So what's everyone having for dinner tonight????

feliciapeters

grilled pork loin, marinated in terriayaki, rice pilaf, steamed asparagus & salad

halobender

I'm using my leftover steak fajita mix from last night for a lovely warm salad

It's chock full of veggies; I even went all out and got bell peppers. So expensive ... ugh.

mountainwoman98

chicken breast pounded flat then stuffed with a slice of black forest ham and a laughing cow swiss wedge and baked,steamed broccolli and baby carrots. Sooo yummy :bigsmile:

LaCubana9

Lean Cuisine's Chicken parm with Spaghetti. It's actually pretty dang good when you're craving some naughty Italian!

HealthyishWithMaggieG

I'm moving soon, so I'm trying to clean out the fridge/freezer before next weekend (without going shopping for anything). So, I'm having a little of this and a little of that over the next week.

Tonight? Jennie-O turkey burger on Oroweat sandwich thin, topped with a little salsa/sour cream blend and jalapenos, with a side of frozen vegetable blend (broccoli, cauliflower, carrots).

carollane

grilled chicken, steamed brocolli onions and peppers tonights menu

acknan

Homemade whole grain baked mac and cheese loaded with veggies and turkey ham!

HealthyishWithMaggieG

Lean Cuisine's Chicken parm with Spaghetti. It's actually pretty dang good when you're craving some naughty Italian!

I have soooo many comments for this... haha! :laugh: :blushing:

BACKDROPsilhouette

Grilled Cheese with Sauteed Mushrooms ^.^

hwjssc

Turkey Burgers....yum:)

Shari62

Ahcoble:

Try Walden Farms salad dressing. The honey mustard is very good, creamy and no fat, no calories and only 270 mg sodium. I don't know how they do it! It's about $3.79/bottle and is usually found in the produce area. I did not care much for the Bleu Cheese one though. The Ranch is ok, but I found the HM to be the best. They also make other products. I tried the chocolate syrup but I do NOT recommend it!

ChefJenn

Im doing a saute of red & green peppers, onions and fresh spinach, let it wilt down . I bake skinless chicken tenders seasoned with pepper in the oven for 20 mins, then I put it out and dice it up and add it to my saute pan. I add a 1/2 tsp minced garlic. turn on low heat. Cook 2 cups of whole wheat pasta then add it to your saute pan. lastly add a can of roasted tomato ( they make a few different kinds you can add)

this makes a few meals if you weigh it out.

emchamberlain

Homemade buffalo chicken calzones with whole wheat dough. It's my "cheat' meal, even though it's pretty healthy!

share that recipe girl!

Here you go! http://www.healthyfoodforliving.com/?p=6362

umduh1

Cereal. I love eating breakfast for dinner.

I adore Brinner!!!

Me, too!!! That's what I had...Kashi Cinnamon Harvest and a banana! YUM!!!

CanToGirl

Super Tangy Chicken Wrap and Cascadian Farm Straight cut french fries

cindy4mica

well, my husband's bff is visiting from DC and they loooove popeye's chicken, so that's what they got. i'm going to put on my will power hat and just make myself a salad considering i've been over my calories several days in a row and the scale is reflecting it:frown: :grumble:

PamDW

I made thin cut boneless porkchops marinated in orange juice and a little low sodium teriyaki and crushed garlic and topped it in the container with mango. When I was ready to grill it, I cook the mango too and eat it together. It is a entree and only has about 175 calories.

live2smyle

Carne Guisada, brown rice & steamed veggies :flowerforyou:

KDien

Homemade minestrone! Soooo tasty!

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/robin-miller/minestrone-soup-with-pasta-beans-and-vegetables-recipe/index.html

katdanash

tilapia , augratin potatoes, and dessert maybe a salad. Yummy

higgldy_piggldy

Healthy-fied pizza. sort of. 1/2 whole foods piza dough with 3/4 cup reduced fat mozzarella, sauce and chicken.

sweet_lotus

Baked potato with melted cheddar, soy bacon and pinto beans, green salad with avocado and carrots, and for dessert sliced apples with chocolate dip.

Grokette

Bone-In chuck roast made in the crock pot with onions, garlic, sea salt and black pepper

Drained the juice off the roast in the crock pot and added container of beef stock from the freezer cooked brown rice and black beans in the beef flavored juice with the onion and garlic pieces.

Sauteed collard greens from this recipe:

Ingredients
•2 bunches collard or kale greens, about 2 pounds
•3 tablespoons olive oil
•4 garlic cloves, whole
•2 quarts chicken broth
•1 tablespoon vinegar
•Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
Directions
To prepare the greens: cut away the tough stalks and stems from the collards and discard any leaves that are bruised or yellow. Fill the sink with water and salt, the salt helps to remove any impurities. Wash the collards thoroughly to remove the grit, 2 or 3 times, until the water runs clear. Dry thoroughly. Stack up several leaves and roll up lengthwise in a bundle, cut them into 1-inch ribbons. Repeat until all the leaves are shredded.

Heat a large deep skillet over medium flame and coat with the oil. Add the garlic and saute for 2 minutes to soften. Add the greens and toss well with the oil and garlic. Pour in the chicken broth and cook for 45 minutes to 1 hour until the greens are wilted and tender; take care not to overcook. Season with salt and pepper and serve.

demone00

bag of steamers spring veggie with 1.5 skinless boneless chix breast

Purplebunnysarah

Whole wheat spaghetti with portobello mushroom sauce. Added some lean/drained ground beef to the sauce as well. Alongside that, fresh raw veggies: baby carrots, celery, cauliflower, broccoli and cherry tomatoes. It's a bit calorie-tastic but my lunch was light and now I'm stuffed beyond belief. This particular type of sauce is relatively low sodium for pre-made, as well (and I'm under for the day, so not too worried). Just contemplating half a glass of milk to up my calcium for the day but I think if I have it, it'll be before bed.

reneelee

Chicken breast, salad, broccoli, brown rice yummy!

laurenk182004

Love it! This gave me all kinfds of great ideas for future dinners..But after reading them all I think I'm hungry again :laugh:

jmwolffyy

I bought my husband a new grill last week that has both gas and charcoal, and we added the smoker to the side. He smoked a lean brisket yesterday and then put it back out there again today. It was so tender we barely had to chew it. I had it as a sandwich for lunch and as a burrito for dinner, of course on thin whole grain bread and a whole wheat tortilla. Added fresh pico de gallo and avocado, and steamed corn on the cob on the side. How yummy! (And good protein for after playing Wii Just Dance 2 for an hour just before eating!)

taiyola

Love it! This gave me all kinfds of great ideas for future dinners..But after reading them all I think I'm hungry again :laugh:

Haha, same! I'm salivating!

taiyola

I just not long had one large egg scrambled with skimmed milk and a bit of Flora Extra Light with 2 chopped mushrooms on two wholemeal buttered toast, followed by 2 satsumas.

I'm actually excited to eat food tomorrow! I plan on having some more of the curry I made today and a small thin based pizza with mushroom and green pepper, as well as other things! Mmm!