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pear salad

Pear Salad With Pear Walnut Vinaigrette

By Cary Neff

Enjoy this fresh salad featuring ripe pear slices, toasted walnuts, dried cranberries, and creamy Roquefort cheese, all tossed in a delightful pear walnut vinaigrette. Easily adaptable with spinach, arugula, or your greens of choice.

a plate of winter salad

Winter Salad

By The Life Time Foundation Team

Winter produce may seem scarce, but this recipe makes the most of what’s available to form a vibrant and flavorful salad.

an illustration or various cup and water bottles

Your Questions, Answered: How Can I Be Sure I Get Enough Water?

By Julie Brown

A Life Time dietitian offers her best tips for fitting in enough ounces throughout the day.

creamy tomato basil soup

Roasted Tomato Basil Soup

By Betsy Nelson

A rich and flavorful twist on classic tomato basil soup — made with roasted heirloom tomatoes for deep, smoky goodness.

twice cooked mushrooms

Twice-Cooked Mushrooms

By Andrew Zimmern

These mushrooms are endlessly versatile. Try them with grilled chicken, over pasta or polenta, or as the base for an earthy autumnal soup!

polenta parfaits

Polenta Parfaits

By Robin Asbell

This nourishing and savory make-ahead meal can help simplify your mornings.

tofu bean spread

Spinach, White Bean and Tofu Spread

By Cary Neff

Use tofu instead of dairy in this creamy vegan bean dip.

homemade peanut butter

White Bean and Peanut Butter Spread

By Cary Neff

This protein-packed spread combines beans, nut butter, and milk.

bean ragout

Vegetable Casserole With Bean Ragout

By Cary Neff

This dish is packed with veggies like Japanese eggplant, yellow squash, zucchini, and portobella mushrooms.

white bean and tuna salad

White Bean, Tuna, and Sweet Onion Salad

By Cary Neff

Canned tuna makes this salad come together in minutes.

homemade beef broth

Beef Bone Broth

By Sarah Kay Hoffman

Filled with flavor, this beef bone broth will satisfy your savory cravings while helping heal your gut. The key to the flavor-filled broth extracted from this recipe is that the bones are roasted first. A smoky, rich flavor will soothe the gut almost immediately.

Buddha bowl to heal a leaky gut

Eggs and Greens Buddha Bowl

By Sarah Kay Hoffman

Everyone loves big Buddha bowls because they allow for so many different flavors, textures, and nutrients in one bowl. This one is simple yet nutrient-dense, with an array of greens, olive oil, avocado, eggs, and seeds.

a beautiful display of turkey and autumnal accoutrements

Perfect Thanksgiving Turkey, Gravy, and Stuffing

By Andrew Zimmern

Heritage turkeys require some extra care when cooking, but they are well worth the effort.

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