Get more veggies and plant fiber into your diet without sacrificing flavor with dinner bowls bursting with everything from falafels and hummus to fresh tomatoes and roasted cauliflower. It's a meal that's almost too pretty to eat!
What to do with the occasional cool end of summer day in which is barely hits 70°? Grab your favorite skillet and get ready to take summer ingredients and give them a decidedly fall makeover. Then take a long stroll after dinner since there aren't many dishes to do!
Make your own spicy rub for pan-seared chicken and finish it with a fresh relish that boasts both flavor and texture. Simple meals are best when they combine both and this one fits the bill and can be made in about a half hour.
Move over Fruit Loops, the rainbow has found a better way to show up at mealtime! Packed with loads of sautéed vegetables and tender shrimp, these clever rice bowls are sure to become a family favorite, especially when they can be put together in about the same time it takes to cook rice.
Summer days are often synonymous with salad days and for good reason. Salads can be a great way to keep your kitchen cool, get lots of fresh fruits and vegetables in your diet, eat healthier, and find ways to get creative with ingredients.
When things get busy and you wonder if eating healthy is even an option, mix together a crunchy salad and keep it handy in the refrigerator for a few days to fill that veggie void. No more soggy lettuce!
When you find yourself with a rainy day and want something warm and soothing, look no further than minestrone soup. This version is loaded with delicious Italian sausage, loads of vegetables, and seasonings that will make your heart sing. It's got everything!
Celebrate spring with a brightly colored poke bowl featuring seared steak, fresh and sautéed vegetables, tender rice, and all kinds of flavor. Celebrate even more when you realize it can be on the table in about half an hour!
Eating healthier in the New Year doesn't have to be a chore if you choose foods that contain their own natural sugars and give them their own stay in a hot oven for a bit. You get a healthy side dish and a warm kitchen!
In an effort to make a fancy dinner without pulling out every pan in my kitchen, a sheet pan and a skillet become partners in an inspired meal just in time for holiday entertaining or even a special meal to be enjoyed in the quiet before the final holiday rush!
