Vegetarian Borscht Salad
This bright, savory salad will add a refreshing pop of color to your next potluck.
This bright, savory salad will add a refreshing pop of color to your next potluck.
This impressive main dish is easy to prep, but boasts big flavor thanks to the Asian-inspired marinade.
This gluten-free side dish can easily be made vegetarian — and the pretty presentation will make it a real crowd-pleaser.
This dairy-free treat is full of healthy fats, and the mango-lime topping gives it a zesty flair.
The veggie flavors really shine in this salad, which can be made ahead and refrigerated for up to eight hours before serving.
A zingy Paleo mayo that comes together in minutes.
This hydrating smoothie is good for your brain and your body — plus, the protein and healthy fats will keep you focused all morning.
Choose wild-caught salmon rather than farm-raised to avoid pesticides and pollutants.
This savory recipe works for standard or baby bok choy — both are delicious and nutrient-dense!
This energizing smoothie bowl is packed with green goodness: avocados, spinach, matcha green-tea powder and more.
This protein-packed dish is spiked with red-wine vinegar, fresh lemon juice, and Dijon mustard — and keeps in the fridge all week.
This colorful Italian salad is a cinch to make at home — and beats jarred peppers any day.
These delectable polenta cakes are crispy on the outside and creamy on the inside.
This classic Italian recipe replaces the traditional borlotti beans with edamame.
This cold and refreshing soup is actually two simple soups artfully presented together.
These ground pork tacos are livened up with a crisp slaw, diced mango, and island spices.
Fennel’s mild licorice flavor pairs well with garlic and lemon in this easy chicken dish.
And did you know choosing a serving of peas instead of asparagus can result in a 48 percent decrease in water use?
When spring turns to summer, swap the asparagus, mushrooms, shallots, and spinach for corn, zucchini, and cherry tomatoes.
Enhance postpartum recovery with these make-ahead burritos made with grassfed beef and organic eggs.
If you ask any of the Life Time dietitians — including this episode’s guest, Paul Krieger, RD, CPT — they’ll note that one of the most important things you can do for your nutrition is make sure you’re consuming enough quality protein. Kriegler explains why this macronutrient is so critical for health, and he shares how much protein you need, what animal and plant sources are the best, and ways to support your body in properly digesting and absorbing it.