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Side Dishes

Basil Pesto With Chicken Sausage Mason Jar Salad

Homemade pesto brings a burst of fresh flavor to this transportable salad.
By The LTH Nutrition Team

Spring Salad With Herb Dressing

Customize this zippy dressing with any combination of fresh, tender herbs like cilantro, dill, mint, or the fronds from your fennel bulb.
By Maddie Augustin

Honey-Tamari Roasted Tofu

Honey, tamari, and olive oil are all you need for this quick and easy, protein packed side dish. Use it to compliment steamed veggies and rice or to top a build-your-own grain bowl.
By Robin Asbell

Pumpkin Muffins

Try this gluten-free, dairy-free version of a classic autumn treat.
By The LTH Nutrition Team

Crispy Kale Chips With Sea Salt

An indulgent side dish for dinner — or a healthier snack alternative to chips. Roasting brings out smoky, buttery flavors and creates an irresistible, melt-in-your-mouth texture.
By Cary Neff

Fresh Fava Beans With Mint and Scallions

Fava beans are central to the Sardinian diet — one of the world's five Blue Zone regions. Try this simple dish from "The Blue Zones Kitchen" for protein, fiber, and deliciousness. It also tastes great with chickpeas for a tasty variation. 
By Dan Buettner

Kale Caesar With Parmesan Crisps

Replace the traditional croutons with crispy Parmesan frico in this creative kale Caesar salad.
By Robin Asbell

Crunchy Thai Salad

Swap quinoa for the millet in this salad, which gets its kick from a Thai peanut sauce.
By Katie Koteen and Kate Kasbee

Twice-Cooked Mushrooms

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

Carrot Fries and Dip

Craving chips and dip? Try this healthy alternative instead.
By The LTH Nutrition Team

Kale Chips

This salty and crunchy snack helps boosts your veggie intake while satisfying snack cravings.
By The LTH Nutrition Team

Lentil Faux Meatballs With Quinoa

Complex carbs, fiber, and plant-based protein combine to make these "meatballs."
By The LTH Nutrition Team

White Bean, Tuna, and Sweet Onion Salad

Canned tuna makes this salad come together in minutes.
By Cary Neff
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