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Welcome to the new DiabetesCare.net Recipe Center. We make finding diabetic friendly recipes fun and easy with our all new search tools and more.
Welcome to the new DiabetesCare.net Recipe Center. We make finding diabetic friendly recipes fun and easy with our all new search tools and more.
This recipe is easy to make and a great presentation for family and friends alike!
This is a yummy stir fry that can be serve with tofu, chicken or shrimp. It is really easy to make!
Asparagus are so elegant. This recipe is great to serve for guest or anytime.
Cauliflower is great for a low carb diet, but is often bland. Not with this recipe! Garlic, paprika, red wine vinegar, cayenne pepper and salt and pepper give it lots of flavor and nutrition. There are two main ingredients in cauliflower, and all of the cruciferous family, that are the main disease fighters. These are indole-3-carbinol, or 13C, and the photonutrient sulforaphane. Cauliflower also contains vitamin C and folate.
Add a fiesta flair to your green beans! Bell pepper and tomatoes seasoned with basil, rosemary and pepper. Very healthy and very good. Green Beans are a good source of fiber and vitamin C and also contain calcium, magnesium, zinc and Vitamin A. Also is a source of folate which supports DNA synthesis and new cell formation.
A dish brimming with healthful vegetables! Colorful peppers, zucchini, squash, snow peas, mushrooms and seasoned with garlic, soy sauce, Worcestershire and your favorite herbs. Diets rich in fruits and vegetables may reduce the risk of some types of cancer and other chronic diseases. Vegetables also provide essential vitamins and minerals, fiber and other substances that are important for good health.
Simple green beans never tasted so good. This dish offers a great way to get some green vegetables into your family members' diets.
It is easy, quick, and always a crowd pleaser.
Reduced fat cream cheese and light or fat free mayonnaise keep the fat out while adding a nice creamy texture. Horseradish and parsley or dill sprigs jazz these up.
Cook up some nice, lean bacon crisp, use fat free evaporated milk, egg substitute, add some Parmesan, season and presto - a fantastic spaghetti squash guilt free!
Enhance your meal with this broccoli side dish that is rich in vitamins A and C.
Pickle your own baby carrots! These are delicious with the additions of dried dill weed and mustard seed. The solution is made of cider vinegar, pickling spices and whole black peppercorns.
Acorn squash baked tender then cooked with apple, raisins and walnuts. Maple syrup is added at the end of cooking time for the finishing touch.
Make broccoli better than ever with chopped pecans, breadcrumbs, marjoram, chervil, parsley and salt and pepper to taste.
Healthy bell peppers stuffed with lean ground beef mixed with sloppy joe seasoning and tomato sauce. Delicious.
Fried zucchini is great but frying isn`t so try this stir-fried zucchini recipe and enjoy a similar taste without the health threats.
Most quesadillas send your calorie budget through the roof because of all the cheese. This vegetable-stuffed version uses fat-free cream cheese and sweet peppers, saving you calories and fat. (NOTE: 6" flour tortillas used, 1 red and 1 green pepper used salsa not included in the analysis)
Greek Green Beans Diabetic Recipe makes a very healthful side dish with a wonderful Greek cuisine taste.
Eggplant - or zucchini if you prefer - in a satisfying meatless casserole sesasoned with oregano and parsley. Swiss and Parmesan cheese complement.