Diets that include whole foods will help you thrive — mentally and physically. That’s why we’ve put together recipes to help you stay on track with your health and enjoy your food at the same time.
Please watch the ingredients used in your sausage. Some chicken/turkey sausage contains dangerous additives like nitrites and some will have pork casings. Read your labels or ask at the meat counter.
Looking for something new and delicious to bring for lunch? Take along this great raw, meat-free alternative to tuna salad. Chickpeas are a great source of fiber and protein, especially if you do not eat meat, and sunflower seeds and olive oil will give you your dose of healthy fats. This fresh and tasty Not
Here is another great Cost-Conscious Meal. A dozen eggs can make for easy, cost-effective meals that can be very versatile and avocado adds a healthy amount of beneficial fats.
These bars are the perfect alternative to having other granola bars that are higher in added sugars.
This one-pot wonder is quick and easy to make, usually only taking 15-20 minutes. Adding cayenne helps add a pleasant spicy kick to this savory meal.
Have trouble getting your kids to eat spinach? You won’t when you serve this delicious, creamy side dish. One of our all-time favorites. There’s always a battle to make sure everyone gets their fair share. A double batch in our house is never enough.
This recipe takes some time, but it will be worth every minute. Spread this on our Homemade Bread (see recipe) for a snack everyone will crave.