Dinner

I just want food that is delicious, healthy, and requires very little effort to make and very little clean up. Is that too much to ask? Not with these recipes. Only one pot required and full of veggies and other healthy ingredients, these dishes are the ideal weeknight dinner. The best part is only having one pot to clean up when you’re done, because we could all be spending that time doing something much more enjoyable than washing dishes. Like eating dessert.

There’s no need to be bored or sacrifice flavor when you’re eating better this New Year! Yes – you’ll have to take some time to shop, stock your kitchen and PREPARE your foods, but the rewards will be worth it. Get into a routine each week, and set aside time to prepare your meals for healthy eats.

Steak. It’s what’s for dinner. But it doesn’t always have the best association to healthy eating. We’re bringing you 7 succulent steak recipes that you can enjoy the healthy way.

Veg out with these meatless meals! Enjoy them for #MeatlessMonday or make them last all week long.

Everyone loves Mexican food. It’s festive and oh-so-flavorful… and oh-so-fattening. Traditional Mexican recipes aren’t actually known for their healthy appeal, but these healthier Mexican recipes put a lighter twist on our favorite flavors.

Love noodles? Really, who doesn’t? We’re showing you 16 recipes using veggie noodles so you can enjoy your favorite noodle dishes the healthier way.

This would be ideal for your next football party or even on a busy weeknight. The leftovers are great too so be sure to make enough to last.

Slow cooker, how do we love thee? Let us count the ways:

Grilling is a staple of spring and summer cooking, and the smell of a barbecue is one of the tell-tale signs that summer is almost here. And it’s one of the more healthy ways to cook your food! With no need for added oils or heavy sauces, that fresh-off-the-grill taste is more than enough to tantalize your taste buds. And gone are the days of fatty burgers and processed meats!

Today we’re branching out and proving that burgers are not all about the beef. We’ve got turkey, chicken, black bean, quinoa and even chickpea burgers for you to try. So grab some buns and your favorite toppings, and get ready to enjoy a nutritious meal that’s anything but boring. Enter no beef burger recipes!

Healthy doesn’t have to be boring, especially when it comes to chicken breast entrees! A little fresh flavor can go a long way. Did you know that 4 oz. of lean chicken breast (about the size of a deck of cards) has a whopping 36 grams of protein in comparison to 4 oz. of lean ground beef, which only has 28 grams?

Ah, chicken breast – the most famous form of protein… for being bland and boring. Set that notion aside, because these recipes are about to blow your mind. We’re talking chicken breast – healthy, lean, and full of protein – but actually delicious.

Between the kid’s band practice, dog walking, a library run, and your 5 p.m. Zumba class, you might be tempted to hit the drive-thru for the family dinner. That doesn’t have to be the case. We’re here to tell you that you can put together a (somewhat) home-cooked quick, easy and healthy meal in far less than an hour.

Preparation is the key to success! Spend some time once a week preparing nutritious meals and you’ll be armed with healthy eating options for your busy week.

Whether you’re vegan, vegetarian or a full blown carnivore, we’re confident you’ll love these vegan options. Packed with veggies and bold flavors, eating vegan is anything but boring. And these dishes from celebrity chef Anabel Langbein prove it. Satisfy your tummy and tastebuds with two creative, beautiful and delicious vegan dinners.

We give ground turkey an A+ for nutritional content. Why, you ask? Ground turkey is high in protein, leaving you feeling satisfied for a longer period of time.

When it comes to food, my default is “toss everything in a bowl and hope for the best.” Almost all of my meals are eaten from a bowl, because 1) it’s super easy, and 2) there’s something innately comforting about eating from a bowl. Nothing makes me feel more at home than sitting cross-legged on the coach (because yes, I’m a couch-eater), pillow across my lap, holding a bowl of delicious, healthy food. Plus, I’m a big fan of mixing my food together so that every single bite is bursting with so much flavor – you’ll often hear me “MMMMM”-ing as I eat – because life’s too short for unseasoned chicken.