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Laughing Cow Chicken Alfredo
Laughing Cow Alfredo
4 wedges The Laughing Cow Light Creamy Original (I used the light garlic & herb flavor)
2/3 cup skim milk (I used 2% because that is all I had)
1 Tbsp fat free parmesan cheese
1tbsp smart balance light
6 cloves minced garlic (I used less because the cheese was garlic and herb)
1C 1% cottage cheese
1C roasted red peppers (I did not use red peppers because I didn't have any)
2C broccoli
1boneless/skinless chicken breast (I used 3 - 4oz chicken breasts)
1 box Whole Wheat Rotini pasta
Instructions
In a medium-sized saucepan, combine all the ingredients over a low heat, until everything is melted and the sauce is velvety smooth, about 20 minutes. While sauce is cooking, cook the pasta, chicken, broccoli. Then mix it all together!

I put it in the recipe calculator as the entire thing serving 6 people and it came up with this...
Calories - 365
Fiber - 8
Fat - 5
Sodium - 518
Protein - 25
ETA - I wanted to give the credit to Jenhodges13 as she is the one that gave me the recipe!
4 wedges The Laughing Cow Light Creamy Original (I used the light garlic & herb flavor)
2/3 cup skim milk (I used 2% because that is all I had)
1 Tbsp fat free parmesan cheese
1tbsp smart balance light
6 cloves minced garlic (I used less because the cheese was garlic and herb)
1C 1% cottage cheese
1C roasted red peppers (I did not use red peppers because I didn't have any)
2C broccoli
1boneless/skinless chicken breast (I used 3 - 4oz chicken breasts)
1 box Whole Wheat Rotini pasta
Instructions
In a medium-sized saucepan, combine all the ingredients over a low heat, until everything is melted and the sauce is velvety smooth, about 20 minutes. While sauce is cooking, cook the pasta, chicken, broccoli. Then mix it all together!

I put it in the recipe calculator as the entire thing serving 6 people and it came up with this...
Calories - 365
Fiber - 8
Fat - 5
Sodium - 518
Protein - 25
ETA - I wanted to give the credit to Jenhodges13 as she is the one that gave me the recipe!
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thx lina. this looks deeeelish!0 -
This does look really good! Can you give us the stats on this dinner please? Cals? Sodium? Fat?
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this looks amazing! thank you very much!0
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Yummy!! Will definitely be on my cooking list for next week! Thanks for sharing!0
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I agree, this sounds absolutely delish! Oh, I bet this would be great with spinach as well............I just love to modify recipes:laugh: I came up with 7 - 1 cup servings at 286 cals per serving....................no other nut. info. ....did not have time. What a great dinner idea!0
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Thanks so much! I need this when family eat the real alfredo...0
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Looks yummy0
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Sounds delicious0
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yummmy! give us some nutritional info please0
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I put it in the recipe calculator as the entire thing serving 6 people and it came up with this...
Calories - 365
Fiber - 8
Fat - 5
Sodium - 518
Protein - 250 -
yum! this looks GREAT!0
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Bump! Bump! Bump! Not only do I love Alfredo....I LOVE Laughing Cow Cheese! Thanks for the info! I'll have to check the carbs but I'm sure I can make some adjustments to make it work for me!0
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Yummy...thanks!0
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That doesn't even look healthy! Thanks for the post. I am definitely making it soon!0
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bump, thanks!!!0
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thanks for sharing! Looks really good, already printed it and put it on next weeks grocery list!0
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will definitely make this dish next week...looks delish!0
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BUMP!!0
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:flowerforyou: Bump >>>>> Looks AMAZING...and it's all the things I love, I have used Laughing Cow cheese for EVERYTHING I had thought, but never thought of this! Thank you for sharing0
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Choices were slim for lunch today since all the meat was frozen.
So, I dug out the Healthy Harvest pasta, and used 2oz of that for 180 cals. Then, I added 2 wedges of Laughing Cow Light Herb and Garlic cheese, and a splash of milk. Heated it, and it was SO good. I could easily have this as a favorite meal so far.
It was only 250 cals.0 -
Bump!! Love all things involving Laughing Cow!!!!!!!0
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bump! this looks amazing!0
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I'm eating left overs for lunch and it's still so good. Love it.0
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i use a cup of that pasta ( usually we have leftover cooked in the fridge) and microwave it with a wedge and half a tomato cut up for 2 minutes then stir it up and sprinkle with the light parmesan style topping and its sooo good0
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I made this for dinner tonight, and it was delic! My toddler absolutely loved it!0
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I made this for dinner tonight, and it was delic! My toddler absolutely loved it!
Oh good! My three year old loved it too!0 -
just made this tonight and it was DELICIOUS!
i cut the recipe in 1/2 for just 2 of us and i'm glad i did! it made 4 good sized servings... leftovers tomorrow! YAH!0 -
Made the laughing cow chicken tonight for dinner. and my husband and I loved it!!!!!!!!!!!!!! used all the garlic cause we love garlic! and i used the roasted red peppers. Told my daughter she needs to make it. Been on this sight for 3 weeks and down 10 pounds!!!!!!!!0
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