Cheesy pasta for Under 300 Calories!
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Two things I LOVE are pasta and cheese... but that combination is generally a calorie blast straight to the hips!
I know some of you have already discovered the joy of laughing cow cheese. but I just made this for lunch and it was GREAT!
2 oz Whole Wheat Linguine
2 wedges laughing cow swiss cheese
1/2 tbs cardio light butter substitute (30cal for 1tbs brand)
garlic powder to taste
Mrs. Dash to taste.
1 tbs reduced fat parmesan cheese (optional)
Black pepper to taste.
1. Boil the noodles to your desired level of firmness, Drain - If Sodium isn't something you are as concerned about watching, boiling in chicken broth instead of water adds a lot of flavor, with only a few calories, unfortunately I need to watch my sodium, sigh. - then return them to the pot
2. melt in the buttery spread
3. Melt in the cheese, after melted mis with a dash of garlic powder, Mrs. Dash - the wonder spice, a little black pepper, and Parmesan cheese for some extra cheesyness!
This would also be great with some seasoned chicken on top or cooked with onions, peppers, broccoli or mushrooms.
I know some of you have already discovered the joy of laughing cow cheese. but I just made this for lunch and it was GREAT!
2 oz Whole Wheat Linguine
2 wedges laughing cow swiss cheese
1/2 tbs cardio light butter substitute (30cal for 1tbs brand)
garlic powder to taste
Mrs. Dash to taste.
1 tbs reduced fat parmesan cheese (optional)
Black pepper to taste.
1. Boil the noodles to your desired level of firmness, Drain - If Sodium isn't something you are as concerned about watching, boiling in chicken broth instead of water adds a lot of flavor, with only a few calories, unfortunately I need to watch my sodium, sigh. - then return them to the pot
2. melt in the buttery spread
3. Melt in the cheese, after melted mis with a dash of garlic powder, Mrs. Dash - the wonder spice, a little black pepper, and Parmesan cheese for some extra cheesyness!
This would also be great with some seasoned chicken on top or cooked with onions, peppers, broccoli or mushrooms.
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This sounds so good! Thanks for sharing.0
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This sounds delicious! I am definitely going to try this soon
And I think I will also use your recommendation of adding chicken and mushrooms to make it for dinner.
Thanks for sharing!0 -
BUMP! Sounds yummy!0
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Bumb.. thing i might try that tonight! thanks!0
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bump--huge fan of cheese and pasta this sounds0
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bump thanks0
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yummm:)
this sounds great0 -
I like to make pasta like this and use the garlic herb laughing cow cheese0
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Wow...easy. I think I may add a cube of Trader Joes frozen garlic and frozen basil. I always have all those ingredients in the house.
Here is a good breakfast item: combine eggwhites, 1 TBS fat free milk, Fox Point seasoning (form Penzey's) and 1/2 a wheel of Laughing Cow Light Baby Bel snipped up. Put in microwave for 1 minute 35 seconds and plop on wheat toast or high fiber english muffin. The cheese gets all melted and stringy...YUM!0 -
Sounds soooo good!!0
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bump0
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Yummy! I'm going to try this one!0
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bump. must. cook. this.0
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bump!0
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Bump...thanks0
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i can live off of pasta and cheese!! bad combo, but this sounds delish!! thanks for posting!0
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Im literally getting off the couch to go make this RIGHT NOW. THANKS for the dinner idea!!0
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I was wondering how I was going to spice up my boring pasta and chicken for tonight! Thanks0
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major keeper.0
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mmmm this sounds so good! i have to try laughing cow cheese now everyone raves about it!0
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