865 easily adaptable watchers Recipes

anchovies (with or without capers), creme fraiche or 2 tbsp greek yogurt, leeks, white parts only, sliced thinly, pizza dough (easily obtained at an italian bakery) or 1 lb bread dough (easily obtained at an italian bakery)

minced fresh garlic, minced fresh thyme leave, minced fresh rosemary leaf (or tarragon), minced fresh parsley, freshly grated parmesan cheese (or try feta cheese!), extra-large eggs , cold from the fridge so they will transfer easily (or use large eggs), half-and-half or 2 tbsp heavy cream or 2 tbsp whole milk, unsalted butter (or use smart balance margarine-healthier), kosher salt, fresh ground black pepper, toasted french bread , for serving (or brioche)

butter or 1 1/2 tsp margarine, apple, peeled, cored and cut into rings, sugar, divided, egg, separated, grated lemon peel, vanilla extract, all-purpose flour

a pineapple or many., i also like to smell the bottom and catch a nice fragrance. if two pull leaves easily i will take the 1 with the most fragrance.

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potatoes (white , yukon or red), unsalted butter, kosher salt (we find 2 a bit too salty), fresh ground pepper, fresh herbs (your preference, parsley, chives, dill)

new potatoes (red and or or yellow ), white pearl onion (use cippolini onions if you can get them), extra virgin olive oil, dried rosemary, salt, fresh ground black pepper

warm water, instant coffee granules, good quality, all-purpose flour (replace 3/4 cup of white flour with whole wheat), baking powder, baking soda, eggs (3/4 cup eggbeaters), granulated sugar (i used 1/2 cup splenda granulated and 1/4 cup splenda brown sugar blend), vanilla extract, salt, vegetable oil, semi-sweet chocolate chips

lukewarm milk, melted unsalted butter, salt, granulated sugar, egg, instant potato flakes, bread flour, instant yeast, semolina (can use cornmeal, but burns more easily than , you also can use farina a.k.a. cream of wheat)

whole wheat flour, salt, stevia, baking powder, applesauce (used -- lucky leaf natural apple sauce), almond milk (unsweetened ), butter (used -- smart balance light y spread with flax), pure vanilla extract, lemon juice, fresh raspberry

thai sweet rice (aslo called sticky rice ), water, ripe mango , cur into bite-size pieces (look for mangos that are fragrant and easily bruised, or 1 package frozen mangos can be use), brown sugar, coconut milk (good quality ), salt plus pinch, coconut flavoring, vanilla, cornstarch dissolved in 2 tbsp. water

sweet potatoes , baked until a easily pierced with a knife, garlic cloves, peeled, heavy cream, sambal, butter, salt and black pepper to taste

heavy cream, garlic cloves, peeled, sweet potatoes , baked until a easily pierced with a knife, sambal, butter, salt and black pepper, to taste

warm (110of) water, molasses, active dry yeast, salt, whole wheat flour, plus additional for rolling and kneading, nonstick olive oil spray, cornmeal, low-fat store-bought marinara sauce , such as trader joe s, shredded reduced-fat mozzarella cheese , such as weight watchers, grated parmigian-reggiano, torn fresh basil leaves, cremini mushrooms, thinly sliced (about 2 cups), low-fat turkey sausage , such as butterball, crumbled and cooked (about 1 1/ 3 cups), whole bottled peperoncini , such as b & g, stems removed and cut into 1/4-inch slices, shredded reduced-fat mozzarella cheese , such as weight watchers, grated parmigiano-reggiano

lebanese bread, tomato paste, pumpkin, chopped & steamed, watchers lean chicken, watchers grated tasty cheese, black olives

wheat bran, whole wheat flour, brown sugar, skim milk, egg, canola oil, carrots, shredded, raisins, salt, baking soda, baking powder, cinnamon, ginger

corn tortillas, enchilada sauce, cheddar cheese, vegetable broth, sweet pepper, onions, garlic, bulgur wheat, dry, lentils, dry, light ricotta cheese, cumin, coriander, salt to taste

sliced pancetta, coarsely chopped, unsalted butter, parsnips, peeled , quartered lengthwise, cored, then cut crosswise into 1/4-inch-thick pieces, dried egg fettuccine or taglierini, chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley, grated parmigiano reggiano