The purpose of this article is to provide you with the comfort of stay at home recipes. During these difficult stay at home times, quite a few people who preferred to eat out, find themselves having to stay at home for their safety and well-being. Cooking may not be one of their strong points, but with simple, healthy, delicious recipes, anyone can overcome!
Below you will provide links to delicious recipes I have already shared to give you a head start. Then, my goal is to provide at least one or more recipes a month. Although most are low-calorie, not all are.
GLUTEN FREE
An entree that’s easy-to-prepare and healthy to boot won’t steer you wrong!
Gluten Free — Turkey & Apple Stuffed Acorn Squash
Whether or not you have a gluten sensitivity, this recipe is definitely a keeper and one you may want to consider with the approaching holidays.
farmer’s market treasures
Farmer’s Market Treasures for Italian Pasta Salad
I confess to being a pasta lover!
Farmer’s Market Fresh — Salsa Recipe
If you’re interested in a refreshing, easy to make treat, I recommend this salsa.
soups for the soul
This soup is one of my absolute favorite low calorie dishes. Feel free to spice it up with Hot Italian Sausage (my preference is chicken since it is lower in fat).
Mr. Bugs Had It Right — Carrot and Cashew Soup
A friend of mine shared this delicious soup recipe, but you’re in for an extra treat since this article gives you the skinny on carrots — a very versatile vegetable.
easy baking
When it comes to baking, my preference is definitely to make it easy.
The Ultimate 5 Week Bran Muffins
DEFINITELY COMFORT
There is nothing low calorie about Southern Tomato Pie, but it is absolutely delicious!
Southern Tomato Pie — Add to Your Summer Delight
Thanksgiving could never be the same without my mother’s heavenly turkey dressing. I only treat myself to this mouth watering pleasure once a year for obvious reasons — the calorie count.
Thanksgiving — Turkey Dressing Through the Generations
I hope you enjoy! Do you have a recipe you’d like to share?
(c) 2020 Karen Van Den Heuvel Fischer