One Chicken, Many Meals
Learn to stretch the budget with these simple processes. Start with one whole chicken and make multiple meals, including soup and salad.
Eat real food
Learn to stretch the budget with these simple processes. Start with one whole chicken and make multiple meals, including soup and salad.
Love pizza! I’ve been making pizza from scratch since 1992 (my daughter’s 5th birthday party). It’s the best with loads of heathy toppings and to make multiple pies so others can get involved creating the masterpieces. Definitely Bon Appetite!
Sugar cookies don’t have to be loaded with sugar in the recipe, decorated with sugary candy or sweet icing, and void of fiber. Change it up with this recipe and decorating ideas.
Home made granola that is easy to make. Sweet and crunchy, protein and fiber rich, eat as is or topped on yogurt or cottage cheese, or in a bowl with milk.
Red beef stew is less traditional but so much richer and bolder in flavor. Add more vegetables to stretch the budget and it’s still fabulous!
So crispy and tasty, these all oat waffles are just scrummy! Ready in minutes, healthy and a hearty way to start your day that is not oatmeal.
Do not let the word “pumpkin” influence your opinion about these treats. Regular brownies have a ton of sugar and flour – these have none and taste so chocolatey good!
A bold blend of flavors that dance on your pallet, with a bright dressing that together make you say wow at first bite. “This salad should be on a menu in a fine restaurant!”
Delicious and nutritious soup with apples! Easy to make – bake squash whole to avoid the struggle of cutting through it. Soup that warms the soul!
Basically throw everything in a pan, bake, mix with cooked pasta, and eat. So cheesy-easy, fresh and nutritious ingredients, and it tastes fantastic.
Eat this with a spoon for a refreshing frozen treat that’s easy to make – and you cannot eat it too fast or you’ll get a brain freeze. Try different frozen fruits for fun.
Refreshingly cool treats with protein and nutritious coconut. A 2-tablespoon serving of coconut flakes has 2-4g of fiber and 1g of protein. Candy that’s good for you
Tomato Soup with pasta, fresh vegetables, and beans. Quick, nutritious, and easy. This dish could be put together in less than an hour. Truth be told it’s better the next day.
Lentils should be a staple in every kitchen, as they are slam packed with fiber and protein. Eat at least twice a month to keep yourself tuned up.
This recipe is inspired by the Thai peanut sauce I love so much. A delightful blend of edamame, cucumber in a lettuce boat with an array of fresh veggies topped with a peanut sauce.
A.K.A. Sweet and Salty Popcorn made with Date Sugar. Whole grain goodness without butter and maybe a pinch of salt.
As an alternative to buttery popcorn with tons of salt, this popcorn made with extra virgin olive oil and grated Romano cheese is scrumptious. That simple. Remove the excess fat, sodium, and replace with healthy oil and cheese. Although not eliminating sodium, this recipe drastically reduces it making Cheesy Popcorn a healthy, high-fiber, nutritious snack.
Homemade inexpensive chocolate protein bars are nutritious and delicious full of both protein and fiber in one yummy bar. These plant-based protein bars are vegan, flourless, no-bake, made with real food- no added protein powder or sugar. A handy breakfast bar, pick-me-up snack, or just to boost your protein. Better than those store-bought, sugary, gross, expensive protein bars for sure!
Scrumptious protein-packed blend of oats, nuts, dried fruit, and seeds that will make you smile inside. Eat it over yogurt, in a bowl with milk, or as a snack. However you serve it, it will be loved.
A refreshing chopped vegetable salad blend with beans, fresh herbs, and Avocado Dressing makes for a delicious vegetable salad beaming with protein.
Eat as a snack, serve cut up as an appetizer, or anytime! Protein never tasted so yummy. Use plain hummus or desired flavor creation.
Full of protein a yummy snack that goes with many accompaniments. Add sun dried tomatoes, basil, fresh herbs, and many mix-ins for variety. Either way it won’t last long on any table.
It’s easy to make, green and so good. Use it for salads, mix in with cucumbers, or spread on anything for wholesome goodness.
A delicious blend of fresh herbs and pesto make this eggplant dish pop with flavor and nutritious goodness.
Here’s a simple and delicious recipe for Healthy Egg Muffins, perfect for a low-carb, protein-packed breakfast or snack. You can mix in your favorite veggies and spices to make them your own!
Made with love and coconut sugar ensure a healthier option and keeps a lower glycemic index. Healthy can be tasty.