Taking time to celebrate the holiday with your loved one can be hard in the middle of the week. This is a healthy recipe for two that is easy with minimal clean-up, but still has enough flare to be special. Using lean cuts of meat and lower fat dairy reduces the amount of saturated fat in this meal. Your honey and heart will thank you! — Dana Mealing, RDN, LDN, community nutrition educator, Tevis Center for Wellness
Tag: dinner
Sheet Pan Bake – Harvest Apple Chicken
Sometimes making dinner can be chaotic. Having those go-to recipes that are fast, easy and with minimal cleanup are crucial to minimizing stress while your home. You can even prep the pan ahead of time and keep it in the fridge covered with foil until you are ready to cook. This recipe features seasonal apples of your choice as well as hearty veggies. Chicken is lean protein and a more heart-healthy option compared to red meats. Using skinless cuts will further help reduce unnecessary saturated fats from your meals. This dish would pair well with a side brown rice or farro, tossed with some fresh rosemary.
Roasted Carrot and Cauliflower Quinoa Salad
Did you know quinoa is rich in protein, fiber and B vitamins? This recipe is full of flavor and has a delicious tahini dressing that pairs well with the roasted veggies. One serving of this salad provides 10 grams of fiber, which is 1/3 of our daily recommended intake!
Sheet Pan Chile-Lime Salmon
If you are looking for some spice and a way to get your essential Omega-3 fats, this is the recipe for you! It’s a great meal for the whole family.
Spicy Black Bean Chicken Enchiladas with Pumpkin Sour Cream Sauce
If you have any extra cans of pumpkin laying around, try out this healthy and satisfying chicken enchilada recipe with pumpkin sauce—so good!
Tomato Soup
For Valentine’s Day, try a comforting and easy homemade tomato soup, complete with heart croutons.
Turkey Chili
It’s the time of the year for chili! This delicious recipe is great for your weekly meal prep or to freeze for later. Substituting ground turkey for beef lowers saturated fat and calories. Enjoy!
Spring Frittata
Looking for a healthy meal that can be eaten for breakfast, lunch or dinner? A frittata is the way to go, as it is so versatile! This easy recipe can be part of your meal prep for the week. Pair with 1 cup of berries or melon and a slice of your favorite whole grain bread for a well-balanced meal. Read More
White Bean and Tuna Salad
Ever wonder what to make with canned tuna other than mixing it with mayo for a sandwich? This is a perfect high protein and fiber salad that’s delicate and satisfying, plus it is loaded with heart-healthy fats! Pair with some spring greens for added vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
Turkey Burgers
Turkey burgers are a great alternative to beef as they have less saturated fat and calories. Place this burger on a whole grain hamburger bun, add some fresh tomatoes, red onion and dark leafy greens like arugula or spinach for added vitamins and minerals. Pair this burger with a side salad and some juicy fruit for a well-balanced meal.