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30 Best Weight Loss Dinner Recipes of All Time

by admin February 6, 2019February 6, 2019

written by admin February 6, 2019February 6, 2019

30 Best Weight Loss Dinner Recipes of All Time

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21. Skinny Lemon Garlic Shrimp Caeser Salad

“Grilled and Skinny Lemon Garlic Shrimp Caesar Salad with a lightened up creamy Caesar dressing is a complete meal in a salad and a family favorite!” Recipe: cafedelites.com

22. One Pan Cod With Chorizo & Chickpeas

“It is one of the tastiest, healthiest and easiest meals on this blog and ready in about 30 minutes. Tomatoes, onions, peppers, chickpeas and cod spiced up with a little chorizo – basically summer on a plate.” Recipe: supergoldenbakes.com

23. BBQ Ribs With Asian Coleslaw

“My favourite, and most versatile, is the Heinz Classic Barbecue sauce which works both for marinating and as a dipping sauce. It is rich and smokey but not so spicy as to put off my notoriously fussy children. It worked an absolute treat as a ribs / chicken marinade – easiest BBQ dish I ever had to prepare by far.” Recipe: supergoldenbakes.com

24. Cheesy Pulled Pork, Black Bean And Avocado Quesadillas

“I used the slow cooker for the pulled pork as you can stick all the ingredients in and leave it to do all the work overnight. But you could also use shredded rotisserie chicken in place of it if you wanted a super-quick version of this recipe.” Recipe: supergoldenbakes.com

25. Thai Green Curry Chicken Meatballs

“This recipe for Thai Green Curry Chicken Meatballs was such a success that I have made it twice this past week. I used to use store-bought green curry paste in the past, but it doesn’t even come close to the homemade version.” Recipe: supergoldenbakes.com

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26. One Pan Honey Mustard Chicken & Potatoes

“Ah, Honey Mustard Chicken & Potatoes (One Pan). Honey mustard makes this chicken one of the best recipes I have on here. You know when you’re looking at a tray of meat (in this case, chicken), and you have NO idea what to make with it” Recipe: cafedelites.com

27. Crock Pot Cuban Pork Tacos

“Delicious and Easy Crock Pot Cuban Pork Tacos with fried plantains! These healthy crock pot pork tacos are light, citrusy, and naturally sweetened with a plantain cabbage topping. Naturally gluten free and wholesome. Perfect for week night family meals or for make ahead multiple meals!” Recipe: cottercrunch.com

28. Vegan Pad Thai

“Pad Thai (or Phad Thai) has been one of my favourite dishes for a while now. Apparently, it’s also one of the most popular Thai dishes outside Thailand so I’m hoping this simple recipe will be a welcome addition to the blog. It’s one of these dishes that are not that difficult to veganise.” Recipe: http://www.lazycatkitchen.com/vegan-pad-thai

29. Lemon Chicken & Asparagus Foil Packs

“Simple lemon chicken & asparagus foil packs are an easy and incredibly delicious 30-minute meal you can either grill, or bake any time of the year.” Recipe: bloglovin.com

30. Sicilian-Style Salmon With Garlic Mushrooms

“Bring the flavours of Siciliy to your plate with this simple fish supper.” Recipe: bbc.co.uk

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