Authors: Sara Hughes,Heather Klein,Eunice Hines,Una Soto
Tags: #Cookbooks; Food & Wine, #Baking, #Cookies, #Kitchen Appliances, #Slow Cookers, #Health; Fitness & Dieting, #Diets & Weight Loss, #Other Diets, #Diets
Slow Cooker
Cooking and Recipes for Weight Loss: 60 Simple and Easy Recipes
Table of Contents
5. Teriyaki Rice and Vegetables
7. Island Spicy Black Bean Soup
11. Beef, Shitake Mushroom and Bacon Soup
19. Mediterranean Turkey and Rice
20. Rosemary Balsamic Pork Roast with Jasmine Rice
21. Pork, Pineapple and Peppers
22. Apple Spiced Pork Shoulder
Chapter
4–
Beef, Venison and Lamb
32. Wild Rice With Fresh Basil And Corn
33. Cheese And Pasta Casserole
34. Risotto With Barley And Butternut Squash
35. Cannellini Bean And Mushroom Stroganoff
36. Hot Pot of Smoky Beans And Vegetables
38. Salmon Fillets With Vegetables
40. Shrimp And Rice Cajun Style
43. Risotto With Shrimp, Artichoke And Barley
46. Chickpea and Vegetable Curry
47. Vegetable and Chicken Curry
51. Mushroom and Chicken Curry
52. Coconut Chickpea Curry With Sweet Potatoes
53. Walnut Stuffed Apple Crisp
54. Chocolate Raspberry Tapioca Pudding
55. Reduced Fat Cinnamon Coffee Cake
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Thank you for downloading “Slower Cooker Recipes: 23 Proven Slow Cooker Recipes For Reducing Your Weight". For years I struggled with my weight. I’d lose weight, only to gain it back again. Sometimes I’d even gain back more than I had lost! I was so frustrated. But finally I found the perfect balance of the right foods to eat and exercise. Now I’m sharing the secrets to my success with you.
But first, let’s turn the clock back to two years ago. Back then I was 50 pounds overweight. As a busy wife and mom who had a hectic schedule, my family and I ate out quite a bit. It was just easier for us. Between working full time, keeping the trains running on time at home, soccer practice, ballet, playdates, etc. eating a nice, healthy home cooked meal was a luxury for us.
It was only when I went for my annual physical did I decide to make a change. After getting my blood work back, my doctor told me that I was pre-diabetic. That got my attention. Being pre-diabetic means that your blood sugar level is high, but not high enough to be diabetic yet. Basically, it means you’re on the road to becoming diabetic, unless you reverse course and start making better choices.
I thought about how years down the road, if I did become diabetic, how that would impact my husband and children. All the bad food choices that I had for my family out of convenience now felt like a slow poison. I knew I had to choose better for myself and for my family.
One of the biggest hurdles I faced was the limited amount of time I had to cook. I never really associated “healthy” foods as meals that were made in slow cookers. By experimenting and taking my favorite meals and making them slower cooker friendly, I found some amazing recipes that I plan on keeping in my meal rotations for years to come. I’ve refined and tweaked each recipe to make them healthy and they will help you lose weight.
What I learned through my journey is that often times, when we set a weight loss goal for ourselves, we go to an extreme. We restrict ourselves from our favorite foods and finally, we get frustrated because we feel deprived. Then we binge. And feel even worse. And the cycle goes on and on.
If you’re like me, you love your comfort food. And yes, when trying to lose weight, too much comfort food will derail your progress. What is special and exciting about these recipes that I am about to share with you is that I’ve built some comfort ingredients into the recipes. They are sprinkled in to increase flavor and trick your mind into not believing that you’re dieting. You will feel the pleasure and satisfaction from each meal
that you won’t want to overindulge
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By the time my weight loss journey was over, I had lost 65 pounds. I’m in the best shape of my life. I’ve learned portion control, which will be a big part of your success. The recipes in this book are portioned perfectly. In each serving of each recipe, you will enjoy a home cooked meal that literally takes minutes to put together. They will leave you feeling satiated and you will be well on your way to melting off the pounds!
In Chapter 1, you’ll learn how to make mouthwatering appetizers and sides like Honey Barbeque Meatballs and Teriyaki Mushrooms. In Chapter 2, you’ll learn all about how to make hearty soups and chilis like Skinny Minnie Chicken Soup and Firehouse Chili. You will love Chapter 3 on poultry and pork. You’ll learn how to make healthy one pot meals like Healthy Chicken a la King and Rosemary Balsamic Pork Roast. Chapter 4 on beef and lamb will be a hit as well, offering many different flavorings for more one pot meals. Classics like Pot Roast and Moroccan Lamb will become regular features on your meal rotation. To top it all off, I leave you with Chapter 5, which features some amazing, guiltless desserts like Reduced Fat Cinnamon Coffee Cake and Chocolate Raspberry Tapioca Pudding. And what’s truly incredible about these desserts is that they are all under 350 calories per serving. It’s all about moderation! Let’s get started!
Yield: 6 Servings
Ingredients:
6 bell peppers (green, red, orange and/or yellow)
1 lb lean ground turkey
¾ cups cooked brown rice
¾ cups cooked quinoa
1 15 ounce can diced tomatoes with Italian seasoning
3 tablespoons of ketchup
1 teaspoon salt
¾ teaspoon freshly cracked pepper
½ cup water
Directions:
In a large skillet over medium heat, cook ground turkey until cooked thoroughly.
In the meantime, cut the tops of the peppers off and set aside. Remove inside ribs and seeds of peppers.
In a large bowl, combine cooked turkey, rice, quinoa, diced tomatoes, ketchup, salt and pepper. Stuff mixture evenly in all the peppers. Place tops back onto peppers and set aside.
Pour ½ cup water into slow cooker. Place all the peppers into the crockpot. Cover and cook on low for 8 hours.