meat is pressure cooked until the meat easily shreds from the bone. The broth is chilled so the fat can be removed, before adding to the recipe.
You can add to this recipe as you wish--onion, bell pepper, hot peppers, corn, etc.
Prep time is short, because I have already cooked large quantities of rice and also beans in advance and have frozen them for later use.
This would be good served with rice or bulgur, and sprinkled with grated cheese.
This is one of our Christmas treats, versatile and good with breakfast, on a dessert tray, or as snack with hot drinks or eggnog. It can be cut into smaller pieces for appetizers or dessert trays.
This is adapted from AllRecipes. I used Toufayan whole wheat pita rounds and fat-free Greek yogurt. 1 serving is half a pita with 1/2 cup chicken spinach filling. This is adapted from AllRecipes. Very filling!
If the fruit is partially frozen, it is more like a milkshake. This is a good post-workout drink.
This is a big batch recipe, and these muffins freeze well.
This recipe is just the starting point for many variations. I have added finely chopped green pepper, celery, and tomato. Ketchup, salsa, or barbecue sauce can be used for the tomato juice. Experiment with herbs and spices. Use your imagination.
Self-rising flour can be substituted for the plain flour, salt, and baking powder. Any kind of milk can be used instead of skim milk.
Serving Size: Shown as "1 serving". Adjust your personal entry to show 1/4 or 1/6 serving.
This salad is the base for adding anything else you want.
• Mix all ingredients in a large bowl until just moist. Press hard and compactly into an 8x8 inch baking pan (using plastic over your hand makes this easier).
• Bake at 350F for 20 minutes. Let cool completely. Cut into bars or squares. Or you can break into chunks for cereal.
16 servings--2-inch x 2-inch bar
I found this recipe at www.hillbillyhousewife.com, and substituted Splenda and sugar free, fat free pudding mix to make a less caloric version.
This recipe which originally appeared in Southern Living magazine, called for six eggs. I have had better success with eight. Evaporated milk can be substituted for whole milk. Other flavorings can be substituted for vanilla, but not over 3 teaspoons total. This is a family favorite.
You can substitute one cup of nine-grain or any other grain mix for one cup of the whole wheat flour. The mixing, rising and baking time will vary according to your own bread machine. It will take longer than the 55 minutes shown as prep and baking time.
Recipe is from the original Southern Living Cooking Light cookbook. The original directions said to bake 1 hour. That is too long for my oven. Start checking for done-ness after 30 minutes.













