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The letter (D) is included next to recipes that are suitable for a diabetic diet. Consult your meal plan to determine the size and number of servings that are right for you. Sodium content of recipes is listed to aid those on a low sodium diet. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans suggest a daily intake of about 2,400 milligrams of sodium. If one item in your meal is higher in sodium, balance it with lower sodium side dishes.

• Apple Crisp (D)
• Baked Bananas
• Black Bean Dip (D)
• Broccoli and Pepper Stir-fry (D)
• Chocolate Pudding
• Crab Dip (D)
• French Toast (D)
• Grilled Vegetable Quesadillas< (D)
• Heart Healthy Tuna Melt (D)
• Lemon Parmesan Tilapia (D)
• Macaroni Salad (D)
• Orange Smoothie
• Oven Roasted Vegetables (D)
• Pizza Pockets (D)