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This easy shredded beef salad is great as a snack or meal. It is light and refreshing for any time of the year. Serve this salad over a corn tostada with all its crunchy deliciousness! ¡Buen Provecho!
Salsa Poached Eggs
This dish is not only visually appealing but also packed with nutrients, making it a delicious and healthy start to your day. Whether served on toast, in a bowl, or as part of a brunch spread, salsa poached eggs are sure to brighten your day!
Rice patties are a popular dish among Eastern Europeans. They are well known for their convenience in cooking and delicious taste. Rice patties can be one of the most appetizing ways to use leftover rice. Try it and you won’t regret it!
Sesame Tuna Salad
Tired of the traditional mayo-based tuna salad? Then this recipe is for you! Give this lighter, brighter Sesame Tuna Salad a shot. Its key ingredient is sesame oil, which Is known for its savory and deep, nutty undertones. This gives the traditional tuna salad a new taste! Besides its uniquely nutty...
Sheet pan sweet and sour chicken served up in a white dish, against a background of light tan wood.
No time to cook? Busy schedule? Then this recipe was made for you! Simply toss your chicken and diced vegetables on a large sheet pan with a little oil and spices, then let them roast while you throw together a simple sweet and sour sauce. It really couldn't be easier! Use a neutral oil, such as...
shepherds pie, mashed potatoes, ground turkey, mixed vegetables
Sean Clark
A challenge in today’s busy world is making a delicious, nutritious meal that fills everyone up and still leaves some for leftovers. This recipe can be made quickly at the end of a long day, or it can be made in advance. Simply store the prepped recipe in the refrigerator and put in the oven when...
linguine with clam sauce
This dish is the ultimate in quick dishes – great for any night when time is limited. Canned clams are a terrific pantry staple and can be kept on hand for moments when you need a last-minute meal. Use whole grain angel hair pasta or linguine to boost fiber content.
Tortilla Soup
No one will ever know this delicious soup came from opening up 6 cans!
This Smashed Avocado Chickpea Salad is a great, no-cooking necessary recipe for an easy lunch. Eat this recipe from home or bring it to work, school, or on a picnic! The lemon or lime will help to keep the avocado green and you will only need about 5 minutes and 6 simple ingredients to prepare this...
White pan full of smothered and covered chicken and gravy. Red plaid napkin is visible in the background.
A classic southern dish. Serve this with mashed potatoes, rice or pasta to soak up the gravy. Add a green vegetable to round out this delicious meal.
Rich in plant based protein from the beans and chickpeas, this summer salad is a perfect side dish for a barbeque or picnic. It uses staple pantry ingredients and and easy, zesty dressing that can be used on salad greens as well. It is also a perfect main dish for vegetarians or vegans.
Southwest Scrambled Eggs
Southwest Scrambled Eggs is the perfect last-minute meal idea for a delicious protein-packed brunch or dinner. This recipe delivers a cheesy skillet full of flavors, and perfect for all those egg lovers! Eat this meal as it is, or use it as a base for breakfast burritos or quesadillas!
simmered collard greens
Collard greens are a nutrition powerhouse because they are rich in vitamins A, C, K and calcium, potassium, folate, fiber, and antioxidants. This recipe prepares greens in a unique way, flavoring them with savory soy sauce. It is the perfect side dish for meat or fish. Enjoy!
This recipe is easy and fast! You can customize it by adding sauteed veggies, like asparagus or broccoli, or by adding protein, like cooked shrimp or chicken. Enjoy this delightfully simple dish!
rice and spinach
In Greece, braised spinach with rice and lemon belongs to a class of braised vegetable dishes made with an abundant amount of olive oil. These dishes are always main courses and always vegan. The dish is full of antioxidants, iron, fiber, and vitamin C. The oil provides satiety, and the rice...
Spatchcock Chicken image on white plate - taken by photographer Mike McCune
Photo by Mike McCune
Spatchcocking is a process that splits and flattens a whole chicken. This decreases roasting time while increasing the moisture of the meat and crispness of the skin.
photo of back bean soup, sour cream
Soup in the summer? Yes! This recipe can be enjoyed on a chilly summer night or topped off with some cooling sour cream and avocados for a fresh, light lunch! Black beans are a great source of protein and iron. They are also high in fiber; this will help you stay fuller for longer. This recipe is...
Spinach Stuffed Chicken Breasts with Tomato and Feta Recipe Photo. Grilled, stuffed chicken next to some peas, on a white plate.
Chicken is a versatile meat that is low in saturated fat. This meal is savory and flavorful due to a combination of meat, cheese, veggies, and seasoning, and it has no added salt! With a cooking time of only 20 minutes, this is a perfect quick weeknight dinner that serves four.
sweet potatoes and Kale
Mix up your morning with a healthy sweet potato hash! With a hearty serving of protein from a poached egg, this dish is packed with Vitamin K. It’s sure to help you start your day off right!
spinach mac n cheese
This holiday season, we are putting a nutritious spin on our favorite comfort food, macaroni and cheese. Unlike traditional mac & cheese, this diabetes-friendly recipe includes a healthy mix of garlicky spinach and tomatoes. Spinach is a nutrient-rich vegetable high in Vitamin C, folate, and fiber...
stuffed acorn squash with rice and cranberries
Acorn squash is a type of winter squash that is nutrient dense, and when cooked properly, is rich, buttery, and delicious! Even though they’re classified as a fruit, acorn squash can be used to replace potatoes, butternut squash, and sweet potatoes in recipes because of their high carbohydrate...
A white bowl of split pea soup, on a grey counter top. Bowl surrounded by various other ingredients.
This soup is vegan-friendly and rich in many key nutrients, like protein, fiber, magnesium, and potassium. Unlike most split pea soups, this version is full of garden-fresh ingredients (like onions, carrots, spinach, and garlic) and has a tomato and broth base. It's light, refreshing, and perfect...
pasta with veggies
This summer inspired pasta uses a ton of veggies that are currently in season. Along with adding lots of beautiful color to this dish, you’re also getting a variety of nutrients from the different vegetables that you’re including. You can serve this pasta cold or warm and easily adjust to your...
Sweet and Sour Porkchops
This recipe is a great alternative to takeout, and if you use frozen vegetables, no chopping is involved! This can also be made using fresh produce that may be hanging out in your refrigerator. The sauce is simple but can be customized with some ginger to cool it down or sriracha sauce to spice it...