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This is from the Weight Watchers magazine.

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This is a special breakfast treat in my house! It has to soak in it's mixture overnight-- but then voila your breakfast for the morning is ready to go when you get up in the morning!

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This is a signature dish, of my sister-in-law. She ran a restaurant for years with her sisters and this was on the Menu. Her name is Elizabeth.

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You can throw any veggies on to this, and the calories won't change much and it will make it a bigger meal.

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This is from Paula Deen and the Food Network, except I swapped out the ground beef for ground chicken.

Garnishes include, sour cream, corn chips, grated cheese, and chopped greenonions (not listed on ingredients or accountanted for in caloric count)

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You can toss anything you have left over veggie into these burgers- but at least a cup of peppers as they help keep the burger together. Tabasco sauce is a must- just use less if you are not a big fan- you will be suprised how the peppers dull some of the zing. I serve with lettuce, tomato and dark mustard on whole wheat bulkie rolls.

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Weight Watchers Recipe- 4 points per serving

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This is a Weight Watcher Recipe... they list it at 3 points per serving but the recipe calculator on Spark People tells a different story. It is more like a 6 point bowl of soup.

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Turkey needs to marinade in mixture for 30 minutes, hence the 40 minute prep time.

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This is a weight watcher's recipe. 5 points per serving.

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You can use any type of pasta.

The Tomatoes are to garnish around the serving dish of pasta with pesto- but taste delicious with the dish!

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Use to cook with ground beef, but I really do like the flavor of the ground turkey better. I also sprinkle the top of each individual serving with less then an ounce of shredded cheese and a dollop of light sour cream. I also like to serve corn bread with this- makes a great winter dinner!

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This originated from my mother in law- I doctored it up to be a little more calorie friendly, using fat free half and half, margarine and turkey bacon and removing the salt pork. Her version is absolutely fabulous, mine is pretty good too.

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This Apple-Sausage Stuffing is alot of work but worth the work and calories!! A family favorite.

This is a recipe from my Mom that she got out of a 1970's TV Guide.

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You can use Fat Free Tortillas too. Serve plain or with humus.

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I double this recipie to feed a family of 4.

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Another old Weight Watcher Recipe (from 2001), and it is SO easy but looks like you worked very hard!! And best of all, yummy!

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This is an EASY dish that is loved by all in my family. It is an old Weight Watcher's recipe- 4 points per serving.

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You can reduce the calories if you use fat free ricotta cheese, and low fat mozzarella. If you do this , it is a Weight Watchers recipe- 6 points a serving (301 cal/serve)

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This is my mother in law's recipe, it is DELICIOUS and my husband's VERY FAVORITE!! It is a New Year's Eve Dinner tradition.

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This came from a Campbell's Soup can.

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This is truly a side dish. An easy side dish to bring to a potluck pic-nic or BBQ.