- vanilla
- eggs
- butternut squash puree
- cocoa
- cinnamon
- chocolate chips
**Measure out dry ingredients and store in labelled ziplock bags. Make several batches and store individual bags. When ready, take out dry, follow directions with wet. Quick and fresh!
- maple extract
**This recipe is a great one to make into a mix. Simply combine the dry ingredients in a ziptop bag, mark with wet ingredients to add and baking instructions and you’re ready to whip up a batch at a moment’s notice.
My kids love biscuits. Last night they ate a full dozen before I could get dinner on the table! And homemade are so yummy! And so much tastier and healthier than the kind the Doughboy makes — even if you get them for a quarter a can.
While it’s nice to make the fluffy cut-out kind, drop biscuits are much easier and hold much less room for error.
- whole wheat pastry flour
Mixed vegetables cooked with spices, mashed and then shallow fried as vegetable patties/cutlets simply melt in the mouth. The vegetable patties are simple, easy to prepare in multitude of shapes and sizes and are typically served with coconut chutney.
- fresh green chillies
- cumin seeds
- potatoes
- can refrigerated crescent roll dough
I impressed myself this weekend with easy-peasy 5 minute granola bars. A tiny bit sticky to make but I think they are worth it. I usually eat a granola bar on my way to bootcamp in the morning and these are a cheaper alternative. They are chewy (as opposed to crunchy), not supersweet and have a nutty flavor that I like. Store them in the refrigerator individually wrapped for easy grab and go snacks. All in all thumbs up.
The recipe came from FANNEtastic Food. Check it out…
- seeds
- unsweetened coconut
- crisp puffed brown rice cereal
We loaded up our baked egg rolls with meaty goodies and MORE. These need to be tasted to be believed…
Nutritional Info
PER SERVING (1/8th of recipe, 1 egg roll): 109 calories
1.5g fat
380mg sodium
15g carbs
1g fiber
2g sugars
9g protein
— PointsPlus® value 3*
- raw boneless pork tenderloin
- dry coleslaw mix
- tiny shrimp
- chopped bean sprouts
- scallions
- celery
- large square egg roll wrappers
- Optional dip: sweet & sour sauce
Fried cheese is one of those foods that’s so good and yet so bad for you! Chef Meg cut the grease and used a light string cheese to recreate this pub favorite.
Nutritional Info
•Servings Per Recipe: 4
•Amount Per Serving
•Calories: 151.8
•Total Fat: 2.8 g
•Cholesterol: 10.6 mg
•Sodium: 365.0 mg
•Total Carbs: 13.8 g
•Dietary Fiber: 0.6 g
•Protein: 15.7 g
- Directions
- rosemary
- Ingredients
- light string cheese sticks
- Minutes to Prepare: 3
- Number of Servings: 4