Help with recipes!

Sunshinetiff02
Sunshinetiff02 Posts: 3 Member
edited September 2024 in Recipes
Okay I need help finding recipes. I need a webpage/website that gives me a whole bunch of low calorie recipes with listings of the nutritional information. Anyone know of anything?

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  • mom2oscar
    mom2oscar Posts: 1 Member
    Never mind I figured it out!

    Thanks :smile: :smile:
  • Kminor67
    Kminor67 Posts: 900 Member
    Try hungrygirl.com, allrecipes.com, skinnytaste.com... there are several sites out there. Google recipes with nutrition info.
  • hummzz
    hummzz Posts: 385 Member
    www.hungrygirl.com

    www.skinnytaste.com

    You can always take regular recipes and substitute the low cal counterpart. For instance if it calls for sour cream use light sour cream. If it calls for milk use 2% and so forth. Submit the recipe to MFP and it will calculate the nutritional values for you.
  • lisamtr
    lisamtr Posts: 2 Member
    Here's one!
    http://www.eatingwell.com

    And another!
    http://www.cookinglight.com
  • paulettac
    paulettac Posts: 101 Member
    www.eatbetteramerica.com
  • nrskim
    nrskim Posts: 3 Member
    Have you tried Hungry-girl.com?
  • mrogus
    mrogus Posts: 94 Member
    Cookinglight.com, Allrecipes.com, or myrecipes.com. I just found a great low cal pork chop recipe at myrecipes.com
  • Hourglass25
    Hourglass25 Posts: 340 Member
    eatbetteramerica.com
    sparkpeople.com
    specialk.com
  • Crazy4vws
    Crazy4vws Posts: 1 Member
    http://www.southbeachdiet.com/sbd/publicsite/south-beach-diet-recipes.aspx

    They aren't always calorie friendly but it helps you make better choices in your calories like brown whole wheat or sugar as opposed to white or refined sugar or flour.
  • MacGyver54
    MacGyver54 Posts: 5 Member
    I find alot of good healthy recipes on www.prevention.com. Or just type in what you are looking for eg: low calorie tuna casserole (or low fat) and you will get a whole bunch of sites.Most cooking websites have low fat, low calorie, gluten free etc. areas. Hope this helps you.
  • riley711
    riley711 Posts: 298 Member
    A friend just suggested that I check out the cookbook "Cook yourself thin." I googled it and found that it is also a TV show on the Lifetime network. Just went to the website and saw some really good looking recipes. Here is the link to their recipe page: http://www.mylifetime.com/shows/cook-yourself-thin/recipes Good luck!!:happy:
  • catherine1979
    catherine1979 Posts: 704 Member
    101cookbooks.com
    smittenkitchen.com
    thekitchn.com
  • MOMvsFOOD
    MOMvsFOOD Posts: 654 Member
    YES my blog- http://momvsfood.blogspot.com
  • MOMvsFOOD
    MOMvsFOOD Posts: 654 Member
    Have you tried Hungry-girl.com?

    I'd stay away from there- her stuff is full of processed foods and low stat, bad nutrition food ....
  • TammyBee
    TammyBee Posts: 178 Member
    allrecipes.com is great. They have everything.
  • TrudyLea
    TrudyLea Posts: 27 Member
    There are lots..

    One I liked was

    www.eatbetteramerica.com

    All their recipes are healthy so you don't have to wade through ones that aren't to get to the ones that are.

    www.eatingwell.com
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