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Applesauce
Unsweetened applesauce is good when trying to sneak in extra fruits into family dishes. I add applesauce to pancakes, brownies, and tomato based sauces.
Most of the time, people do not even notice applesauce has been added. Applesauce can provide a texture and body that purely heightens the dish. Applesauce is also good by itself, or with a little cinnamon added.
My Best Pancakes
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Ingredients
2 cups Aunt Jemima Whole Wheat Pancake mix
4 egg whites or 4 eggs worth of egg substitute
2 cups skim milk
2 cups unsweetened applesauce
4 mashed ripe bananas
1 T vanilla extract
2 T cinnamon
¼ c Splenda (optional)
Directions
Turn on griddle to medium temperature.
Mix all ingredients in large bowl.
Add milk or pancake mix to reach desired thickness.
Pour ¼ cup of batter onto griddle.
Cook remaining batter until batter is gone.
You can freeze these pancakes in baggies for a quick breakfast.
You can send them in lunch bags for a healthy treat.
Toppings are not required for this recipe, they taste wonderful with or without.
These pancakes are cheap to make.
These pancakes are healthy can be eaten on the go.
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Yahoo! News Search Results for Applesauce
Yahoo! News Search Results for Applesauce
Watch Of Montreal Perform on Yo Gabba Gabba (MOG)
While the avant-pop kids in Of Montreal were already on the show once before, they're already back to bring some positivity to children's show Yo Gabba Gabba . Kevin Barnes and the rest of the gang went on the show to perform "Bananas, Rice, Applesauce, Toast!" on this morning's latest episode, and we've got to admit, it's a pretty darn catchy tune. Our favorite part of this video might be that ...
Menus subject to change based on availability and deliveries. (The Celina Rec...
Feb. 22 Breakfast: French toast, assorted cereals, wheat toast with margarine, fresh fruit, sliced pears, assorted juice, milk choice. Lunch: Cheese pizza, spaghetti with turkey, bread sticks, corn, salad, ranch dressing, sliced pears, cherry applesauce, juice, milk choice.
Fists (The Michigan Daily)
I wish I could fight you. Pull over the car. Pull off the road. Open the windows wide so that the oldies leap out onto the pavement like a jerking staccato And my fists would sing harmony to your punches. Afterwards, when that tooth of yours is gone, applesauce pit in its place, And when my brow is wrinkled silver with a row of catgut stiches on my scalp, afterwards, read more
Vicks stifles bad odors in ambulance (Asbury Park Press)
Q: I'm a paramedic and also work in an obstetrics unit. A little Vicks under the nostrils helps a lot. I've never had a new dad get sick or faint when he's used it.
School Lunch Menus (The Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil)
COUNCIL BLUFFS COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Elementary menus: Choice of one entrée Milk served daily Monday ? Chicken nuggets, grilled cheese, pears, tossed salad and bear cookie.
Chicken puts a new spin on stroganoff (The Buffalo News)
Family Sunday For a new take (and taste) on stroganoff, try this chicken tenders stroganoff (see recipe). Serve it with no-yolk noodles, along with green beans and multigrain rolls. For dessert, make it a light one with a scoop of lemon sherbet.
Being read to is a hit with kids (Lehigh Acres Citizen)
"The children really loved it," said Sue Eby, a third grade teacher at Lehigh Elementary School off of Richmond Ave. "We were celebrating Dr. Seuss' birthday and Read Across America and it was an all-day event and we had a lot of people to come into our school and read to the children.
Column: No need to sacrifice flavor during Lent at these meals (Arbutus Times)
If you relish church dinners, dished up by chefs who season with love, march forth to these sites and savor the bounty: * Ascension Parish fellas offer fish fillets, fried shrimp, macaroni and cheese, stewed tomatoes, dessert, coffee and tea from 5-7 p.m. Friday, March 12, in Brewer Hall,...
Spring craft show scheduled just in time for Easter (Port Clinton News Herald)
The Swing Into Spring Craft Show is coming March 20 to Riverview HealthCare Campus. Celebrate the first day of spring from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. with something for every age group.
Diabetes doesn't have to be a death sentence (Dunnville Chronicle)
Judy Kubias brings her Novo Pen to the table, injecting insulin into her stomach with every meal.[...]
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