Seven Layer Taco Impossible Pie – Gluten Free Recipe

This kid friendly Seven Layer Impossible Taco Pie uses ground chicken instead of beef so it’s a diet friendly dish as well. To help increase the nutrition I’ve added some beans to the pie like you might find in a seven layer dip. Bisquick’s classic impossible topping and low fat cheddar finish off the pie itself. The remaining ingredients are layered on as garnishes so that everyone can tailor the dish to their own tastes. Let’s face it, kids can’t resist anything with the word taco in the title. And busy mom’s everywhere know that impossible pies are an easy way to put a nutritious meal on the table quickly so this meal has all the bases covered. To print this recipe or for more of my gluten free recipes visit the EZGlutenFree blog at ezgf.blogspot.com Ingredients list 1 lb ground chicken 1 medium onion diced 1 can of black beans rinsed and drained ½ cup salsa 1 package of taco seasoning (gluten free) ¾ cup gluten free Bisquick 3 eggs 1 ¼ cup milk 2 oz low fat cheddar, grated To Garnish With: Additional salsa chopped olives scallions grated cheddar diced tomatoes parsley or cilantro Greek yogurt or sour cream For additional free healthy casserole recipes, cooking tips and tutorials go to www.FaveDiets.com For this recipe at Favediets go to www.favediets.com

Blue Buffalo Wilderness Grain Free Dry Cat Food, Chicken Recipe, 2.5-Pound Bag

A highly digestible food formulated by animal nutritionists, BLUE Wilderness provides your outdoor cat with the optimal balance of protein, fats and healthy complex carbohydrates. High-quality ingredients for a high performance diet: De-boned chicken, chicken meal and fish meal supply the protein your cat needs to support her active lifestyle; Sweet potatoes, oatmeal and potatoes provide healthy complex carbohydrates for lasting endurance; Cranberries, blueberries and carrots support antioxidant enrichment; A sensible alternative to raw diets Raw cat food diets are less convenient to prepare than BLUE Wilderness and require continued monitoring for stability. What’s more, raw diets call for additional supplementation to ensure that they’re nutritionally complete.