List of Favorite Healthy Exchanges Recipes

Newsletters:  July 2004 - December 2004
   


July 2004 newsletter

Zucchini Tomato Quiche, p. 7
    (Last night I made [this].  It was so easy and delicious!!  Mine baked for about an hour 
     before it was done in the middle.)
Celebration Potato Salad, p. 11
    (OK JoAnna, it's a winner!!!  We've said we wanted a potato salad that has enough zing, 
     that reminds us of the deli's mustard potato salad.  This is it! It's a keeper and our 
     potato salad forever!!!)


 

August 2004 newsletter

RV Micro Brownies, p. 11    Yahoo Access
    (Today I made [these].  WOW -- They are SOOOO GOOD and only takes about 10 minutes to make 
     in the microwave.  If you like brownies or chocolate cake, give them a try.)
Cliff's Club Salad, p. 9
    (We liked this!  It was so easy to fix and so different from most of our keepers that we 
     decided it was a keeper for something different.  I like that it's low carbs, so I could 
     have a pretty good dessert!)
Skillet "Stuffed" Peppers, p. 4
    (These were excellent!  I love the taste but hate fighting with a green pepper shell.  This 
     gave the same taste, only with cheese!  I loved it.  (Charlie doesn't like green pepper, so 
     this was just for me and I froze the leftovers.  I think they'll disappear fast!))




September 2004 newsletter

Johnny Appleseed Coffee Cake, p. 9
    (Got my September newsletter today and decided to give [this] a try.  Yum!  Having a piece 
     now with my tea, and it's very light and moist.  It's going to be my breakfast, along with 
     a yogurt tomorrow morning, as well.  Certainly worth giving it a try folks.)
Summer Pesto Bread, p. 7     bread machine
    (If you have a bread machine, do try this.  It's a savory bread, very flavor full.)




October 2004 newsletter

Custard Apple Pie, p. 1
    (I tried [this], and the flavor was really good!  We gobbled that pie right down.)
Skillet Apple Pie Dumplings, p. 8
    (recipes that I like . . .  [This] is a favorite dessert at our house. It tastes very 
     fattening, but it isn't.)



November 2004 newsletter


                    
                   
                   
                     
                   
                   
                   
                   
                   
                   
                   
                   
                   
                   
                   
Easy Orange-Pineapple Muffins, p. 9
    (I made [these] for my daughter today.  Knowing she would like them.  They must have been 
     really good, cause I let them cool on the counter, and the dog managed to grab and eat 5 
     of them.  LOL  She did really like them!!!  What was left that is.)
 
       
 
     
  
Kielbasa Supper Skillet, p. 10
    (I also made [this].  My dh ate most of it.  It was really flavorful and filling.)
In A Hurry Spaghetti, p. 7
    (We both thought this was very good!  And it's so easy to make.  The only thing is that it 
     didn't have the protein to balance the carbs and make a complete meal.)
Traditional Pumpkin Pie, p. 11
    (Yep, this was just a simple, traditional pumpkin pie.  Good and easy. . . . I have re-thought 
     it and, Judy, I think the Pumpkin Pie should be added to my favorites.  I'm sure it's the 
     recipe I'll always use now.) 



December 2004 newsletter

Never Out of Style Soup, p. 9
    (This was a good, basic beef and veg. soup.  I think the tomatoes and beef broth really added 
     to the flavor.  Broth made it taste like it had simmered all day.  Charlie really liked it too 
     and wanted it as a keeper.)
Italian Fried Steak with Gravy, p. 4
    (We really liked this.  It was unusual seasonings, easy, and good.)

Soft Chocolate Chippers, p. 1