Italian Recipes (Most Popular)
Easy, healthy, like a lazy man lasagna Garfield and your family will love!
Very quick to make meal that looks fancy, taste like it took hours, and cost very little. This will make 2 generous servings (only 612 calories each) or 4 smaller servings (a mere 306 calories each)
My kids have labeled this sauce "mommy's special spaghetti sauce". I obtained the recipe from watching my Italian step-father make it over the years. I have it listed as vegetarian although meat can be added to it ie: Italian sausages and meatballs (recipe to follow), ground beef or stewing beef.
No salt added tomatoes can be used to lower the sodium content of this recipe.
This is a dressing that I made in conjunction with a special diet I am on. I have a hard time processing fats so I omitted the oils. You can add a mild oil like grapeseed or canola (1/2 cup). I like it because it's low in calories and I don't have to worry about how much I use. Sometimes I use lime or lemon juice instead of vinegar and it tastes great too!
A great side dish! The beans are a perfect companion for main course protiens.
This soup tastes similar to Carrabba's sausage and lentil soup. Very savory, a little spicy. Comfort food.
Using Morningstar Griller Crumbles and no salted added products
This recipe is very easy to make and tastes similar to a hearty lasagna.
This is a very quick sauce, and it comes out right every time. An old family recipe.
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This is shamefully quick, easy, delicious and very filling. A light and refreshing shrimp scampi that is still very satisfying as a "fancy" main dish. Not my recipe, but I "tweaked" the original a bit and it was so good I had to share it!
Everybody loves spaghetti! Feel good serving up this low-calorie, low-fat version of a family favorite