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Tip 1 : For an easy supper--slow cook skinned chicken pieces, veggies, and seasonings in reduced-sodium chicken broth.
Tip 2 : For a plant-based protein meal, try bean burgers, lentil burgers, or pita halves with falafel (spicy ground chick pea patties).
Tip 3 : Corn is a great and affordable vegetable to cook all year long. Buy it fresh, frozen, or canned!
Tip 4 : Use low-fat buttermilk in pancakes or waffles for a weekend brunch. Look for recipes online.
Tip 5 : For dessert, make a sugar-free chocolate or butterscotch pudding with fat-free or low-fat milk. Check online for recipes.
Tip 6 : Try mixing different textures of fruits. For example, apples are crunchy, bananas are smooth and creamy, and oranges are juicy.
Tip 7 : Applesauce isn't just for snacks! Use it in place of some oil when baking. Experiment--replace some oil with the same amount of applesauce!
Tip 8 : Broil lean beef cuts--sirloin, top round, or flank steak. Sliced into strips, it�s great on a salad, sandwich or by itself.
Tip 9 : A chicken salad with chicken breast chunks, Romaine lettuce, veggies, and a vinaigrette makes a great lunch or dinner.
Tip 10 : Search for recipes online to make some of your favorite vegetables.