(49 Recipes) Jar Recipes

Incredible! 5.0/5
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This recipe is off peanut butter jar, yummy and simple, likely not "healthy" but I wanted to know the calories.Submitted by: SIRJEFF

Incredible! 5.0/5
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We take this to Holiday parties and on camping trips. Dress up the jar, and it makes a great Holiday gift.Submitted by: FITTNESS_SMILES

Incredible! 5.0/5
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Makes a wonderful gift for someone on the go everyday, who doesn’t always have the time to make themselves a hearty meal mid-day!Submitted by: JO_JO_BA

Very Good 4.0/5
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Submitted by: SWAMPBILLIES

Very Good 4.0/5
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These jars can be set up with your favorite fruits and veggies in layers with the dressing on the bottom and the salad greens on the top. Just turn over and let the dressing drip down over everything. You can eat out of the jar with the nuts on the side, or pour it out into a large bowl and sprinkle the nuts on top. A half cup of legumes or ounce of cheese could be substituted for the nuts.Submitted by: BRAVELUTE

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A healthy, make-ahead, grab-and-go salad that's a complete meal in a jar. Vegan, gluten- & dairy-free.
Found on http://www.theyummylife.com/Qu
inoa_Salad_In_A_Jar
Submitted by: JSFROST3

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Submitted by: AFRICAPARISH

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Super easy to make and great to have in the fridge for work lunch!Submitted by: HOLLIG

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Submitted by: DREE411

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Submitted by: JSFROST3

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Submitted by: SMOHME

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Easy chicken dinnerSubmitted by: CONFOUNDIT

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I love making my own sauce. This recipe makes plenty to keep left overs in the fridge so you dont have to make it every time. I calculated six half cup servings. I combined 2 different recipes and it turned out great!Submitted by: FRENDLY

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This was originally a high calorie "Cookie Mix in a Jar" which I modified for a healthier alternative.Submitted by: TXTITA

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This is the mix that you can put in a jar and give as a gift. 2 tablespoons per serving.Submitted by: N2SNOOPY

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Quick and easySubmitted by: MOONTOES1

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This is a slight variation of the cookies from the book. I used applesauce instead of oil and didn't add nuts.I also used half regular and half brown sugar instead of all white. Next time i will probably use whole wheat flower as well. They are quick!Submitted by: KELKME

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Slight variation in recipe, I used applesauce instead of oil.Submitted by: KELKME

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This recipe was just based on the amount of apples I had in the fridge, it makes about a cup in vol, or 8oz of pretty tasty apple sauce (tangy and not too sweet) I would suggest at least doubling the recipe if you actually use it frequently. Submitted by: MISSSINCLAIR

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Layered soup in a jar always looks so attractive that it's a perfect homemade gift in a jar for any time of year. This one, Beef Barley Soup in a Jar, is packed with taste and healthy nutrition in mind as well.

Submitted by: RACHELLYNCH2002

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4 oz jar of Apple BettySubmitted by: TRILLY1

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This is a modified version of a recipe from "Oh She Glows". I'm not vegan, so I use some non vegan products instead. Just added it so I could see the nutrition facts! Submitted by: PORITA

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I LOVE this mixture! It's sweet without adding sugar, it will fill you for about 4 - 5 hours. It's healthy, full of protein and fiber! You don't even know how much I love this recipe and to top it off, under 300 calories!!! Not bad for a healthy, quick breakfast that you can grab on the go!Submitted by: SHELBSYD

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Blueberry cobbler jars are great as little gifts or protion control.Submitted by: KHERLING

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Spinach salad with mushrooms, red onion, green bell pepper, and greek low-fat dressing Submitted by: ASPIREDDREAMER

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**Protein=39.8%, Fat=35.1%, Carbs=25.2% ** This is a good low-carb ratio (The Zone Diet is 30, 30, 40)

This is a low-carb breakfast casserole, different from the norm because it has no dairy, uses ground turkey sausage, contains healthful quinoa, and is baked in individual serving jelly or canning jars. The quinoa is nice because of it's nutritional value, and it holds moisture well and keeps the dish from being too dry (I used to depend on cheese to do this ;)Submitted by: KRISYSILLS

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I use all low sodium options with this chiliSubmitted by: TRACYBRECKE

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place all ingredients in quart mason jas salad dressing first lettuce last Submitted by: MARJIEPOO

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Submitted by: MARJIEPOO

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place all ingredients in quart mason jas salad dressing first lettuce last Submitted by: MARJIEPOO

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Submitted by: TESHUTCH

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http://www.genaw.com/lowcarb/m
ason_jar_mayo_variation.htmlSubmitted by: DARLYNG

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Low calorie salad dressingSubmitted by: DFTBAGRL

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the most amazing layered salad, easy to pack for lunch, keeping the dressing on the bottom, and lettuce on top!
easy sub out the ground beef for chicken or tofu or cheese!Submitted by: EDENZMOM

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http://www.newlyweds-blog.com/
2011/11/08/salad-in-a-jar/Submitted by: APSUAZO

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Individual, transportable baked eggs with veggiesSubmitted by: DRUMSWITHCATS

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Like a sweet, crust-less quiche in a to-go container.Submitted by: DRUMSWITHCATS

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Submitted by: SPLASHOFMALIBU

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Submitted by: SPLASHOFMALIBU

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Submitted by: LFERGUSON0

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Submitted by: LLINNIE

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Here are a few tips:


1. Dressing on the bottom, lettuce on the top. If the two are touching the lettuce will turn to slime.
2. So, dressing goes in first. On top of your dressing, use a rather "hearty" vegetable, such as shredded cabbage, pea pods, or julienne carrot matchsticks. They can withstand the acidity of the dressing, and actually get better!
3. Pack it in. Use a nice variety of colorful vegetables! Make it fun and involve the kids.
Submitted by: JT1110656

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1. Dressing on the bottom, lettuce on the top. If the two are touching the lettuce will turn to slime.
2. So, dressing goes in first. On top of your dressing, use a rather "hearty" vegetable, such as shredded cabbage, pea pods, or julienne carrot matchsticks. They can withstand the acidity of the dressing, and actually get better!
3. Pack it in. Use a nice variety of colorful vegetables! Make it fun and involve the kids.


Submitted by: JT1110656

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Delicious and super simple!Submitted by: KONOMIP

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Submitted by: MELMOOMEL

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The classic kitchen sink cookie, these are easy to customize to the recipient's individual tastes simply by switching out candies and nuts. Adapted from Desserts in Jars: 50 Sweet Treats that Shine.Submitted by: JO_JO_BA

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The directions and prepared NI for the Monster Cookie Jar Mix.Submitted by: JO_JO_BA

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These jars can be set up with your favorite fruits and veggies in layers with the dressing on the bottom and the salad greens on the top. Just turn over and let the dressing drip down over everything. You can eat out of the jar with the nuts on the side, or pour it out into a large bowl and sprinkle the nuts on top. A half cup of legumes or ounce of cheese could be substituted for the nuts.Submitted by: BRAVELUTE

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I've been making Spaghetti from a jar since i was 7, but recently we learned to jazz it up and it tastes amazing!Submitted by: ANDICOONS