Parmesan Broccoli Bites - 30 calories!
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http://mompetent.wordpress.com/2012/08/18/parmesan-broccoli-bites-low-callow-carbgluten-free/
These were so good! We decimated the whole pan! Low carb and Gluten free too!
These were so good! We decimated the whole pan! Low carb and Gluten free too!
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Those sound pretty good!
Do they taste "egg-y"? (I ask cause I cannot stand egg-taste)0 -
I might just have to try this, thanks!0
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Those sound pretty good!
Do they taste "egg-y"? (I ask cause I cannot stand egg-taste)
Nope - they were not eggy at all. Just cheesy.0 -
Looks yummy!0
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They look so yummy! I will definitely try this later! Thanks for sharing! :flowerforyou:0
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I will be making these this weekend!! Thanks for posting the recipe!0
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Yummm!!!0
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Definitely trying those!!0
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Thanks everyone!0
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bump love broccoli - love parmesan more!0
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bump, thanks for sharing0
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thanks bump0
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Those look & sound Yummy!0
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Bumping - so I have the website for later! These sound sooo good and look absolutely delish, wish I was at home to cook these right now0
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I made those last night. I got 13 pieces out of the recipe and mine not look quite as yummy as the ones on the picture. Nevertheless they tasted pretty good, I ate 3 and my husband destroyed the other 10 :laugh:0
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http://mompetent.wordpress.com/2012/08/18/parmesan-broccoli-bites-low-callow-carbgluten-free/
Here it is copy and pasted:
Yields: 18 bites
What you’ll need:
1 large Egg
1 Egg white
2 cups frozen Broccoli
3/4 cup diced onion
4 oz (approx 1 cup) Parmesan cheese, grated (Parm cheese is Gluten Free – so long as you DO NOT buy it pre-grated. )
What you’ll need to do:
Dump egg and egg white into a big bowl, with cheese. In a food processor, pulse broccoli and onions until well mixed. (If you don’t have a food processor, you should still be okay using the same recipe – your bites will just be a bit more chunky.) Mix broccoli into the egg/cheese mixture. Form into 1.5 inch round patties (I used a cookie dough scoop- that I broke last year and refuse to throw away because it comes in handy for making meatballs and things like this!) Bake at 350 for 20 minutes on a sheet lined with parchment paper, flip and bake for another 10 minutes. DO NOT USE WAX PAPER. It will burn and make a nasty mess in your oven. Once again, this recipe is REALLY versatile – you could add peppers, dried tomatoes, herbs and spices – without changing the nutritional value by much.0 -
Mmm bump!0
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Mmm broccolli, onion and cheese. The only way it could get better is with garlic.
Thanks for the recipe will be trying these soon.0 -
Definitely gonna make these really soon!!!0
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Sounds good!0
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O.M.G. !!!! Actual food I can eat. And it looks yummy! Thanks for posting this0
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