Guiltless baked mac n cheese
frugalmomsrock
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This is a whole grain low fat version of my mom's amazing baked mac n cheese.
1 (12-14 oz) box of whole wheat pasta, cooked according to directions on package
1.5 7 oz. bags of Kraft fat free cheddar cheese
2 large, whole eggs (or you can use 1/2 c. egg substitute)
1.5 c. fat free cottage cheese (I use Breakstones)
1/4 tsp salt (I like Redmond's real salt)
1/4 cup minced sweet onion
1 cup reduced fat plain greek yogurt (I like Cabot)
1 TBSP garlic POWDER (not garlic salt!)
Mix cheese, eggs, yogurt, onion, and cottage cheese with seasonings (add pepper if you like it also). Mix in cooked pasta. Pour into greased 9x13 inch baking dish. Cover with foil. Bake at 350 for 30 minutes.
Serves 12 (as a side, or you can serve in larger portions as your main dish).
Each 12 portion serving has approximately:
200 calories (will depend on the brands you use, regular eggs or substitute, etc)
2 g fat
17 g protein
3 g fiber
411 mg sodium (your content will vary depending on brands used)
44 mg cholesterol
1 (12-14 oz) box of whole wheat pasta, cooked according to directions on package
1.5 7 oz. bags of Kraft fat free cheddar cheese
2 large, whole eggs (or you can use 1/2 c. egg substitute)
1.5 c. fat free cottage cheese (I use Breakstones)
1/4 tsp salt (I like Redmond's real salt)
1/4 cup minced sweet onion
1 cup reduced fat plain greek yogurt (I like Cabot)
1 TBSP garlic POWDER (not garlic salt!)
Mix cheese, eggs, yogurt, onion, and cottage cheese with seasonings (add pepper if you like it also). Mix in cooked pasta. Pour into greased 9x13 inch baking dish. Cover with foil. Bake at 350 for 30 minutes.
Serves 12 (as a side, or you can serve in larger portions as your main dish).
Each 12 portion serving has approximately:
200 calories (will depend on the brands you use, regular eggs or substitute, etc)
2 g fat
17 g protein
3 g fiber
411 mg sodium (your content will vary depending on brands used)
44 mg cholesterol
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I was just looking for a healthy mac n cheese recipe thanks a bunch0
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mmm thanks!0
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bump! need to make this sometime0
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Like this recipe. I make Mac n Cheese with eggs and milk (usually 1%) instead of a white sauce which is somewhat similar. I now use whole wheat noodles and sometimes use part skim ricotta. I make sure that if I use low fat cheese it doesn't have added salt. I have even sometimes put spinach in as well. Thanks for sharing. Makes me a bit curios abuot the original.0
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I think I'm in love! THANKS!0
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Yummy...thanks for sharing!!0
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Sounds great!0
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mmm!!0
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Saving this for a day I have enough self-control to not eat the entire thing!0
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Where can you buy fat free cheese in the UK?0
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Bump!!! Thank you for the recipe!!!0
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sounds great! but what does bump mean????0
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Bump! I love mac n cheese with a passion.0
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Not a big fan of cottage cheese. Could I get away with subbing it for more greek yoghurt?0
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Thanks for sharing0
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