Can the adults please smoke? (Pt.2) — Page 650

There are many lean cuisines with no meat. I have not tried them, but I know my wife likes many of them - noodles, rice and beans. Of course the sodium content is ridiculous!

1 sm. mozzarella cheese
2 (15 oz.) stewed tomatoes
1 (8 oz.) can tomato sauce
1 bunch spinach (washed & broken)
1/2 box lasagna noodles, cooked
1 (16 oz.) fat free cottage cheese
1 (16 oz.) fat free ricotta cheese
2 egg whites
1/2 tsp. Italian seasoning

Mix together in a bowl: cottage cheese, ricotta cheese, egg whites and Italian seasoning. Spray 9 x 13 inch pan with Pam and layer. Dot each layer with grated low fat mozzarella cheese. Save some for top. Bake on roast in microwave for 25 minutes. No salt in recipe, add salt and pepper to taste. Extra sauce can be added to top. Sauce can also be made with fresh tomatoes, bell pepper and onion simmered for 1 hour. 4 grams of fat per dish - less than 1 gram of fat per serving.

He cooks, cleans, and does windows. He can also julienne fries...

I would check on the lean cuisines then - because they are made in a factory with meat.

Empire has frozen meals which are fairly healthy -- I would suggest checking them out.

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pet owners resembling their pets? Tee hee

That's what I feel like right now, only I wish I were leaning into a goose down pillow.
My dog has it easy.

*drum roll*

And now, for your perusing and dining enjoyment, I present:

"Far less offensive dog's asses"

About as mature as, I don't know, say,

"Seeing the dog's ass is putting me off food right now though. "

The ignore function is a beautiful thing.

I am... just trying to tie up loose ends for a big day tomorrow...

I so need to improve my flexibility...

I always spend lots of time stretching before I run... but yoga flexibility is something I need to continue work on.

DD, that's great! I am very jealous that you get to meet them... I will send along hugs!

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I'll be in LA in September. For the Emmy's.

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