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A Comparison Between Shepard's Pie And The Tailgate Nachos

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The temptation to eat junk at work is still there. The office is a bit chaotic at the moment so I am having to get through my meals quickly. The upside of eating home-cooked meals is that I am saving money in the long run. I have been trying out new recipes that I found at the American Diabetes Foundation website and they are awesome. I could live off of Shepard 's Pie and the Tailgate Nachos. I was really surprised that such recipes could actually be healthy. The fact that my picky-eater of a son actually likes the food I am preparing is a very good sign.

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