How to Make Your Own Nut Milk
Whip up a dairy-free alternative with this simple whole-foods recipe.
Whip up a dairy-free alternative with this simple whole-foods recipe.
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If you prefer a milder chili, substitute the diced tomatoes with green chilies for regular diced tomatoes.
Marinated chicken overnight infuses big flavor into this easy dish. For more veggie power, serve your stir-fry over cauliflower rice instead of brown rice.
Pureed beans give this soup a thick, creamy texture without the use of heavy cream.
Make every night Taco Tuesday with well-seasoned chicken breasts and build-your-own topping options for all tastes.
A little bacon makes a big flavor impact in this easy breakfast dish. Serve with lightly dressed mixed greens to round out the meal and add an extra serving of veggies to your plate.
Homemade sauce brings the flavor to this chicken and roasted veggie dish.
Kale is the star of this Caesar salad that packs a nutritional punch. A homemade Caesar dressing with a secret ingredient (cashews!) brings the dish together.
Ground chicken and chopped veggies make a delicious filling for these fresh and easy lettuce wraps. If you can’t find butter lettuce leaves, Romaine makes a suitable substitute.
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