Italian Recipes (Most Popular)

A twist on lasagna! No noodles in this recipe!

via allrecipies.com
made with wheat pasta and calm juice
great with a glass of Savaughn Blanc wine.

SO YUMMY!!! =) You seriously won't know you're eating tofu!

I quick and easy roasted potatoes recipe, lighter than many standard potato recipes

I found a way to fit soy and extra veggies into my lasagna. Not as rich as the original but makes a hearty serving and great for curbing that carb craving.
This makes 2 8x8 pans. You can freeze one for later or half the recipe.

This recipe is from the San Francisco Chronicle

Delicious vegan recipe

http://thekitchendish.blogspot.com/2010/12
/my-new-favoriteshrimp-scampi.html

A healthy and hearty stew, perfect for those cold winter days.

Supper is on the table in 20 minutes!

Vegetarian cheese lasagna, lower fat because cottage cheese used instead of ricotta. Can increase fiber by using whole wheat noodles.

This is some yummy comfort food!

Mozzarella stuffed meatballs with a bruschetta inspired feel.

tastes better than frozen....

This is my teen tested recipe for a healthy meal (they gobble it up)
If you don't eat pork, use Italian turkey sasage
Goes great with steamed green beans

Fresh vegetables with Pasta

The simplest, most amazing Vegetable soup ever!

Super easy chicken and pasta...so easy to alter for your own changes...

I have always loved the taste of fresh tomato sauce but I was always to scared to make it. This recipe is similar to others but I added my own twist because I was either missing some ingredients or the recipe required to much time. I was impressed with my end result considering that it had been my first time. I hope you all enjoy it. =)

Just a recipe made from what I had on hand--packs plenty of veggies, very tasty!

This herb-tastic bread is great a great healthy alternative to garlic bread with cheese and contains many herbs beneficial to your health!

This dish is DELISH. It was inspired by a craving I had, and I just went with it. It came out wonderful.

Don't be afraid of this salad's high fat content. It originates from the avocado and is, in fact, mostly monounsaturated fats. Fats that help raise good cholesterols that keep your arteries sparkling. Avocados are also a great source of natural omega-3 fatty acids that keep hair and skin healthy.
The olive oil in this recipe has very similar health benefits to the avocado.
The Roma tomato adds a rich red color to the salad which tells us it's carrying antioxidants through vitamins A and C. Romas also carry other heart-healthy nutrients such as Vitamin K and Potassium.
In moderation, feta is a wonderful source of riboflavin, protein, calcium, phosphorus and Vitamin B12.

So, go on! Make this salad and tell me you don't love it!

Please remember to rate it! :) Happy Dining.