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5min prep 20min cook
Makes 17 large cookies

A low calorie, filling tortilla soup. Great way to get your Protein in and sneak some veggies in as well!

fabulous way to start the day or a great unique side salad at other meals

A lighter version of a winter classic. This is my mom's recipe, doctored up a bit.

This was a weight watchers recipe. They are really good!!! The batter is very thick.

An old favorite made lo-cal and lo-fat!

So rich it doesn't need icing!!

This rice is a healthier substitute for the typical high fat, high calorie fried rice we all know and used to love!

A delicious, lighter version of one of my favorite recipes :)

Start preparing this entree the night before you wants to grill it. This is a fabulous marinade with a unique flavor.

SERVINGS: 4

I made this trifle for my mom (who is diabetic) for her birthday. It turned out REALLY yummy. What little bit of sugar is in here, could either be left out completely or could be replaced with another sweetener. The agave nectar is low on the glycemic index.

A tweaked recipe that usually uses Tilapia. The fish comes out golden and slightly crusted. I usually serve brown rice and broccoli with this.

My family loves Shredded Beef, soft tacos, hard tacos, enchiladas, in taco salad or just over rice. This is my slow cooker recipe for shredded beef. You can reduce the peppers to make it less spicy.

Inspired by the numerous awesome pumpkin recipes on here. I saw similar recipes for pumpkin muffins but not for bars, which was what I wanted.

Delicious with a dollop of whipped cream. Stays a little softer on the inside thanks to all the pumpkin. :)

Feel free to substitute splenda for the real sugar, egg beaters for the eggs, etc. I used what I had.

Also: I prefer a nice amount of spice in my bars, but reduce the cinnamon and pumpkin pie spice if you don't!

This low fat, low calorie lasagna taste like traditional lasagna!

This is a great make ahead side dish. Wonderful in the summertime.

Low fat. Serve with bread if desired.

Healthy and naturally sweet stuffing with generous serving portions.

A quick prep (20 minutes) for lunch or dinner. Cooking time: 3 hours on High, or 5 hours on Low.

Courtesy of Kraft Foods