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    What's for dinner?

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    • Posts: 295 Member
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      that does sound good! Can you post the recipe?

      I found it in the forums on skinnycrockpot.com


      4 skinless boneless chicken breasts, trimmed of fat
      1 cup applesauce (No Sugar Added)
      1/2 cup water
      small onion, sliced
      1 tablespoon minced garlic
      2 teaspoons apple cider or white vinegar
      pinch of cinnamon
      1/2 teaspoon black pepper
      pinch of red pepper flakes (optional)

      Place all ingredients in a slow cooker. Cover and cook for 3-4 hours on high or 6-7 hours on low.
    • Posts: 184 Member
      We're having baked egg rolls and fried rice. :)
    • Posts: 614 Member
      Thanks for the apple sauce chicken recipe. That sounds good. Think I'll make that this weekend.
    • Posts: 840 Member
      This:

      http://www.familycircle-digital.com/familycircle/201103?pg=156#pg156

      The mini meatball soup.

      I just checked this out....looks great!
    • Posts: 936 Member
      Panda Puffs with 1/2 tablespoon peanut butter, light soy milk, and 1/2 a banana. YUM.
    • Posts: 840 Member
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      A lighter version? Do you have a link to the recipe or can you post it? What makes it lighter?

      Thanks! :)

      there is a recipe going around in the recipes forum for a chicken cordon bleu casserole.....i made it the other night and it was really good!!
    • Posts: 90 Member
      I'm making Eggplant Parmesan for the 1st time !!
    • Posts: 840 Member
      mmmhhhh.......now I want egg rolls and fried rice! and eggplant parm, and fish, and soup! etc, etc, etc :bigsmile:

      thanks for sharing, I love seeing all the different things people make!
    • Posts: 29 Member
      Shrimp Rockefeller
    • Posts: 173 Member
      I am having weight watcher's potato soup and beef kiebalsa sausage. YUMMMO on a crisp Fall evening.
    • Posts: 106
      Homemade chicken pot pie. Just poached the chicken and waiting for it to cool down so it can be chopped up and assembled with the rest of the ingredients
    • Posts: 20 Member
      venison burgers from the bucks my husband shot last year :o) we live in Marquette, MI - and it snowed ALL day yesterday, so I know the cold and wanting to grill outside... we have a cast iron thing that goes over the stove to cook them on - or when all else fails, good 'ol George Forman ;o)
    • Posts: 376 Member
      Having this tonight with green beans and corn:
      http://www.eatingwell.com/recipes/oven_fried_chicken.html
    • Posts: 4,519 Member
      Bacon wrapped baked tilapia, potatoes, carrots
    • Posts: 134 Member
      Depending how hard I work out tonight...

      Either:

      Home Made Sweet Potato French Fries and a 93% lean Burger (GREAT workout)

      OR

      a Fresh Fruit Protein shake (good workout)
    • Posts: 558 Member
      Chicken and gnocchi soup

      Is that high in calories?? It sounds so gooood!! That's why i ask. :)
    • Posts: 155 Member
      I'm thinking Lasagna Pizza Roll-Ups!
    • Posts: 4
      I'm following Atkins so I am having Bacon and Eggs for dinner :smile:
    • Posts: 3,924 Member
      three shredded beef tacos, rice, with a protein shake, then a bolthouse farms mango protein smoothie to finish it off. Still need to find another ~300 calories to eat on top of that. Bleh.
    • Posts: 288
      Hubby and I are going on a dinner date to Ruby Tuesday :) not much help just wanted to share :)
    • Posts: 216 Member
      Barbecue chicken (crock pot), beef baked rice, mixed veggies, and grapes.
    • Posts: 4,519 Member
      I'm following Atkins so I am having Bacon and Eggs for dinner :smile:

      Not on atkins, but I had this yesterday
    • Posts: 467 Member
      a piece of lettuce... on top of the massive burger i plan on consuming.
    • Posts: 22
      Roast, red potatoes, and carrots from the crock pot!
    • Posts: 668 Member
      Pasta salad. I have it almost everyday and am not getting sick of it yet.
    • Posts: 36
      Turkey-Bean Chili Mix

      1 onion, diced
      2 bell peppers, one yellow, one green
      1.5 pounds of ground turkey
      2 14 oz cans of fire roasted tomatoes, undrained
      1 can black beans, partially drained
      1 can of refried beans with lime and chili
      spices (cumin, chili, garlic power, salt, pepper)
      1 lime, juiced

      In a medium-large cast iron pot, sautee onion and bell peppers in 1 T olive oil until soft. Set aside in a bowl.

      In the same pot, cook the turkey until browned. (I use low fat turkey, so I don't drain the pot before adding the next ingredients; adjust according to how much fat you want in your meal.) Add the onions and peppers back to the pot, add the cans of tomatoes, black beans and refried beans and stir until the refried beans heat and "melt" into the mix. Add spices and fresh lime to taste and heat through.

      Add any or all of the following toppings:

      sliced avocado
      shredded cheese
      chopped cilantro
      diced green onion
      sliced jalepenos
      sour cream (or plain Greek yogurt)

      Serve in a bowl, in a tortilla, or as a dip. I serve it in a bowl with a side salad of dark green and red lettuces.
    • Posts: 3
      im thinking Cod loin and grilled asparagus or roasted brussell sprouts!:smile:
    • Posts: 4
      :drinker: Chicken Cordon Bleu - lighter version, first time making it!

      sounds great - I've been wanting to make this but wondering how it won't blow the entire days calories!

      Tonight we're having lamb fillets smeared with mustard wrapped in streaky bacon and cooked on the BBQ.
    • Posts: 499 Member
      wow, I think I have a menu for a month now. Thanks everyone for the ideas.
      Hubby and the nine year old left to go deer hunting so me and the 2 younger girls had breakfast for dinner.
      Them : french toast with scrambled eggs and chocolate milk(non fat milk and 1/4 sugar chocolate powder).
      Me: 2 egg omelet with bell peppers, onion, tomato, spinach, and picante sauce I had chocolate milk as well...it was that kind of night! : )
    • Posts: 70 Member
      Jealous, hope it was fabulous :tongue:
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