Thanksgiving healthy recipes??
AngelChini
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I have been looking for healthy recipes online for the past hour and I just found salads. I am really considering to cook something delicious and tasty but healthy a the same time.(: does anybody have any ideas?(:
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Are you looking for something similar to 'traditional' Thanksgiving dishes. Roasted or mashed sweet potatoes are healthier and IMO tastier than the sweetened casseroles. Try sauteeing green beans in a little olive oil with garlic instead of the traditional green bean casserole. If broccoli casserole is on the menu, make it with brown rice and reduce fat cheese instead of white rice and processed full fat cheese.
If leafy salads are not Thanksgivingy enough, why not try a quinoa or spaghetti squash salad? If mashed potatoes are a staple, replace half of the potatoes with cauliflower and the cream with fat free canned milk, and no one will even notice!0 -
Oo good idea!(: I bought some brown rice today it's going to be a healthy thanksgiving aha(:0
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I'm not even vegan and i want all these thanksgiving recipes in my belly! haha
mmmm High Protein Garlic Mashed Potatoes!
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I make healthy recipes 363 days a year.... the other two (Thanksgiving and Christmas) are free game and full of deliciousness.0
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roasted asparagus or butternut squash. baked sweet potato: bake at 300 for 2.5 hours = you'll thank me later0
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i totally agree. i'd rather have a baked sweet potato that has been baked a long time vs any casserole.Are you looking for something similar to 'traditional' Thanksgiving dishes. Roasted or mashed sweet potatoes are healthier and IMO tastier than the sweetened casseroles. Try sauteeing green beans in a little olive oil with garlic instead of the traditional green bean casserole. If broccoli casserole is on the menu, make it with brown rice and reduce fat cheese instead of white rice and processed full fat cheese.
If leafy salads are not Thanksgivingy enough, why not try a quinoa or spaghetti squash salad? If mashed potatoes are a staple, replace half of the potatoes with cauliflower and the cream with fat free canned milk, and no one will even notice!0 -
IVE been searching for the same thing, healthy recipes, but most of the healthy recipes, for my taste anyways(i'm picky) were not for me..i have tries some of the healthy substitutes, but tasted awful to me. so this thanks giving i decided to have a little bit of everything the size of my fist.lol..portion controlled, and no seconds..and double up my exercise..lol..0
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I made this recipe recently, that's amazing and pretty healthy, and decided to remake it for Thanksgiving: http://www.health-bent.com/sides/roasted-sweet-potatoes-with-balsamic-raisins-rosemary-and-goat-cheese. Pretty healthy. Yes, it's 3 tbs. of butter, but it makes about 8 servings so it's only about a tsp. in each serving. (Granted, this is the only semi-healthy thing that we will have at our dinner!!)0
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