Citrus Recipes

Citrus and cilantro dress up grilled fish.

This sauce is great on grilled meats, and it makes enough for two meals. Try it on cooked pasta or roasted vegetables.

There is room for red meat in a healthy lifestyle. The key is choosing lean cuts and healthful cooking methods.

This is a nice twist on a not-too-fishy fish.

A zesty way to prepare a traditional cheesecake.

Eat this as your main dish! A whole lotta salad.

Cupcakes are all the rage these days, and for good reason. These diminutive desserts are automatically portion controlled, and they’re just darn cute!

This dish is our family's favorite and is different than the traditional marshmallow-topped recipe.

Approx 70 cals per serving, not too tart. I drink throughout the day to keep metabolism up.

Not only does this recipe have only six simple ingredients, but it also requires almost no cleanup! Cooking in parchment seals in flavor and moisture without any added fat.

Healthy and protein-packed salad

Excellent for low fat snack.

A low carb sponge cake with coconut flour.

Would you like a light fresh salad to serve at the next picnic? Try this cool summer salad that is sure to please. It mixes savory with sweet, and is delicious.

This is not a low calorie snack. Rather, take it when you need something that will give a good boost of cal's with some protein. I made them as a lunch replacement for a camping event. It was far too hot to cook, but we needed calories to keep moving throughout our day.

this is very delicious meal is great for those who is on diet. Low calorie and wont leave you hungry.

Easy to make with simple flavors. Flaky white fish and chunks of fresh fruit baked with just a bit of zesty pepper zing!

Enjoy this light salad with the zing of grapefruit and the creamy texture of fresh avocado. It's the perfect start to any meal.

Yummy peanut buttery salad dressing.

Green tea steeped for 10 minutes then left to chill with citrus fruits, mint leaves, and a little honey and sugar. This recipe makes 2 quarts.

a cool change of pace. serve with whipped goat cheese and a drizzle of orange-infused oil. (recipes listed separately)

A great post-workout or post-run juice. The original recipe came from Runner's World website and then I added the tart cherry extract.

Makes 9 one cup servings

Tastefully Simple Easy Grillin

Load up on fresh goodness for breakfast

So delicious

http://www.weightwatchers.com/food/rcp/ind
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The tangy citrus juices in this dish bring out the flavor of the pork without overwhelming it.

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My tweaks to the original recipe:

* Make it more intense: Reduce the sauce a lot; the original WW recipe calls for what amounts to a flavored au jus which just doesn't cut it
* Make it 4HB friendly: Cut the grapefruit juice to cut the sugars in half and make it a bit more tangy; if you keep the grapefruit juice, use grapefruit juice cocktail, not straight juice, or the end result will be slightly bitter

Fresh oranges and ground ginger pair to make a bold and nutrient-packed accompaniment to lean Tilapia fillets. Serve the antioxidant-rich relish with any kind of fish, shrimp or scallops.

Adapted from delicious Magazine

This is a favourite fridge-food for me. Something to keep on hand for those moments when I have no interest in cooking, and just want to pull something ready-made out of the fridge

Easy, healthy delicious meal in 15 minutes that will fill you up!