A flaky crust surrenders to a warm veggie-and-chicken mixture infused with a savory sauce. Even better, this makeover is smarter than the classic version. Dig deep.
I really love to eat this in the summer for a nice light dinner. I got it from the Mission Foods website but I tweeked it a little bit. This can be made without the chicken for a veggie dinner.
Serving up a tasty meal for 2? Say so long to takeout. Toss snap peas and peppers with juicy steak, noodles and a peanut sauce for a surprisingly better-for-you dish.
This Sassy Ham & Apple Coleslaw Sandwich recipe contains lettuce leaves, oscar mayer smoked ham, sandwich rolls, miracle whip dressing, red cabbage and more.
Chicken in tomato sauce topped with cheese is a home run anyway. But wait until they see you hid even more cheese inside. They'll love every melty, deliciously saucy bite.
Low-cal Mexican bake. Yes, really. Remind yourself you're eating smart as you dig into layers of tortilla, salsa, beef and veggies. (Your brain might tell you you?
Smart and sassy, with a creamy Miracle Whip Dressing, this potato salad is made to be mobile. It's bound to make an appearance on every potluck table in town.
Very good! Just the right amount of sauce. Will make this again! Great and quick!! Those are just a few of the accolades this smart stir-fry has received from cooks like you.
This pastry-wrapped main dish is a creative way to use up your Thanksgiving leftovers. It combines turkey, stuffing, gravy, vegetables and cranberry sauce in individual "pot pies".
This Italian Chopped Salad recipe contains boneless skinless chicken breasts, pasta, kraft zesty italian dressing, kraft cheese, kraft grated parmesan cheese and more.
Can you imagine if the crusty-crunchy chicken Parm with silky, creamy sauce you order whenever you see it on a menu were made to fit your healthy eating plan? You're welcome.
Grilling peppers, squash, and whatever other veggies you love over medium heat keeps the delicious factor high. Add zesty dressing and you've got a super-easy, smart side.
