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a spoon filled with curry vegetables

Curried Vegetables

By Cary Neff

This aromatic curry gives vegetables oomph and makes the most of celery’s famous crunch. Serve over steamed basmati brown rice. Top with peanuts and lime if you like. Nice with tofu or chicken.

egg salad with rye bread

Egg Salad with Celery and Dill

By Cary Neff

Celery adds texture and freshness to this classic salad recipe. Try it on whole-kernel rye toast, in a sprouted-grain wrap or on a bed of baby greens. Also good with flaxseed crackers.

lentil burger with a side salad

Lentil and Millet Burgers Topped With Lemon Yogurt Sauce

By Cary Neff

These Greek-inspired lentil and millet burgers work best if you form them a day earlier and then refrigerate overnight, and cook when ready to serve.

Warm Citrus Black Lentil and Quinoa Salad

Warm Citrus Black Lentil and Quinoa Salad

By Cary Neff

Black beluga lentils are a perfect base for a quick, light salad. As an alternative to citrus, you can try other fruits, such as unsweetened dried apricots, raisins or dates.

a bowl of traditional aloo gobi

Aloo Gobi

By Karen Olson

A classic Indian dish of cauliflower and potatoes, Aloo Gobi has a complex base of spices and tomatoes. The turmeric gives the cauliflower a lovely yellow color and has many health benefits, including anti-inflammatory properties. Serve with a cooling spinach raita or add shredded kale to the dish to get your greens.

a plate of cauliflower coleslaw

Cauli-Slaw

By Karen Olson

This slaw can be made even more colorful by using purple or green cauliflower, and by substituting red apples for the green, or adding red cabbage into the mix. Sprinkle in some currants for more texture and flavor. Although a food processor with a grater attachment is helpful for preparing vegetables for this salad, you can use a hand grater or finely chop the vegetables by hand.

a bowl of carrot and cauliflower soupd

Creamy Carrot and Cauliflower Soup

By Karen Bannan

This puréed soup is smooth, creamy and dairy free. If you want a white soup, substitute parsnips for the carrots. If you want to intensify the soup’s color, use orange cauliflower.

roasted cauliflower in an orange casserole dish

Roasted Cauliflower, Anchovies, Capers and Garlic

By Karen Olson

This side can be enjoyed on its own or tossed with pasta or gnocchi. If you don’t care for anchovies, substitute minced Kalamata olives. Just know that the anchovies dissolve in the sauce when cooked and don’t taste fishy. Because anchovies have plenty of salt, there is no need to add more to your roasting cauliflower.

blueberry smoothie

Blueberry Monsoon Smoothie

By Cary Neff

Kickstart your day with this vibrant and delicious smoothie.

pancakes topped with blueberries

Blueberry-Buckwheat Griddle Cakes

By Cary Neff

Enjoy the light, slightly nutty flavor of this healthier version of a traditional pancake. Top with a warm blueberry compote.

a green salad with blueberries

Salad of Mixed Greens With Blueberries

By Cary Neff

A vibrant and easy spring mix salad with blueberries, goat cheese, walnuts, and balsamic dressing.

blueberry bisque

Blueberry Bisque

By Cary Neff

Try this creamy and refreshing twist on traditional bisque.

shake making equipment and ingredients

Berry Blast SuperShake

By John Berardi, PhD, CSCS

A delicious blend of mixed berries, creamy yogurt, greens, and nuts.

a ginger pear smoothie

Ginger Pear Smoothie

By Brendan Brazier

This refreshing smoothie is packed with healthy protein and fiber. Perfect for breakfast or a quick snack.

a bowl of raw tomato sauce

Raw Tomato Sauce for Pasta

By Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl

Feeling adventuresome? Try this pasta sauce with an uncooked twist.

jars of macerated berries

Macerated Berries with Mint and Red Wine

By Andrew Zimmern

Andrew Zimmern shares his recipe for these delectable strawberries inspired at Trattoria Sostanza in Florence.

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