Bobby cut the calories and fat out of the original recipe so you can enjoy this meatloaf without the guilt.
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love the new show. i've been lightening up momma's meals for years. thanks
By dona nice on January 30, 2012
i need recipe low in sodium an low chlostriol i know i did not spell that right,but maybe you can understand it.this is for my husband.i have diabetes iv'e had it for 27 years.its not easy i just lost 72 lbs but i need to lose about 100 more lbs,please pray i can work on it.i love you paula an your boys,paula you have lost a lot of weight.i love your recipes.
By sherry robinson on January 29, 2012
I could eat it all but I might get big. Then I"d have to move out.
By Linda Truitt on January 27, 2012
Paula, don't be discouraged by your critics. They don't have Type 2 diabetes. The diabetes community is pretty much on your side. We understand what you have been - and are - going through. Here are links to two blogs on the Diabetes Self-Management magazine site: http://tinyurl.com/6lnmuwe and http://tinyurl.com/87em7ec Please reach out to the diabetes community for support, either in person or on-line. Best to you, Jan
By Jan Chait on January 25, 2012
Hi, Paula, I was very sorry to hear about your diabetes diagnosis. Please turn a deaf ear to your critics. Your real fans "have your back", are cooking your recipes in moderation (as you have always said), and are cheering you on! Sincerely, Kathy Clarey
By Kathy Clarey on January 24, 2012
I love your recipes and have some of your books. I hope other chefs and the media will leave you alone. My husband is a diabetic and it is ok that you told you are a diabetic. They should leave you alone. I have watched some others who prepare recipes for TV and they aren't always health food. Hang in there and don't let the "turkeys" get you down.
By Lola on January 24, 2012
Paula, Love ALL of your recipes. I enjoy trying them and serving them to my family. I am a little (a lot) full figured, but it is not because of your recipes and cooking. I enjoy food and know to do some items in moderations. My family loves my homemade beef noodles over mashed potatoes. We all know it is a lot of starch and fat. It is not something I cook every day, or even monthly. It is something I fix for a special occasion, like a birthday. Please do not let what some of the media is saying about you and your cooking make you feel bad. We as consumers have a responsibility for what eat and bake. (Not you) As far as having an illness, I sure hope you can understand it and able to keep it under control. I don't feel you have to explain anything. That is your personal life. I have enjoyed watching your shows and have a couple of your cookbooks. Just like I have enjoyed watching Pioneer Women and have one of her cookbooks, or Semi Homemade. She even fixes a cocktail with all her meals, that doesn't mean she would cause me to become an alcoholic. The media is out of control. Hang in there and keep up the fun times and great recipes in your kitchen. Jill from Basehor Kansas
By Jill Howell on January 24, 2012
Hi Paula, I wish you would put some Good Diabetic recipes on your show Or on here. I am a type 2 Diabetic and I do not understand all this carbs. and the rest of it.I am a southern lady and only cook like beans,mash pot., fried food lots of fried food. It is a big change for me as I love to eat.I am over weight & 70 yrs old. I am sorry to hear that you are Diabetic too.
By Jo Ann Conner on January 23, 2012
I'm new to Paula Deen and I'm having fun stepping into all the great ideas. Glad I found this new hobby. Have a lot to learn. Thanks ya'll.
By melinda medina-duncan on January 21, 2012
Paula when are you on food net work. Me and my sister can't find you..........Help
By Betty Tudor on January 21, 2012
Looking forward to your sugar free recipes. Remember that anything filled with fruit is not so low in sugar. We all know what happens when you cook fruit.
By Rob Peter on January 19, 2012
Can't wait to try these recipes. I love Paula's recipe's and all her shows but most of all Paula. But my body can't handle all the calories I am obese and need to take care of me and lose some weight and be healthier. Thank you and I will definitely give these a try. Thank you soooo much for these. The Best of Luck with these Loving Dishes for us overweight fans of yours.
By Kathy Spry on January 19, 2012
eNJOY ANYTHING WITH THE DEEN'S IN IT... wILL THEIR BE A LIGHTER COOKING COOK BOOK?
By Carolyn Bryant on January 19, 2012
Dear Cindy,
I have learned something new. It has been quite a while since I have been to a baby shower, and I am now prepared and up-to-date. I love the term "sprinkles" and it is nice to know that men are also invited to partake in the excitement! Thank you for a fun article!
kay buelvas in Baby Showers and Sprinkles on June 19, 2013 at 11:03 am
Wonderful ideas!!! Thank you so much for sharing this information about such a great occasion! Cindy, your ideas always helpful and creative.
Sandra in Baby Showers and Sprinkles on June 15, 2013 at 10:59 am
Everyone calls Paula dean because i cook for friends and family and they say i talk like Paula tho i am 71and never as pretty as Paula i want to be like Paula i love her and her family
normal maskell in The Great Party Challenge on June 12, 2013 at 10:11 am
Susan Lott is a great party planner! She has tons of great ideas that she needs to share with the online world. I have been begging her to start a Facebook page or Etsy account. The graduation gift that she made me was hand drawn with my name and different definitions for each letter. She framed it and I cherish it.....I also would have paid about $50 for it in a store. Thanks for sharing her idea but this idea is nothing compared to some of her other quick and money saving tips! You should hire her for your creative team!
Love you Susu!
Adrienne Hilliard in Baby Showers and Sprinkles on June 11, 2013 at 10:55 pm
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