Fire Up the Grill! 11 Healthy Recipes to Enjoy
From main dishes to vegan sides and even dessert, these grillable recipes are perfect for a quick weeknight dinner or planning a weekend cookout.
From main dishes to vegan sides and even dessert, these grillable recipes are perfect for a quick weeknight dinner or planning a weekend cookout.
With a few homemade seasonings and sauces, you can transform a simple summer cookout into an exploration of African, Caribbean, and Southern cuisines.
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For nearly 50 years, Jacques Pépin has been a cooking inspiration. Today, his elegant but efficient approach to food is more in demand than ever.
Try this technicolor cabbage slaw, which is livened up with fresh mint, pomegranate seeds, and chopped walnuts.
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This winter, stay cozy and warm with these modern takes on heritage dishes.
These veggie grain bowls feature quinoa, kamut, farro, and wild rice, but feel free to mix up the grains — and the veggies — to your liking.
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Finish this hearty dish by scattering pomegranate seeds, chopped fresh cilantro and mint over the top.
Like your drinks tart? Use 100 percent cranberry juice instead of the pomegranate juice.
Behind that old saying my eyes were bigger than my stomach stands a basic food truth: Visual appeal counts for a lot.
Enough already with the artificial substitutes in traditional dishes. Let’s stick with the real stuff.
Dr. Mark Hyman weighs in on the top-five foods to eat regularly – and the top five to avoid.
You know that in-season fruits and vegetables are especially good for you, but just how much nutrition hangs in the balance? Perhaps more than you realized.
Trying to weather the storm of nutrition advice? Seek out a rainbow of colorful produce, and you’ll find a big pot of phytonutrient gold.
These hearty, sometimes intimidating veggies are surprisingly easy to prep and cook.
Take advantage of the summer harvest and challenge yourself with this month’s One Healthy Habit to eat more colorful plant-based foods each day.
With a little planning, some timely communication, and a dash of creativity, your next potluck can be a stress-free success.