By popular demand, I have gathered together a list of recipes that I used this week to make my OAMC meals. I have used lots of tried and true recipes that have been "lightened" up so that they fit into our Weight Watchers diet. For instance, in a lot of the recipes I cut the amount of cheese or ground beef in half, saving us lots of calories and WW points. I have plugged all of the meals into the WW recipe builder and have the points values listed in the recipes. These are certainly not fancy meals but they are definitely low on fat, calories, and sodium. I am blessed to have really non-picky-eating children so as long as they get an occasional "healthy" cookie, they are more than happy to eat things like beans and spinach and rice!
Spinach, Rice and Chicken Casserole - 3 points
Spaghetti Pie - 3 points
Corn Bread Muffins/Corn Dog Muffins - 3 points
You can go here to see tutorial on how to turn them into corn dog muffins. Also, if you use light hot dogs, the points value per muffin stays at just 3 points!
Zucchini Bread - 4 points
Healthy Chocolate Chip Cookies - 2 points
Crock Pot Low Fat Refried Pinto Beans - 2 points
Brown Bag Burritos - 3-4 points
(I followed this basic method for making and freezing burritos but used my own fillings. In half of them I used 1T. refried beans, 1T. cooked brown rice, 1 T. of ground beef and a sprinkle of cheese. These are 4 WW points. For the other half I just used 2T. refried beans, 2T. cooked brown rice and a sprinkle of cheese. These are 3 WW points.)
Money Saving Mom's Pizza Crust - 3 points
Money Saving Mom's Whole Wheat Waffles - 6 points
Baked Brown Rice - 2 points (per half cup serving)
Got a yummy, easy-to-freeze meal that you'd like to share? Please leave your recipe in the comments section!
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
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I am super excited about finding this idea on several blogs lately. I am THRILLED to find your WW friendly ones to!! I plan to give this a shot!!
ReplyDeleteSo I found your blog on Pinterest, I was just wondering if you have freeze your stuff bake. re: spinach casserole? or if you freeze it uncooked and take it out of the freezer to cook, also if you precook, once you take it from the freezer how do you bake?
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