Ideas for Girl's Night in
stinastudios
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Hi! So every week my friends and I get together and craft, eat tasty food and gab about whatever. Tonight it's going to be at my house, so I have to think of what to have for food.
My current idea is to have popcorn kernels and paper bags, to make our own microwave popcorn, and have different seasonings available. What other healthy delicious stuff could I have available?
My current idea is to have popcorn kernels and paper bags, to make our own microwave popcorn, and have different seasonings available. What other healthy delicious stuff could I have available?
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I don't know what kind of food your interested in, but when I have a night in with friends I usually pick up Kroger's Private Selection Salmon with some brie. Serve it with some crackers/wheat thins. The Salmon is full of protein and low-cal. When cheese is added, it always gets a little more calorie-expensive, but I love the combo!0
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Cut up fruits/veggies and hummus:) Whole wheat toritllas with light cheese, mozzarella for example (quesadilla) and low sodium salsa:)0
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That sounds like a lot of fun! Cute idea with the popcorn! I love hummus and pita chips or pretzel thins or salsa with baked tortillas. I also have had angel food cake with fruit and made a yogurt dip - small container of fruit yogurt mixed with light cool whip. Hope you have a great time with your friends!0
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i like the hummus idea. Plus, stuffed mushrooms can be an easy and low cal appetizer. Fruit and cheese platter, nuts, veggies and dip. if you are in the mood to cook I have a bunch of recipes I can offer0
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We do this about once a month. My other 2 friends are not concerned about healthy food so their contribution is usually junk. I do cut veggies with dip, fruit with dip or some chips and salsa. I make chocolate covered strawberries last time and they were awesome! Our next get together is next Friday and we are getting a place at the beach. I have no idea what we are eating so I will check back and see what ideas you get!0
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i really yummy desert is you buy staberrys cut them in three length ways, blue berrys and what ever fruit you like and mix into a bowl of whipped cream its hecka good0
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These ideas sound really good! I'm lucky that all my friends are also either trying to lose weight or stay healthy. So far stuffed mushrooms sound amazing, and the fruit. I'll only have an hour at home before they arrive, so whatever I make will have to be fast.0
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Hummus with baby carrots is yummy! When I have company at the last minute, I grab an avocado (I have to always have THESE on hand!), tomatoes, garlic (onion, if I have it) and little lime juice and mix it all up in my magic bullet to make a quick guacamole.0
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Here's something that you could make. It's a layered dip, I literally take this to every party, family event, etc. that I go to. It's healthy and has a lot of flavor.
The bottom layer is supposed to be sour cream and cream cheese mixed but I use plain nonfat yogurt because it tastes the same and is so much better for you
So its plain nonfat yogurt on the bottom, diced tomatoes over that, lettuce (chopped small) on top of that followed by diced onions, green and black olives (you can buy these already sliced), a thin layer of taco sauce after that and then a thin layer of shredded cheese (nonfat) to top it off. You add everything in layers so it just covers whatever is under neither it. Grab a bag or two of unsalted tortilla chips. This dip is always a hit!
Good luck, Enjoy your girls night0 -
If you're looking for something fun to make together instead of just serving food then making your own sushi is always good. Healthy and nutritious plus lots of giggles while you try and make it and compete to make the best sushi rolls!!0
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The bottom layer is supposed to be sour cream and cream cheese mixed but I use plain nonfat yogurt because it tastes the same and is so much better for you
So its plain nonfat yogurt on the bottom, diced tomatoes over that, lettuce (chopped small) on top of that followed by diced onions, green and black olives (you can buy these already sliced), a thin layer of taco sauce after that and then a thin layer of shredded cheese (nonfat) to top it off. You add everything in layers so it just covers whatever is under neither it. Grab a bag or two of unsalted tortilla chips.0 -
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this one's kind of fancy... but a friend made it for me and it is DELICIOUS.
thinly slice a few pears to cover the bottom of a (lightly sprayed) baking dish.
Bake in the oven for about 5 minutes so it softens.
scatter some brie over the top. drizzle with some vanila liquer.
sprinkle with chopped walnuts and craisins.
put in the oven until the brie is melted.
SO. GOOD.0 -
Wow that pear-brie dish sounds amazing! I don't have any ripe pears right now, but this is definitely going on my "make" list!0
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I LOVE chips and salsa and the baked ones are good. Also Trader Joe's has a fat-free spicy bean dip that is so yummy!0
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I just saw a WW dip on FB that was just 1/2 nonfat greek yogurt and 1 TBSP of ranch dip mix. I made it and ate it with pepper slices. That was really good. There is another recipe I have used for something sweet and it's portion controlled too. It's 1 tub of fat free whipped cream (let it sit out of the freezer for a little bit but not completely thawed), 1/4 cup PB (I use simply jif) and chocolate syrup. Mix the pb and whipped cream then scoop that mix into a muffin pan (makes 8) then drizzle some of the syrup on top and freeze. Soooo good!0
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