Yummy low calorie recipes and snacks?

I just made an filling meal of Vietnamese rice paper rolls. The way I made it it was 178 calories for three of them.

I made up my own recipe with artificial crab (I've made them before), but they're similar to this:

http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Shrimp-Rice-Paper-Rolls-with-Vietnamese-Dipping-Sauce-107683

I used raw bok choy, kale, and mung bean sprouts with artifical crab. I served them with dipping sauce I made from a plum and some fresh pineapple and onion. It took 15 minutes. My son and husband love them.

smoked salmon or roast beef roll ups, I love them.

Take a salmon or roast beef slice, put a bit of mustard or feta cheese, and roll it around spinach or lettuce, a couple of slices of bell pepper and celery. 2 oz of salmon is about 100 cals, and the rest has almost no calories. I think I could eat this every night!

this is a very filling snack / meal. You have to eat it hot or it doesn't taste that good. This makes a ton so you can just refrigerate it then heat it up in the microwave when ready to eat a serving:

Oatmeal soup (makes about 8 servings (172 gram/serving):
3 cups chopped celery
4-1/2 cups almond milk (the 60 cal/cup version, non flavored)
1-1/2 cups rolled oats
2 tsp vanilla extract / flavoring
1 cup frozen berry mix (per serving)

In a medium saucepan, bring almond milk to a boil. Add celery; boil for 1 minute. Stir in oats, simmer for at least 5 minutes. I usually let it sit until the oatmeal gets very thick (I tend to let it refrigerate overnight before I eat it). When ready to eat, spoon about 172grams over 1 cup of frozen berry mix and microwave until warmed through. The way I make it is 170 calories per serving and it is very filling. You could easily double this serving size for a larger meal, or add something different to it. It is great for breakfast.

Thank you! Sounds yummy, I will definitely try that!

Here is one I saw someone post on FB today... going to try it also!!
Lettuce Wraps: Apples, Chicken & Grapes in Lettuce: 1/2 cup chopped cooked chicken breast, 3 tablespoons chopped Fuji apple, 2 tablespoons chopped black or red grapes, 2 tablespoons Almond Butter, 1 tablespoon mayonnaise, 2 teaspoons honey, Iceberg lettuce.

Here is link to picture. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151107583590390&set=a.10150276056280390.377737.322157245389&type=1&theater

My husband makes those all the time, although we use cabbage leaves instead of lettuce. They are great. You can use jicama and chicken and onions (with raisins) if you want instead. We dip them in duck sauce.

Make a tinfoil wrap
I use chopped tomato, broccoli, peppers, cauliflower, onion, carrots and anything else I can find in my kitchen, along with herbs, a little salt and LOTS of garlic...mix that all together with half a chopped up chicken breast (or whole) and a tbsp (or more...I use more...) of pesto, wrap the lot in tinfoil and put it in the oven for 20ish mins...all cooks together and absorbs flavours, especially the pesto flavour hehe.
That in itself is a super filling meal (using the whole chicken breast), but you could also put it with some wholegrain toast or pasta or in a wholegrain tortilla wrap and probably still be under the 300 calories if you only use the half chicken breast.
I make this A LOT!

I have found some really great recipes on Pinterest. Also the website 'shrinkingkitchen' has some great meal plans & includes all the nutritional info.