SaladFor anyone who is trying to eat healthy, salads are pretty much a staple food. But they don’t always have to be boring! Checkout my sampling of exciting and delicious salads that are so good for you, and of course, are low in Weight Watchers Points. Any of these yummy salad recipes are sure to add some variety to any meal.  Spicy Green Salad Recipe – 1 Points +Posted on January 25th, 2012I love salads, but I often tire of the same old salad recipes with the same old salad dressings. This delicious Spicy Green Salad Recipe I learned from my father-in-law, who makes the most amazing salads I’ve ever had with just the simplest of ingredients. Full of fresh herbs, crisp romaine lettuce and spicy jalapenos, this low calorie salad definitely does not lack flavor!  Tabbouleh Recipe with Quinoa – 4 Points +Posted on January 16th, 2012I love to experiment with Quinoa in a variety of different Weight Watchers Recipes. It’s so good for you, and I really enjoy the flavor and texture. When I used it instead of couscous in a traditional Tabbouleh recipe, I was thrilled with the end result.  Basic Tuna Salad Recipe – 3 Points +Posted on January 9th, 2012The perfect quick and healthy lunch idea, this Basic Tuna Salad Recipe is so easy to make and is so tasty! Made with non-fat Greek yogurt instead of mayo, this version is a LOT lighter than traditional tuna salad recipes. The fresh lemon and tang of the yogurt helps to give it a very similar flavor to the mayo version.  Pear, Quinoa, and Spinach Salad Recipe – 4 Points +Posted on November 4th, 2011Treat yourself to this delicious and easy Autumn inspired Pear, Quinoa, and Spinach salad for just 4 Points + per serving. Fresh and light, this quinoa salad makes a wonderful low calorie side dish recipe to serve with a variety of Fall meals, or as a non-traditional Thanksgiving dish. Sep 12 2011 Mediterranean Tuna Salad Recipe – 5 Points +Posted on September 12th, 2011This low calorie salad recipe puts a delicious Mediterranean spin on traditional tuna salad recipes. Light and fresh, it’s loaded with fiber and protein, making it an ideal Weight Watchers Recipe. It’s an entree sized salad – about 2.5 cups for the serving size, so it’s definitely satisfying. And the whole serving has just 5 Points +!  Creamy Coleslaw Recipe – 2 Points +Posted on August 15th, 2011Coleslaw is pretty much always a staple at any summer picnic or BBQ. And if you are a Weight Watcher, most of those coleslaw recipes can have some pretty scary stats. But try making this slimmed down version instead, and you’ll satisfy your craving for crisp and creamy coleslaw, but you’ll only be sacrificing 2 Points + for each 1 cup serving!
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