Vegan Southern-Style Cornbread Dressing
I recently realized that I’ve never posted the one dish that we had every Thanksgiving and Christmas when I was growing up–Cornbread Dressing. That’s mainly because I’ve always counted on my mother to make it. Even after I became vegetarian, my mother would set aside part of the dressing before she added the giblets or oysters or shrimp and bake it with vegetable broth separately for my vegan family and me. But because it’s a dish I love so much, I wanted to share it with you, so I took on the responsibility of making it myself this year.
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105 Healthy Recipes for Every Holiday Menu
The winter holiday season has arrived! These yearly festivities are a wonderful time to celebrate with family and friends. Do the tasty treats at holiday gatherings ever challenge your waistline or blood sugar level? You’re not alone! A little menu planning will help you enjoy your holiday favorites without wrecking your health.
We’ve put together a list of our favorite healthy recipes that you can feel good about eating, many of them straight from the kitchens of our students and graduates. We encourage you to bookmark this page and share it with friends and families throughout the holiday season. Whatever your dietary preference, there’s a little something for everyone to enjoy!
Blue Cheese ‘n’ Chops
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Kick up the flavor with this herb-rubbed pork chop on a bed of cheesy rice. It comes together delicious and healthy. This pork chop is low in fat. It loaded with 9 g. and 5 g. of total fat and sat fat, respectively. But it is a high protein recipe, owing to the presence of red meat.
Blueberry-Peach Cobbler
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Here’s a simple cobbler that beautifully combines the flavors and colors of two fruits. Blueberries and peaches get messy together in this summer cobbler. While cobbler is in the oven, the smell of this baking will have your mouth watering. Serve warm with cream or ice cream.
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The What’s On Your Plate? Photo Contest Winners!
To celebrate National Nutrition Month in March, we held a contest asking people to take a picture of what’s on their plate. We receieved tons of great photos, full of colorful, healthy, and delicious food! We then opened voting to the public, and three winners were chosen based on their photos. Below are the photos, and the recipes, that had our Facebook fans hungry for some healthy, well-balanced meals! Thank you to everyone who participated in the What’s On Your Plate? Photo Contest!
1st Place: Grilled Tofu with Steamed Vegetables, Barley and Sweet Corn
By Vanesa Dejanovic
Apple Crumble
Fall brings in all things warm and snuggly and this Apple Crumble definitely fits the bill! This Apple Crumble is just as easy as it is fast to make! It’d be the perfect dessert to make when you have unexpected company around the Holidays! For more free healthy recipes, cooking tips and tutorials go to www.favediets.com Go to my blogspot for the Full Recipe, Pictures and Nutritional Facts rockybarragan.blogspot.com Where to find me: www.facebook.com twitter.com INGREDIENTS Apple – 1/2 an Apple Wheat Germ – 2 TBL Cinnamon – 1 TSP Truvia – 1 Packet I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter Spray – 10 Sprays RECIPE Peel, core and chop your apple into chunks. Place in a microwavable dish and let’s get started on our Crumble. In another dish mix together your Wheat Germ, Cinnamon and Truvia. Now spray down your Apple with I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter Spray and top it off with your Crumble. Pop in the microwave for approximately 2 minutes, serve and enjoy! NUTRITION FACTS 95 Calories 1 Fat 5.5 Fiber 3 Protein 17 Carb 8.5 Sugar