Such a genius idea — and a great way to sneak in some healthy fats and
protein in a pasta dish!
Not exact matches
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pasta with zoodles, fish, Greek Yogurt, high
protein pasta dish, high
protein pasta meal, julienne vegetable peeler, less is more,
pasta, pesto, reducing carbs
in pasta dishes, summer produce, white fish, zoodles, zucchini
Traditional Cobb salad meets
pasta in this
protein - packed one
dish meal.
Add
protein to a vegan
pasta dish by using a low - fat houmous
in the sauce.
This
pasta dish is filled with all good things for your heart health, and is low
in calories yet still so filling from the combination of
protein from the shrimp and whole wheat
pasta along with the good fat from the avocado.
Using corkscrew
pasta is a great idea because
in one
dish you're getting a
protein, carb, and a veggie so no sides are necessary.
By adding
in extra
protein and tons of fresh veggies you get the satisfaction of a loaded
pasta dish without all of the added carbohydrates.
It works well
in soup, casseroles, cold
pasta salads, or as a simple side
dish to your
protein of choice.
It is the perfect side
dish, way richer
in proteins and generally more nutritious than rice or
pasta.
Chopped sardines are perfect for topping salads or adding extra flavor to
pasta and vegetable
dishes in the place of other flavorful, high - cholesterol
proteins, like bacon.
In the United States, the typical meal contains a
protein source, a vegetable
dish and a high - carbohydrate side
dish, usually rice, potatoes or
pasta.
Lentils are often mixed with grains, such as einkorn berries, rice or small
pasta, which results
in a complete
protein dish.
Served
in a relaxed, loft - style atmosphere, guests enjoy a rich paring of
pasta,
protein, and fish
dishes prepared from garden fresh ingredients.