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Skinny Baked Broccoli Mac & Cheese

A round white dish filled with a skinny baked pasta dish featuring fusilli noodles, broccoli florets, and a creamy cheese sauce, topped with browned breadcrumbs. A metal spoon is placed in the dish, ready to serve. The background is a white surface. MyFitnessPal Blog
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Now the ultimate comfort food side can be your main entrée. Our Meatless Monday recipe features Skinnytaste’s healthier spin on traditional mac and cheese. Each satisfying portion is loaded with broccoli florets, whole-wheat pasta and reduced-fat cheddar cheese. You can savor the taste and still get your veggies in to boot!

 

Skinnytaste Cookbook ImageGina Homolka is the founder of Skinnytaste.com, the award-winning blog that’s been featured on Fitness, Better Homes and Gardens, Glamour.com, and FineCooking.com, among other media outlets. She lives on Long Island with her husband and their two children. Look for Gina’s new cookbook, The Skinnytaste Cookbook: Light on Calories, Big on Flavor on sale September 30, 2014.

Photo courtesy of Penny De Los Santos. Original recipe published in The Skinnytaste Cookbook.

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