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We know you’re busy and we know you want to save money—so, we put together a list of meals that are not only healthy, but also take less than 15 minutes to make and cost under $15.00 bucks!

The Recipe List

BEST

EVER!A Week of Health.3 Fast & Easy Recipes to Jump Start Your Fit Goals.

RECIPES

1. Preheat oven to 400. Line a rimmed baking sheet with aluminum foil. 2. Lay each link of turkey bacon on the sheet; bake until it begins to render its fat.

3. Turn bacon over, and slide to one side of sheet. Season chicken with salt and pepper, and place on baking sheet. 4. Bake until bacon is browned and crisp and chicken

is cooked through, roughly 15 minutes.5. Transfer bacon to a paper-towel-lined plate, and let drain; crumble. Let chicken cool completely. 6. Meanwhile, in a large bowl, combine tomatoes, onion, celery, celery leaves (if using), mayonnaise, and vinegar.7. Cut chicken into 1/2-inch chunks, and add to bowl. Season with salt and pepper, and toss to coat. Serve chicken salad over lettuce leaves, and sprinkle with bacon.

Cost: $12.00

Time: 20 min.

Servings:2

Directions

chicken.club.Salad.

lettuce leaves 6 slices turkey bacon4 boneless, skinless chicken breast halves (6 to 8oz each)3 plum tomatoes, quartered lengthwise, seeded, and cut into 1/2-inch pieces1/2 small red onion, finely chopped

2 celery stalks, sliced crosswise 1/4 inch thick 1/2 cup celery leaves (optional)1/2 cup light mayonnais1 tablespoon white-wine vinegarcoarse saltground pepper

Ingredients


broken noodleS.ricotta.red Sauce. 4 cups homemade or store-bought mari-

nara sauce1 package (9 ounces) pappardelle (wide pasta), broken into large pieces, or you choose any pasta you like.Coarse salt and ground pepper1/2 cup part-skim ricotta1/2 cup fresh basil leaves

Ingredients

1. In a large saucepan, bring sauce and 2 cups water to a boil; reduce to a simmer. 2. Add noodles, and simmer, stirring fre-

quently, until tender, 6 to 8 minutes. 3. Season with salt. 4. Serve with a dollop of ricotta, basil, and pepper.

Directions

Cost: $10.00

Time: 10 min.

Servings:2

Directions

Salmon.Spinach.feta.

2 skinless salmon fillets (6oz each)

Coarse salt and ground pepper

1 tablespoon olive oil

2 bags (5oz each) baby spinach

1/2 cup feta, crumbled (2oz)

1/3 cup pine nuts

2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice

Ingredients

1. Heat broiler, with rack set 4 inches from heat. 2. Place salmon on a rimmed baking sheet; season with salt and pepper.

3. Broil until opaque throughout, 5 to 7 minutes.4. Meanwhile, in a large skillet, heat oil over medium.

5. Add as much spinach as will fit; season with salt and pepper. 6. Cook, tossing spinach and adding more to skillet as space becomes available, until tender, about 2 min-utes. Remove from heat; drain off excess liquid. 7. Stir in feta, pine nuts, and lemon juice. 8. Serve salmon with spinach saute.

Cost: $15.00

Time: 15 min.

Servings:2

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Arbour square of Harleysville 215-513-4250 Harleysville g

Arden Courts of King of prussia 610-337-1214 King of Prussia g

Artman lutheran Home 215-643-6333 Ambler g g

Beaumont at Bryn Mawr 610-526-7004 Bryn Mawr g g g g

Blue Bell place 877-283-8802 Blue Bell g

Brandywine Assisted living at dresher Estates

215-591-4000 Dresher g

Brandywine Assisted living at senior suites 610-272-6200 norristown g

Brightview East norriton 610-239-7700 East norriton g g

Britanny pointe Estates 215-855-3826 lansdale g g g g

Brookside Health Care and Rehabilitation Ctr.

215-884-6776 Roslyn g

Buchert Ridge Community 610-323-5190 Pottstown g

Clare Bridge of Montgomery 215-540-0520 north Wales g

dock Woods 215-368-4438 lansdale g g g g

Fort Washington Estates 215-628-4156 Ft. Washington g g g

Foulkeways at Gwynedd 215-283-7072 Gwynedd g g g g

Friends services for the Aging - Quaker Comm.

215-646-0720 Blue Bell g g g g

Gwynedd Estates 215-628-4156 Ambler g g

lutheran Community at telford 215-723-9819 Telford g g

Meadowood at Worcester 610-584-1000 Worcester g g g g

normandy Farm Estates 215-661-1614 Blue Bell g g g g

peter Becker Community 215-256-9501 Harleysville g g g g

phoebe Wyncote 215-461-2102 Wyncote g g g g

Rydal park 215-885-6800 Rydal g g g g

sanatoga Ridge Community 610-326-6282 Pottstown g

shannondell at valley Forge 610-728-5200 Audubon g g g g

souderton Mennonite Homes 215-723-9881 Souderton g g g

spring House Estates 215-628-4429 Gwynedd g g g g

spring Mill presbyterian village 610-828-4848 lafayette Hill g g

st. Mary Manor 215-368-0900 lansdale g g g g

still Waters Community 215-673-5994 Pennsburg g

the Birches at Arbour square 215-541-3700 Harleysville g

victorian village 215-441-0350 Harboro g

Waverly Heights 610-645-8764 Gladwyne g g g g

Wesley Enhanced living Upper Moreland 215-675-0103 Harboro g g g

Wynwood of Montgomery 215-542-9670 north Wales g

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Barclay Farms Kent 877-729-6837

Bon Ayre Smyma 302-659-5800 bonayrehomes.com

Champion's Club at Jonathan's landing Magnolia 877-698-5602

Crossings at Christiana Bear 302-322-5818

southern Meadow Magnolia (302) 677-0800

spring Arbor Middletown 866-299-4996

spring Meadow Smyma 302-659-5551

springer Woods Wilmington 302-838-7925

village of long Creek newark 302-838-7925

noble's pond Dover 888-222-0030

Wild Meadows Dover 888-222-0030

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Edison Woods seniors Edison 732-549-7374

Four seasons at Forest Meadows Gloucester Township (877) 524-3700

Four seasons at Weatherby Woodwich/Swedesboro (866) 487-9042

Gatherings at Bel Air Absecorn 609-813-2326

Gatherings at Cape May Cape May 609-463-0284

Gatherings at lawrenceville lawrence Twp. 609-484-1935

Heritage Deptford 856-686-2244

Holiday City at Monroe Williamstown 856-728-7351

Highland Estates Gloucester Twp. (856) 374-8000

Hyde park Woodbridge 732-855-2999

locus Hill Hamilton 609-587-3775

oaks of Weymouth Mays landing 609-625-6257

park terrace Rahway 732-680-1160

parke place Washington Twp. 856-256-8050

pelician place at Riverwinds Thorofare 856-848-0683

princeton Windrows Princeton 800-708-7007 princetonwindrows.com

Regency at denville Denville 973-625-2200

Regency at Monroe Monroe Twp. 732-605-1717

silver lake Academy House Clayton (856) 881-1848

spicer Estates Mullica Hill 856-467-2707

stirling Glen Monroe Twp. (877)HOV-HOME

tavistock at Mays landing Mays landing 609/909-5353

Woodlands at Hamilton Hamilton 609-584-5860

yorkshire village lawrenceville 609-520-1100

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Alden place at Cornwall lebanon 717-272-8911

Ashbridge Manor Downingtown 610-269-8800 ashbridgemanor.com

Bethel park Bethel Park 412-833-3220

Brittany Hills landenberg (610)268-2300

Coldstream Crossing Retirement Community

Phoenixville 610-933-3493

Country Classic at Morgan Hill William Twp. 610-330-9902

Essex House lemoyne 717-730-7302

Four seasons at East Brandywine East Brandwine 215-478-9400

Foxfield Boothwyn 610-859-8800

Grande at Riverview Conshoshoken (610) 828-3877

Harrowgate landenberg (610) 268-2300

Knob Hill Farm Honeybrook Twp. 610-273-3500

laurel vistas York 866-552-8735

luther Crest Allentown 800-606-3424 diakon.org

Maple village Hatboro 215-675-0103

Meridian of valley square Warrington 215-491-7009

north Field at Menno Haven Chambersburg 800-222-6695 mennohaven.org

ovation at Elk view West Grove (610) 869-0155

plaza Grande at newton square newtown Square (610) 355-0101

Regency at northampton Carriages Holland 215-322-740

Renaissance at Morgan Creek Richland Twp 215-538-3600

Riverview Estates Forks twp 610-923-0600

Rolling Meadows Manchester 800-764-9881

traditions of America at Hanover Bethlehem 484-281-3555 tohanover.com

traditions of America at liberty Hills Freedom 724-869-5595 toalibertyhills.com

traditions of America at liberty Hills State College 814-466-9490 toalibertyhills.com

traditions of America at Mount Joy Mount Joy 717-492-4529 tomountjoy.com

traditions of America at silver spring Mechanicsburg 717-766-9557 toasilverspring.com

traditions at inniscrone Avondale 610-268-1442

victorian village Hatboro 215-441-0350 victorianvillagehatboro.com

Windsor at Glen Mills Glen Mills 866-736-1222

Woods at Rock Raymond Downingtown 800-791-8211


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Attleboro Retirement Community

800-643-8515 langhome 136 102 179 2,053 3,613 70,500 188,300

Chandler Hall Health services

215-860-4000 newtown 10 136 53 1,041 1 195,000 255,000

Christ's Home shepherd's Crossing

215-956-2270 Warminster 114 55 24 972 1,096 83,500 406,000

Friends life Care 215-628-8964 Plymouth Mtg.

luthern Community at telford

215-723-9819 Telford 250 72 75 666 2,535 49,600 315,000

Manor at york town, the 267-488-0398 Jamison 64

pennswood village 215-504-1122 newtown 312 37 50 2,766 7,137 95,500 384,900

phoebe Richland Health Care Ctr.

267-317-4512 Richlandtown 2 143 1,120 1,220 5,000 7,500

pine Run Community 800-992-8992 Doylestown 300 107 127 1,843 5,071 10,000 335,500

southampton Estates 215-364-3382 Southampton 351 36 120

twining village Ritirement Community

215-396-7236 Holland 224 120 80 2,046 5,199 99,000 179,000

Wesley Enhanced living doylestown

267-895-1100 Doylestown 218 60 60 1,379 3,180 82,000 385,000

Wood River village 215-741-3030 Bensalem 279 58 17 1,779 4,398 68,950 391,400

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Barclay Friends 610-696-5211 W. Chester 8 43 99 3,512 5,973 44,100 72,200

Kendall Crosslands 800-216-1920 Kennett Sq. 279 45 64 2,699 5,712 107,500 397,420

devon Manor 610-688-8080 Devon 60 60 60

Freedom village Brandywine

481-288-2200 W.Brandywine 319 56 50 2,040 4,750 141,500 560,000

Friends life Care 215-628-8964 Plymouth Mtg.

Jennr's pond Retirement Community

610-896-6801 West Grove 278 60 38

Kendal at longwood 800-216-1920 Kennett Sq. 213 60 49 2,468 5,712 70,400 309,220

Makemie At Whiteland 484-875-9100 Exton 202 25 54 2,395 6,150 337,985 932,500

Manatawny Manor 610-705-3700 Pottstown 2 59 133 2,500 2,500 30,000 30,000

simpson Meadows 610-269-8400 Downingtown 94 36 976 6,211 12,440 168,000

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610-273-9333 Honey Brook 173 87 139 814 1,772 74,500 275,000

villa saint Martha 610-873-5300 Downingtown 60 60 120 1,256 2,271 25,000 50,000

Ware presbyterian village 610-998-2400 Oxford 84 52 137 1,500 2,415 99,500 486,000

Wellington at Hershey's Mill 484-653-1200 W. Chester 193 64 36 2,990 4,535


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Retirement Homes

and its wide variety

of care facilities.

Renovated, new fashioned, and top notch care – the words frequently used to describe the ideal mature living situation that many will find themselves in – aren’t exactly believed to be easy to come by. But modern retirement retreats, care facilities and hospice centers deserve a second look. These categories have made dramatic leaps and bounds in quality in recent years, and top housing providers now offer a range in living accommodations for all lifestyles, from active and energetic to those who reserve their energy and need special types of care. Capping a thorough search for housing options with the traditional approach through Retire Inquirer has, in fact, become the best way to pin point the most comfortable housing.

Of course, not all housing opportunities were created equal, and if you’ve ever experienced living at a large, low quality home, you know how important quality is. ‘I love my retirement home. It’s a great center – if you find the right

programming for you,’ says Shire Rosenberg, 73, who started helping friends and family connect with housing opportunities through her per-sonalized classes at her care facility. ‘ There are homes, from retirement centers to hospice care homes that leave a lot to be desired. When I first started assisting people, I hated it because I saw so many areas where homes needed to improve. But as I have been in the business, I have seen across the board improvement.’ So, how do you tell the good from the great? Here are a group of housing opportunities, coupled with information and testimonials strait from their residents.

Better Care Methods Mean Better Housing. Retirement housing traces its root back for thousands of years, when religious organiza-tions would require followers to open up their homes to people who needed extra care, which created a safety net for growing adults. In Eu-rope, the expanding need for care transitioned into home care as the years progressed.

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