Now that new year's feasting and Yom Kippur's fasting is over I will hopefully be making more new dishes for the fall season. The latest reason for no new posts...Repeat Cooking! There have been so many wonderful recipes that I've tried that it is really hard not to re-make things to savor again and again...at any rate this dish is from a new cookbook that my mom sent me, "WW Annual Recipes for Success 2006." If I have never told you before W is a sucker for Chinese food...as is my stepfather! This recipe will satisfy the Chinese food lover in your life, Shrimp Fried Rice with Edamame is a great and easy way to bring vegetables, protein and grain all together in a meal and have it actually taste good! The key ingredient in this dish is the sesame oil...for those thinking of skipping out, don't! The inclusion of sesame makes this rice meal resemble our greasy take-out favorites more than if you stick to just the rice. So for only 6pts per serving, gotta try: Shrimp Fried Rice with Edamame
This blog is dedicated to all of those whom grew up understanding that the essential ingredient in any recipe is good butter. That serving more than one starchy carb per meal passes as ideal country cuisine and the inclusion of a leafy vegetable manifests as greens marinated in fat back. If any of this sounds like you then please join me as I learn how to cook all over again using the healthy principles found in the Weight Watchers manifesto. Good Luck!
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
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