If you want to try a healthy, plant-based burger option, here's a vegetarian burger that will be the star of your summer cookout. Packed with flavor and lean protein, these black bean burgers are satisfying and delicious.
The best summer dinners are ones that you can cook and eat outdoors. With these easy steak fajitas, no need to turn on the oven--both the steak and veggies can be grilled. Wrap them in traditional tortillas, or, if you are looking to cut carbs, try some large lettuce leaves.
Nachos don’t have to be dripping with cheese and sour cream to be delicious. These vegetarian nachos are made with buffalo roasted cauliflower and creamy cashew sauce for a kick of flavor without a lot of fat. Healthy toppings make this vegan appetizer a great alternative to fast food nachos.
Spaghetti squash is the original gluten-free “pasta,” plus it’s low-calorie and low-carb. Topping it with tasty lemon garlic shrimp gives this satisfying entrée a good dose of protein, too.
This delicious spinach and chickpea soup is an easy weeknight dinner. With spinach, chickpeas and orzo, this quick soup is packed with nutrition and flavor.
No matter how many guests you host this season, a golden roasted whole turkey makes any holiday table complete. This herbed citrus turkey is roasted with fresh fruit in the cavity to keep it moist and flavorful.
Try a chicken sandwich with a little bit of kick. This Buffalo chicken wrap gives you all the great flavors of Buffalo wings without the fat. There’s even blue cheese, celery and carrots.
Here's a healthy, nutritious salad that will keep you satisfied for hours. Protein-packed cannellini beans and high-fiber kale make a delicious salad combination that is filling enough for lunch or dinner.
These easy teriyaki chicken skewers have great teriyaki flavor without the high sodium or additives. A tasty peanut sauce gives them a mild but delicious flavor that even the most finicky eaters will love.
Chow-chow is a very popular Amish side dish traditionally made of chopped pickles and mustard sauce. We’ve livened it up with some fresh vegetables and tomatillos. Use chow-chow as a flavorful topping for fish, meat or poultry.
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