Weight Watchers Recipes - Healthy Food Recipes

Chicken Parmesan is one of my most favorite Italian recipes. And when I found this Weight Watchers crock pot recipe for it, I was so excited to give it a try! It’s amazing — so deliciously cheesy and yet it has just 6 Weight Watchers Points per serving. This traditional Italian recipe makes a a great dinner for the whole family. Try serving it up with a low calorie salad or some steamed vegetables. Or, serve it on top of a cup of 0 Calorie Miracle Noodles and Voila — a low calorie Italian feast for just a handful of Weight Watchers Points!

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There’s nothing that feels better when you’re sick (or really, anytime for that matter) than a good old fashioned bowl of homemade chicken soup. But with this Weight Watchers chicken noodle soup recipe, you can still enjoy a traditional homemade soup, yet still be able to avoid lots of extra fat and calories and stay within your Points range. Make a big batch of chicken noodle soup in your crock pot for the whole family! Or freeze individual servings for later — this is one of may favorite things to do. That way, you’ll have some prepared meals on hand for emergencies. And by emergency, I mean feeling too lazy to cook. You can just pop one out of the freezer and reheat! This Weight Watchers crock pot recipe is so easy to prepare and makes such a yummy, low calorie chicken soup!

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I love cooking with a crock pot — it’s just so fast and easy. And quite honestly, I’m lazy a lot of the time, so I just don’t always have the energy to prepare fancy, yet laborious meals. But since I’m following the Weight Watchers plan, cooking at home is the best and easiest way to control my Points. So all of these awesome Weight Watchers crock pot recipes have been my life saver :). And if you are a pasta lover like me, you know hard it is to find good pasta recipes that aren’t too many Points. This pasta crock pot recipe is truly one of my favorites. It’s so yummy and creamy and is such a great comfort food. It’s fast and easy to make and is a great dish to take along to a potluck. Each filling serving yields just 5 Weight Watchers Points so you won’t break your Points bank by digging in. If you want something hearty and filling but without the extra fat and calories, this low Points crock pot recipe is a must try! Give it a shot!

Continue reading Creamy Chicken and Mushrooms Macaroni Crock Pot Recipe - 5 Weight Watchers Points

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One of my most favorite 4th of July BBQ foods is a good old fashioned, fresh from the grill hamburger or cheeseburger! Unfortunately, those burgers can come with some pretty hefty nutritional stats. But my recipe is so amazingly delicious, it will knock your socks off! And don’t worry — it’s not a veggie burger or even a turkey burger — it’s a real, honest-to-goodness real beef hamburger! It’s the perfect Weight Watchers Fourth of July recipe to use if you are following the Weight Watchers plan, but still want to partake in all the holiday BBQ yumminess! This is definitely you’ll want to add to your 4th of July picnic’s menu!

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This cool, tangy, 0 Point salad is quick and easy to make, and it tastes great. Plus, it looks so light and refreshing! It’s a perfect side dish to serve with your Fourth of July BBQ meal. Loaded with tons of vitamins and minerals, this tomato and asparagus Weight Watchers salad recipe is not only low in Points, it’s healthy too. And it’s a great way to get a couple servings of your daily vegetables. So if you’re looking for a fast, fresh and healthy salad recipe to take top a 4th of July picnic, give this one a try!

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