Slow-Cooker Recipes Healthy Eaters Will Love
Everyone's favorite kitchen workhorse can do a lot more than short ribs, as these light, bright dinners show. (Slow pizza, anyone?)
By Lynn Andriani
A Trip to France Without the Guilt
Cassoulet is actually not French for "many, many spoonfuls of duck fat," but it's not terribly far off. Traditionally, the dish is a heavy mix of beans, pork sausage, pork shoulder, pancetta and duck. You can still enjoy the rich, slow-simmered taste—and even the crunchy topping of fresh bread crumbs—with Lewis' smart twist on the classic. It has you use diced, lean pork; just three ounces of chorizo sausage; and, lots of cannellini beans, so the finished dish has less fat but still boasts plenty of flavor.
Get the recipe: Skinny Cassoulet
Get the recipe: Skinny Cassoulet
Published 12/18/2015