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No need to skip the delicious flavors of Fall with these lightened-up recipes from the Comfort Food Diet. Wake your family up with the aroma of streusel-topped apple bread. Too busy to bake? Get out the door in the morning with a mocha smoothie and come home to a slow-cooked beef roast.

As for the holidays, turn leftover Thanksgiving turkey into a satisfying soup that makes enough for dinner and weekday lunches. If you want to impress, treat guests with a show-stopping cheesecake piled high with cranberries.

 
Peggy Woodward, RD
Food Editor
 
     
Breakfasts Under 350 Calories
200 Calories
Makeover Apple Bread
148 Calories
A.M. Rush Espresso Smoothie
297 Calories
Hearty Confetti Breakfast
Lunches Under 450 Calories
175 Calories
Chunky Turkey Soup
225 Calories
Makeover Deluxe Grilled Cheese
370 Calories
Asian Chicken Salad
Wraps
Dinners Under 500 Calories
251 Calories
Top-Rated Italian Pot Roast
319 Calories
Caraway Pork Chops and Red Cabbage
197 Calories
Tilapia with Citrus Sauce
Helpful Healthy Tips

Power up with pumpkin: Just 1/2 cup of canned pumpkin has nearly 400 percent of the daily value for Vitamin A and is a good source of Vitamin C, iron and fiber and it’s only 42 calories! Try it in smoothies, stirred into oatmeal or spread on a cinnamon-raisin bagel.

The top three suggestions for the most effective exercise routine from a survey of certified personal trainers are to include 1) strength training, 2) interval training (alternating periods of moderate and intense exercise) and 3) increased aerobic exercise.

Pie season is here, so keep yours light by skipping double crusts and topping with a modest amount of streusel instead. Cut back slightly on the sugar in the filling (you won’t miss it) and garnish with a dusting of confectioners’ sugar, cocoa or fresh fruit instead of whipped cream or ice cream.

A recent study showed that just 15 minutes of exercise a day can decrease mortality risk by 14% compared to no exercise at all; it will also increase life expectancy by three years. So, it’s true, something is better than nothing!

 
 
Bonus Recipe

Dessert never tasted so good!

Spiced Sweet Potato Pie
285 Calories
 
 
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