A filling plant-based meal using simple whole foods and some adobo seasoning makes for one delicious Southwest quinoa power bowl. Top with a healthy, homemade honey-lime dressing and this bowl will be on repeat! Packed with protein and fiber, plus it's gluten free and dairy free.
Read moreBased on a local street vendor favorite. The tangy mojo Cubano (garlic sauce) makes all the difference in this tasty and filling recipe. Don't be intimidated by the number of separate preparations, as it all comes together while the brown rice cooks.
Read morePan-seared salmon fillets and tahini-dressed chickpea kale salad come together in a colorful, nutrient-packed bowl with quinoa at its base.
Read moreIn this roasted veggie Buddha bowl recipe, roasted veggies and sautéed tempeh are piled on top of bulgur and drizzled with an orange-curry vinaigrette. This recipe is also delicious with chicken or shrimp instead of tempeh.
Read moreA couscous bowl with loads of veggies, lemony chicken, and tzatziki sauce! Can be made ahead of time and re-heated for a healthy work-lunch option too!
Read moreGet as creative as you want! Add as many veggies as you like. Experiment with Mexican seasonings or make this into a taco salad instead of using it as a tortilla shell . Have fun with it and know you are eating healthy!
Read moreOften, you can save money by peeling your own shrimp. Look for "easy peel" on the package, which typically means the shrimp are headless and already deveined. Shrimp are sized by the number per pound. The smaller the number, the larger the shrimp.
Read moreThis dinner bowl recipe comes together in mere minutes and appeals to vegans and omnivores alike. To bring this meal together even faster, make the avocado-cilantro sauce earlier in the day. We like to keep the corn raw for extra crunch and a fresh flavor, but feel free to use cooked, frozen and thawed, or canned corn kernels, if that's what you prefer.
Read moreSorghum grains, roasted vegetables, black beans, and a tangy miso dressing make up a filling meal in a bowl.
Read moreLooking for a quick and healthy way to use up some holiday leftovers? A Turkey and Spinach Rice Bowl may be just what you seek! This one-dish meal is perfect for a quick weeknight dinner, and will please most palates!
Read moreA great way to have Brussels sprouts with a little more flair. The cream takes away the bitterness you usually find in Brussels. This is a family favorite during the holidays!
Read moreCarrots with horseradish was one of mom's perennial holiday dishes for Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Read moreThis is great with Apricot Glazed Turkey and Green Beans With Walnuts And Walnut Oil. This dish can be made one day ahead. The broth made in this recipe can be used as stock for turkey soup.
Read moreI made up this sweet potato and butternut squash recipe to go with some grilled salmon and boy, it sure turned out a lot better than I expected! A nice twist on the old scalloped potatoes.
Read moreCauliflower and turkey bacon are baked in a creamy and cheesy sauce in this loaded cauliflower casserole for an awesome low-carb recipe. Hubby gobbled it up!
Read moreWho says vegan food has to be boring? This quick and easy recipe will have you drooling over this hearty main dish of lightly fried tofu, rich spices, and yummy vegetables.
Read moreThis recipe has been in my family for as long as I can remember. We only got to have it at holidays. Now, I use it for a special go-to side dish all year long. It's made from scratch but so easy there's no reason not to.
Read moreThis pasta dish is a perfect choice for meatless Monday, and with minimal ingredients it's fast to make, too!
Read moreEven if you don't like spinach, you will love this creamy spinach rice recipe. Add more or less jalapeño peppers to your liking.
Read moreMy grandmother passed this cabbage-carrot casserole recipe down to me. People who don't even like cabbage love this dish.
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