Whether you celebrate Chinese New Year or you just love Chinese food, try these dumplings. One of the "lucky" foods for the Chinese holiday, dumplings represent "wealth" and with this easy recipe, you are taking steps toward better health, too!
Here’s a healthy soup that’s quick and easy. For a creamy tomato soup without high fat, add almond, rice or soy milk.
Accented with the deep flavors of coffee and chocolate, this sirloin tip beef stew is a hearty dinner for a winter night. The tender beef will taste like it was cooking all day, but it can be ready in about an hour.
The mellow flavors of leeks and cauliflower make this a satisfying soup for lunch or a light dinner. Just a touch of coconut milk gives the soup a creamy texture without a lot of fat.
Get Buffalo wings flavor without Buffalo wings fat. Try these spicy chicken tenders marinated in buttermilk and hot sauce for a tasty, low-fat crowd pleaser.
A hearty chili is even better when it’s healthy, too. This quick, easy chili recipe is made with lean ground turkey and can be ready in 30 minutes.
If you are looking for a vegetarian entree this holiday season, it doesn’t get better than this. Stuffed with creamy mozzarella and ricotta cheese and spinach, your guests will never know that these Spinach Stuffed Shells are low fat.
Healthy zucchini replaces potatoes in these flavorful latkes with smoked salmon. Pair them with a tossed salad for a heart-healthy brunch or light lunch.
If you don’t want to battle with an entire turkey, making a turkey breast is an easy alternative. Plus, a turkey breast is all white meat, a healthier option than higher-fat dark meat. A 6-lb bone-in breast will serve 8 people.
These barley stuffed peppers make a great vegetarian entrée that packs a high-fiber punch. You’ll never miss the beef with the low-fat, high-protein bean and barley stuffing. The high fiber in barley may help stave off hunger and studies have also found that barley may reduce bad cholesterol and triglycerides.