Middle-EasternWithout a doubt, one of the most enjoyable aspects of exploring Middle Eastern culture is the food. Here is my collection of Middle Eastern Recipes that are all revamped to be low in Weight Watchers Points, but still taste amazing!
Grilled Chicken Recipe with Spiced Mint Yogurt – 5 Point TotalPosted by: LaaLoosh in 5 Point, Chicken, Dinner, Grilling, Healthy, Indian Recipes, Main Dish, Middle-EasternThis amazing yummy, and unique chicken recipe is a fabulously healthy and delicious meal that has just a 5 Point Total per serving. With a bit of Indian flair, this Mint Yogurt Grilled Chicken Recipe is easy to prepare and incredibly flavorful.
Middle Eastern Pumpkin Hummus Recipe – 2 Point TotalPosted by: LaaLoosh in 2 Point, Appetizer, Dressing, Sauce, Gravy and Dip, Healthy, Low Calorie, Middle-Eastern, Pumpkin, Side Dish, Snack, Vegan, VegetarianTraditional hummus recipes get a new twist with this flavorful version! When I found this pumpkin hummus recipe, I was really excited to give it a try! I love hummus, and even though it’s good for you, it tends to be pretty caloric, which can really rack up those weight watchers points. Turkish Salad Recipe, Salat Turki – 3 Point TotalPosted by: LaaLoosh in 3 Point, Dinner, Healthy, Jewish, Low Calorie, Middle-Eastern, Salad, Side Dish, Vegan, Vegetable, VegetarianOn one of my trips to the Middle East, I discovered the amazing concept of salads that don’t involve lettuce. They are so different from the American concept of traditional salads, and they are WAY healthier and yummier! Consisting of a vast variety of different vegetables, Middle Eastern Salads are a real treat to the palate and to the waistline! Shakshooka Recipe – Spicy Tomatoes and Eggs Breakfast from IsraelPosted by: LaaLoosh in 3 Point, Breakfast, Egg, Healthy, Low Calorie, Middle-Eastern, Stew, Tomato, VegetarianThe first time my fiancé made this dish for me, I was blown away by how incredibly healthy and low calorie it is. Shakshooka is a hot and spicy traditional dish that originates from Israel which consists mostly of tomatoes and eggs. But my fiancé has enhanced the traditional Shakshooka recipe with some tasty (and healthy) additions. His version of Shakshuka is astoundingly low calorie, and the nutritional statistics make it one of the healthiest home-cooked meals I’ve ever had.
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