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I saw this recipe in Woman's World, their recipe called for 4 cups of vegetables in total, but I tweaked this recipe to get much more veggies into the soup, and jazzed it up with extra spices, and tried to use "no salt added" wherever possible.
A hearty meal, for those cold winter afternoons, and a great lunch for those weekdays when a hearty meal is necessary.
I've been wanting to try this out for a while now, and there are so many different variations to the recipe for "Celery Root Soup" out there. I just had to add mine into the mix.
A creamy golden soup that tastes as good as it looks.
High in potassium, low in sodium.
A great tomato based soup, that uses up leftover chicken and has a hot and spicy salsa flavour
A quick and tasty way to get your daily fibre.
The recipe for the caramel portion of these bars is from Chef Meg's Caramel Popcorn recipe, and the remaining ingredients in the recipe are what I came up with to create my high fibre bars.
This is a good way to use up the meat from those chicken legs I used to make chicken soup stock with the other night.
The meat is already cooked so everything is easy. Just add everything to the slow cooker and when you get home dinner is served.
I've been wanting to try this BBQ sauce for a while and with a pork loin roast in the fridge, I decided to give it a try in my slow cooker.
This award winning salad was originally created by a great vegetarian cook, Usha Meister. I've tweaked it a little for my own tastes, by adding more dried fruit and changing up the vegetables, and using quinoa instead of rice.
chicken salad recipe for quick and easy lunches, wraps, fresh rolls and more.
Adapted from a recipe in the Canadian Living Slow Cooker Cookbook Special
This is an awesome recipe. True Thai taste.
Had some chicken left from dinner, so threw together a Chicken version of my Pad Thai
Another recipe I came up with in order to be able to have a food I like, without all the fat, sodium and calories.
This recipe was adapted to give a lower calorie count from a 1980's "Canadian Living" Christmas Special Cookbook.
If you want to impress, this is the desert to do it with.
This "No Bake", no fail, cheesecake recipe is as lite as a cloud and will use up almost every pan that you own in your kitchen but the taste of the finished product is worth every single dish that you have to wash.
These are the basic 3 ingredients that are necessary to make a cream sauce. What you add to the above ingredients will determine what type of sauce you make.











