Meals that make eating healthy seriously easy…and tasty.
It’s hard to come by healthy recipes that actually taste good and don’t take FOREVER to make.
It’s also easy to reach for your phone and order takeout, or pop some very processed freezer foods into the oven, just in time to watch your favorite show. But neither option is likely to keep you full or help you meet your fitness and nutrition goals (whatever those may be).
So for your convenience, we rounded up some delicious-looking recipes that are easy to make and will actually keep you satiated until it’s time for your next meal. They also include only whole, minimally processed foods, and have very little added sugar, if any at all.
Alright, prepare your cooking supplies and let’s get into it!
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Cheesy Cauliflower Breadsticks
There is never a bad time for cheesy “bread.”
Here’s the recipe.
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Mexican Street Corn Chicken Salad
You can save time preparing this delicious salad by oven-grilling or baking the corn.
Here’s the recipe.
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Easy Weeknight Chicken Fajitas
You can throw this versatile recipe over a bed of greens, brown rice, or just eat it by its zesty self.
Here’s the recipe.
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Five-Minute Cheesy Zoodles
Crank out these zoodles and have dinner on the table in no time.
Here’s the recipe.
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Winter Squash, Leek, and Vegetable Soup
This rich winter soup will warm you to your toes.
Here’s the recipe.
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Peppers and Chipotle Chicken Burgers on a Portobello Bun
Because who doesn’t crave a savory, cheese-covered burger every now and then?
Here’s the recipe.
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25-Minute Chicken Cauliflower Fried Rice
Sneak more veggies into your meal with this tasty take on ~fried rice~.
Here’s the recipe.
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Five-Minute Oatmeal Power Bowl
Quick, simple, and it will keep you full as you take on the morning.
Here’s the recipe.
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Cauliflower Risotto
You’re going to want the whole pot for yourself.
Here’s the recipe.
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Salmon and Shredded Brussels Sprout Tacos
This is how to up your fish taco game.
Here’s the recipe.
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Turkey And Quinoa Stuffed Zucchini Boats
Mix it up. Scoop it in. Bake. And voilà!
Here’s the recipe.
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One-Pot Mexican Shakshuka
Eggs baked in a skillet of tomato sauce, topped with cheese and avocado. Yes, please.
Here’s the recipe.
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Shrimp and Avocado Salad With Miso Dressing
PSA: Avocado and shrimp make a damn good duo.
Here’s the recipe.
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Pizza Frittata
Pizza for breakfast? Yep, we’re on board.
Here’s the recipe.
Nupur (The Veggie Indian) / Via theveggieindian.com
30-Minute Spicy Ancho Turkey Chili
This chili will spice up your life. Or, your dinner, at least.
Here’s the recipe.
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Spaghetti Squash With Bacon, Spinach, and Goat Cheese
This crowd favorite will have you forgetting you’re consuming spaghetti squash.
Here’s the recipe.
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Zoodles With Chicken and Spicy Almond Butter Sauce
Almond butter for president.
Here’s the recipe.
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Healthy Cajun-Style Charred Okra and Shrimp
Gumbo is always a good idea.
Here’s the recipe.
Tamara (Beyond Mere Sustenance) / Via beyondmeresustenance.com
Four-Ingredient Creamy Vodka Steak Pasta
You had us at four ingredients.
Here’s the recipe.
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