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Add Salt & Pepper to Taste - Better the next day once the vinegar absorbs the strength of the garlic! The best balsamic vinagrette ever!
Traditional summer recipe the way grandma made - except she had saccharine and not splenda.
Can substitute Canadian Bacon for the turkey bacon.
Diabetic friendly. Reduced Fat.
Mayo Clinic's Dietitian's tip:
You can mix this in the evening and refrigerate it overnight. Just pop it in the oven first thing when you get up.
I halved the recipe; with small reduction of brown sugar amount.
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/healt
hy-recipes/RE00149
Suitable for diabetic meal plan & for the DASH diet.
May use chicken broth or water to cook pasta.
Lunch or supper.
A sweet, savory casserole great for a traditional Thanksgiving meal adapted from Very Best Baking recipe.
Adapted from http://www.food.com/recipe/asparagus-mushr
oom-stir-fry-28166
This fast and easy side dish goes well with any meat entree. Or you can add strips of chicken, beef or pork to make it a quick, complete meal.
From http://www.food.com/recipe/pumpkin-soup-13
519 By Mirj with a couple low sodium tweaks.
I based this recipe on watching two food network stars.
Giada DeLuarentis & Ellie KRIEGER, and on listening to a food preservation expert on the radio.
I have the tomato & basil growing in my own garden.
Compare nutrition to:
http://recipes.sparkpeople.com/recipe-
detail.asp?recipe=697781&ff=1
I plan to try this as soon as I have enough tomatoes.
This my take on comfort food Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user SAMARIAD1. Seasoning was great. Low sodium. Makes two hearty servings for South Beach type healthy menu.
condiment
Modified from Recipe courtesy Giada De Laurentiis
I decreased the size of a serving as well.
1 serving is greater than 2 tablespoons depending on the volume of the herbs.
North African inspired recipe
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/0
8/health/nutrition/08recipehealth.html
?_r=3&ref=health
from food network
Not necessarily the healthiest. Checking the nutrition.
Used only a dash of salt where it called for salt.