Nutritious choices made simple®
Cranberries always evoke nostalgia for the holidays and this pork is worthy of your family gathering. The pork is seasoned simply before roasting to compliment the salsa which is served on the side (or the top, if you wish).
Popovers always add a “wow” factor to any meal, and we all could use a little more “wow” in our lives. Be sure not to skip preheating the pan: a hot pan ensures that steam is formed and the batter rises and pops overs the muffin cups.
Don’t limit yourself to the vegetables listed here. Try any combination of vegetables, including leafy vegetables such as spinach.
These are way better than commercial pita chips and better for you. Only a teaspoon of oil is required here and you can mix and match different herbs and spices to complement the dip you’re using. Best eaten fresh.
Stir-fry has a lot of ingredients, but is fundamentally a pretty simple dish, which makes it a wonderful choice for cooking with kids. Put them to work measuring out the sauce ingredients and prepping vegetables to get everyone involved in making a lovely and delicious dish.
Pesto is a delicious way to give veggies, meats, and grains a little pep. Making a nicely balanced, nutritious version can feel challenging when you consider the amount of cheese and salt that goes into many pestos. This recipe gets you there: all the flavor with the nutrients you need.
This classic combination of pears, walnuts, and blue cheese is used to create a delicious gourmet flatbread. Have patience with the onions: while you can stop when they are just golden, the robust flavor imparted by taking the time to caramelize them properly is well worth the added effort. Tip: If you’re using sweet onions, […]