Creamy broccoli soup stars broccoli and is a dairy-free twist with potato, low-sodium broth, and almond milk. It's low-calorie, nutritious, and customizable with cheese, herbs, seeds, or croutons.

This creamy potato egg salad blends Greek yogurt, light mayo, and eggs for a protein-rich, tangy side dish with 220 calories per serving. It's ideal for potlucks or weekday meals!

Swap potatoes for turnips in this low-carb German-inspired "potato" salad with a tangy mustard dressing, parsley garnish, and just 100 calories per serving. Serve it warm or chilled!

This healthier version of cream potato salad combines red or white potatoes with Greek yogurt, olive oil, and fresh vegetables. You can make it in advance for everyday meals, picnics, or potlucks.

Enjoy a healthier take on a comforting breakfast classic with baked whole-wheat French toast. High in protein, fiber, and whole grains, it’s a satisfying start to the day. Add sweet or savory toppings

Enjoy this healthier chicken fried rice! Made with cauliflower rice, it’s low-carb and high in protein. Choose colorful vegetables. Try shrimp or tofu, too. Garnish with cilantro or green onions.

This cabbage slaw has tender leftover chicken and sweet, crunchy cabbage with a tangy, lightly sweetened dressing. It also has ginger, sesame seeds, low-sodium soy sauce, and lime juice for flavor.

Black-eyed peas are a Southern holiday classic symbolizing luck and prosperity. This healthy version swaps ham for olive oil, spices, and veggies, delivering protein, fiber, and rich flavors!

Collard greens are a holiday staple, rich in earthy flavors and nutrients. This healthy version skips lard or bacon, using olive oil, smoked paprika, and broth for a plant-based, wholesome dish!

Turn holiday or other leftovers into a delicious and comforting healthy pot pie. Swap a high-carb, high-fat pie crust for crispy whole-grain tortillas. Add creaminess with butternut squash.

Whole-grain pasta primavera with olive oil, low-sodium broth, and more veggies for a lighter, heart-healthy dish. Add extra protein, use dairy-free options, or choose different vegetables and herbs,

Healthy stuffed eggs are a lighter alternative to traditional deviled eggs. You can add various fillings like vegetables, cheese, or shrimp. Serve them for parties, snacks, or meals.

Whipped butternut squash is a creamy, naturally sweet side dish made healthier with olive oil, less sugar, and seasonal spices. Perfect for holidays or anytime, it's nutritious and simple to prepare!

Make low-sugar cranberry sauce with fresh cranberries, orange juice, and optional maple syrup. Add spices or nuts for variety, and use as a topping, side, or spread for holiday meals!

Enjoy crispy, healthier latkes with less oil. Swap potatoes for sweet potatoes or zucchini for variety. Top with Greek yogurt, smoked salmon, or poached eggs. Bake instead of frying for less cleanup.

Coat chicken with a flavorful Parmesan whole-grain breadcrumb mixture and bake it in marinara sauce with vegetables and melted mozzarella. It's healthy and high in protein and fiber.

This homemade granola is a lower-sugar, nutrient-dense option made with oats, walnuts, sunflower seeds, flaxseeds, and natural sweeteners. It's a great addition to breakfast, snacks, or desserts.

This aqua fresca is naturally refreshing and sweet with cantaloupe and lime, and water. It's hydrating, low-calorie, and rich in vitamins A and C. Add mint, coconut, or other fruit as desired.

Indulge your sweet tooth with cocoa-dusted nuts—only 4g added sugar per serving! Packed with heart-healthy fats, fiber, and protein, they’re perfect for snacks, desserts, or gifting in a festive jar.

Cool off with a low-calorie watermelon lemonade mocktail by blending sweet watermelon, tart lemon juice, and a hint of stevia for a refreshing, antioxidant-packed summer treat.

This refreshing, low-calorie mojito mocktail with lime, mint, and sparkling water is naturally sweetened. It can keep you cool and hydrated without added sugar—great for any occasion!

This grapefruit lime mocktail is a refreshing, low-calorie drink with crisp citrus flavor and a bubbly finish. Serve it at brunch or anytime on its own or with a light snack or healthy meal.

A refreshing margarita mocktail with tangy lime, sweet orange, and honey or pineapple juice. Lower in calories and high in vitamin C, it's a festive, non-alcoholic twist on the classic drink.

This Bloody Mary mocktail has classic salty, spicy, and spicy flavors without alcohol. It can be a healthy addition to brunch. Garnish with celery, olives, lemon, or even shrimp or hard-boiled eggs.

Lighten up corn chowder with olive oil, almond milk, and Yukon potato instead of bacon and cream. It's comforting and good for weight loss. For variation, add spices or protein like chicken.

Try baked parsnip chips as a low-fat, high-fiber snack or side instead of fatty potato chips or French fries. Swap any vegetables like carrots, radishes, or turnips. Choose your favorite spice blends.

Enjoy a lighter pumpkin pie with this recipe! It keeps the creamy texture and rich spices of classic pumpkin pie, adding a crunchy graham cracker base and whipped topping. It's guilt-free!

This low-carb shepherd's pie has lean ground turkey and a cauliflower topping. It's heart-healthy and weight-loss friendly with vegetables, protein, antioxidants, and savory and comforting flavors.

Make your own light Ranch dressing with Greek yogurt, herbs, and lemon juice, and use it to add flavor and creaminess to salads, vegetables and meat. Vary it with avocado, olive oil, and herbs.

Enjoy salads more with this healthy balsamic vinaigrette made from olive oil, balsamic, mustard, and garlic. Vary it with ingredients like lemon, yogurt, and fresh or dried herbs. Keep in the fridge.

Make fresh guacamole at home in minutes! Customize the texture and seasoning to your liking with heart-healthy avocados, lime, and veggies. Each of 6 servings has 85 calories and 7g of healthy fats.

Delight in this healthy holiday mashed butternut squash, carrot, and turnip dish. Easy to prepare, it's lower in fat and high in fiber—perfect for festive meals or everyday dining!

Swap mayo or creamy dips for this bean and broccoli dip! It’s high in fiber, protein, and antioxidants. Blend beans, broccoli, garlic, olive oil, lemon juice, and seasonings. Enjoy as a dip or spread!

Swap turkey for ground beef or pork in these delicious and nutritious meatballs. Add them to whole-grain pasta, zoodles, soups, salads, or other dishes for a healthy boost of protein with vegetables.

Enjoy this moist, whole-grain banana bread with less sugar and oil. Make it as muffins, add mix-ins, or freeze leftovers for easy, healthier desserts, snacks, or breakfasts.

Enjoy this filling, low-fat turkey chili packed with veggies, beans, and lean protein. It’s great for easy meal prep, and it supports healthy eating and weight management goals.

This creamy poppyseed dressing is lower in calories, fat, and sugar than traditional versions, made with Greek yogurt, apple cider vinegar, and poppy seeds for a healthy, tangy twist.

This raspberry vinaigrette is sweet, tangy, and low in sugar. Use it on salads, wraps, or as a creamy dressing for roasted veggies, with heart-healthy olive oil and no added chemicals.

Azerbaijani chicken kufta (meatballs) use ground chicken, fresh herbs, and whole-wheat breadcrumbs. Bake until golden and serve with a cucumber-tomato yogurt sauce.

These Black Bean Peanut Butter Brownies are a plant-based treat with heart-healthy fats and less added sugar. Made with beans, oats, and nut butter, they’re rich, chewy, and satisfying!

This chocolate avocado mousse is a creamy, healthier dessert option with heart-healthy fats from avocados and rich cocoa flavor. Vary it with mint, mocha, or berries for a satisfying treat

Make your own Italian dressing with simple ingredients like extra-virgin olive oil, vinegar, and herbs. Use it on salads, as a marinade for chicken or fish, or to roast vegetables.

Keep Halloween fun and make it healthier with nutrient-rich bell pepper Jack-o-lanterns! Carve spooky faces into peppers and fill them with colorful fillings like red cabbage, pureed squash, or pesto.

Enjoy this seasonal breakfast with spices, pumpkin, and oats. It's easy to make and has fiber and protein to get you through the morning.

This guilt-free spinach artichoke dip swaps cream cheese for Greek yogurt and cottage cheese, cutting calories and fat. Mix ingredients, cook, and serve for a healthier game day treat.

Whole wheat banana pancakes are a nutritious, fiber-rich breakfast made with ripe bananas and whole-wheat flour. Mix ingredients, cook on a griddle, and serve with toppings like fruit or nuts.

Enjoy a healthier pizza with whole-wheat crust, low-fat mozzarella, and delicious vegetables. Save time with store-bought crusts, whole-grain bread, or low-carb or gluten-free cauliflower crust.

This turkey meatloaf is a healthy comfort food packed with lean protein and hidden veggies. It’s flavorful and fiber-rich, with options to add more veggies and pair with healthy sides.

This low-fat tuna salad uses reduced-fat mayo for creaminess, and vegetables for crunch. It's a better option for weight with 200 calories per serving. It's good for wraps, salads, or sandwiches.

Juicy turkey burgers are a flavorful, heart-healthy alternative to beef. Keep them juicier with grated zucchini, and use cheese to add more flavor. Serve on whole-grain buns or with lettuce.

This recipe for oven-baked "fried" chicken offers a healthier alternative to traditional fried chicken. Use whole-grain breadcrumbs, bake instead of fry, and enjoy crispy, satisfying chicken.

This low-calorie berry jam is an option with no added sugars. Made with berries, water, and lemon juice, you can add chia seeds for thickness. Leave it as is or add stevia as a natural sweetener.

This versatile chicken noodle casserole uses leftovers and butternut squash for creaminess without extra fat. Swap chicken for tofu, and pasta for grains or veggie noodles for a lighter option.

This vegetarian chili is hearty and nutritious, with your favorites beans, vegetables, and spices. It's an easy and filling dish for the family, with plenty of leftovers to enjoy!

This split pea soup has plant-based protein from peas and texture from barley. It's easy to make, versatile, and perfect for beginners. Add any vegetables you like and enjoy leftovers later!

This cheesy eggplant lasagna is a low-carb pasta alternative with protein and calcium. It's layered with cottage cheese, basil, and mozzarella for a flavorful, satisfying dish.

This creamy chicken salad is nutritious and low in calories, made with yogurt instead of mayo. It’s high in protein, fiber, and healthy fats, with a delicious mix of sweet and savory flavors.

Burger bars offer customizable, healthy dinners. Try black bean burgers, lean turkey patties, or grilled vegetables. Use whole-grain buns, add sides of vegetables, and opt for low-calorie condiments.

Enjoy low-carb nachos with chicken, low-fat cheese, and bell peppers. They have protein and fiber, but fewer calories and less fat. Add your favorite vegetable and other toppings.

Start your day with a high-protein, fiber-rich breakfast taco featuring eggs, beans, and spinach on a whole-grain or high-fiber tortilla. It's quick, nutritious, and customizable for various diets.

This vegetarian chili is hearty, healthy, and high in protein, made without fatty meats. Packed with vegetables and customizable, it’s perfect for freezing and tastes even better the next day.

Chicken Alfredo gets a healthy twist with whole-grain pasta, Greek yogurt, and almond milk. With protein and flavor, it’s a lighter take on the creamy classic. Serve with vegetables for balance.