Try sitting down with your family for more than special meals or just for dinner. Enjoying seated meals as part of your daily regimen helps to establish a slower and more thoughtful approach to eating. These are simple ideas for satisfying, low-cal and low-fat breakfasts, lunches and snacks that are best enjoyed with the whole family.
An unusual mix using cottage cheese, sour cream and blueberries creates savory, good-for-you pancakes that are cooked in the oven in less than 10 minutes. Top with more fresh fruit for a filling, low-fat breakfast.
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Grilled Chicken Salad with Herb-Sherry Vinaigrette
Grilled Chicken Salad with Herb-Sherry Vinaigrette
Making your own vinaigrette is quick and easy -- not to mention much healthier and less expensive than buying bottled dressings, which are often high in saturated fat and contain preservatives. Pour it over greens and leftover chicken for a simple but delicious lunch.
A wholesome, lighter chili that's still hearty can be made by replacing beef with chicken and adding nutrient-packed cannellini beans and fresh veggies. Adjust the heat by leaving out the jalape?o if you or your kids don't like too much spice. The lime juice gives it a delicious zest and depth of flavor.
This is a simple, nourishing and veggie-packed lunch that your kids will actually eat: Our light-mayo mixture adds flavor without adding too many unnecessary calories or fat.
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