Low Sodium Recipe Index
It is now pretty well established that eating less salt and salty foods
is better for your long term health. It's actually pretty easy to eat
less salt and eat healthy.
Even though we have much better research on this now, it
turns out that the guideline of 2,000 mg per day
was a pretty good target. For those simply trying to
eat healthier the American Heart Association recommends
2,300 mg per day (this is about the amount in a teaspoon
of salt). Most physicians have their patients with
conditions such as Congestive Heart Failure (CHF)
and hypertension eat less, however, with a target
of 1,500 mg.
The main
course dishes listed below, including breakfast
dishes, main-course-sized salads, and entree-sized
soups, are all under about 500mg of sodium per serving,
and the side dishes and extras are all under 150mg
of sodium per serving.
Enjoy!