First and foremost, weelicious is about recipes for kids -- or at least that was the intention when I started this website for little ones almost four years ago. I dreamt of coming up with meal ideas that would appeal to kids and inspire them to eat foods that are not only good for them, but that taste delicious at the same time. Something has happen along the way, though. I've realized that we're all kids at heart and even adults love the idea of food that comes in interesting shapes, has bright colors, unique flavors or an engaging aspect to them. So, did I make these Italian Aspargus Sticks for: my kids or me and my hubby? The kids and I had...
This dish is perfect for hectic weeknights - you can sub in any cheese or veggie you have on hand and it will turn out just as nicely. Feel free to add any other preferred ingredients to make this dish a family-favorite.
Canned chipotles in adobo sauce lend mellow, smoky heat to quesadillas. Leftover chipotles (there are usually four or five in a can) can be wrapped in plastic wrap and frozen for future use.
The best ever tuna fish tuna salad sandwich. Uses tuna, canned or freshly cooked, cottage cheese, mayo, red onion, celery, capers, lemon, parsley, dill, and Dijon.
This tuna salad served atop toasted sourdough bread makes a satisfying lunch or dinner. The beans, tuna and walnuts offer interesting contrasts in texture, while providing fiber, protein and healthy fat.
Paleo Seared Ahi Tuna RecipeWith respect to beef, many consider tuna as the super meat. And true enough, this high-protein, low calorie meat is a superior substitute to red meat and poultry.
Sink your teeth into some delicious stuffed mushrooms... for a low, low calorie count! The Tuna Melt Stuffed Mushrooms are comfort-food heaven, and the Tex-Mex Mushrooms are ready to party.
Quick & easy healthy recipe, perfect for when you don't feel like cooking! High protein, low carb...On-the-go lunch or dinner idea for anyone! Fitness food!
Things are heating up a bit for a few characters (in both good and bad ways), so it’s not hugely surprising that one of Ivy’s tasks this week is to make a
