Pollo Two Ways {a la Pinterest}
Lately I’ve been at a loss of what meals to prepare…trying to eat healthier, but keep the menu exciting.
I also haven’t been spending a lot of time on Pinterest, but remembered that I have oodles of recipes just waiting to be tested. I clicked around and was reminded of two which I made this weekend ~ both yummy and on the healthier side. Win. Win. At least in my book!
Crispy Grilled Southwest Burritos
Suuuper yum….just used some PAM on my grill pan and they turned out crispy and perfect!
Tonight we tried Chicken Tamale Casserole from Cooking Light.
This, too, was delicious and different.
I served it on a little chopped romaine and garden tomato salad with this spiiiicy sauce as a dressing. If you can handle heat and you want a lo-cal dip, dressing or condiment, you need to make this. I’ve had the Pioneer Woman version {made with full mayo}, the reduced guilt version that I attempted {half mayo, half light sour cream and the juice of 2-3 limes} and Julie’s brilliant concoction {fat free greek yogurt and lime juice…and the chipotles in adobo, too, of course!}. I can tell you that I cannot tell the difference AT ALL in all three versions. Julie is a genius and did the math on the calorie count for us and all you need to know is go with GREEK!
This sauce can go on anything that you want to spice up ~ baked potatoes, sandwiches, eggs, tacos, burritos, salads, fresh veggies, nachos, fish, burgers, etc.
Make some….it really is awesome at 7 calories a tablespoon.
{cutest [and spiciest] recipe card ever! again, via}
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Attempting some homemade peanut butter frozen yogurt this evening. I hope to be able to come back and share that recipe with you, too!
Hope you had a super summery weekend!
XO
Jessica Johnson
July 5, 2012 @ 2:00 pm
These both look so DELICIOUS. Especially that chicken! And I’ve been dying to try that sauce. Thank for linking up, Amy! Hope you had a nice weekend, too.
hannah singer
July 6, 2012 @ 10:02 am
amy! good grief, so much deliciousness here.
the tamale casserole needs to happen here, pronto!
happy friday! xo
Ellen
July 6, 2012 @ 12:13 pm
Both recipes look amazing! I for sure will be trying the tamale casserole for our next church potluck! 🙂 Thanks for the sharing your PinterTest Success!!
Amy
July 6, 2012 @ 1:26 pm
You’re welcome! Love testing out the pins…see you next month! 😉
Amy
July 6, 2012 @ 1:31 pm
Thanks for popping over, Hannah! Can’t go wrong with the tamale casserole! Enjoy! XO
Amy
July 6, 2012 @ 1:31 pm
Hi Ellen! Thanks for visiting…hope you enjoy the tamale casserole as much as we did. Just as good the next day as leftovers, too! Happy Weekend! 😉