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All in Recipes
We hear you. When it's hot, sometimes all you want is more - and better - ice cream. Try this recipe to satisfy your craving and stay on the path to wellness.
Keep cool and healthy with these light and refreshing popsicles. They're easy to make using an ice cube tray if you don't have a popsicle mold handy, and you can even blend them up to drink as a slush if you prefer something to sip!
It's time to warm up the grill, folks! Enjoy one of these delicious burgers, topped with dill pickles, if you like, and served with Amped Up Cole Slaw. The recipe makes about one cup of sauce, so if you have any left over you can store it in an airtight container for up to two weeks.
Yes, you can lighten up your deviled eggs without sacrificing the fun! Try making this recipe at least twice - once with vegenaise and once with coconut oil mayo - and tell us which version is your favorite. Thanks to Apple A Day Co-op for sharing this idea with us!
Get ready for a fresh and exciting take on this beloved side dish! Organic mayo and apple cider vinegar dress the slaw smoothly, while ancho chili powder gives it a memorable kick. This recipe makes about six servings in under an hour, and it pairs well with a Saucy Chicken Burger - recipe coming soon!
This versatile recipe comes from our friends at Apple A Day Co-op. Much like cornbread, the cakes can be eaten plain for a nice complement to your meal. If you're feeling adventurous, try pouring salsa on top for a snack, or add cinnamon and honey for a sweet treat!
A fish dish can be impressive and delicious, yet surprisingly simple to make. It all begins with an exciting marinade! Try pairing your salmon or tuna with a side salad or marinated asparagus with heart of palm.
These melt-in-your-mouth chocolates are a sweet sensation - without any added sugar! Check the links for suggestions on finding a few of the key ingredients, and be sure to have your silicone cups ready and a clear space in your freezer before you begin.
Warm up with a bowl of this simple yet scrumptious Chicken Chili. It gets its southwestern flare from poblano peppers, black beans, and a hint of oregano. And remember, there are more chili recipes from Dr. Deborah K. Adcock, MD, to enjoy!
This dish is as tasty as it is healthy - it just might be your new go-to casserole! It's especially great if you need to give your holiday leftovers fresh new life.
These are a nice option when you don't want to make a traditional pumpkin pie. Adding coconut, almond, and maple flavors to the usual pumpkin pie spice makes for an exciting and healthy spin on the classic.
Colorful and tasty vegetables, including carrots, turnips, parsnips and Brussels sprouts, slow-roasted in coconut oil, make a beautiful and hearty accompaniment to almost any winter dish. This is an especially good side to serve at a holiday meal!
Watching carbs is a big challenge when you are trying to keep your diabetes in line. Including lots of veggies is key, and it's been said this dish is the next best thing when compared to a filling potato soup.
Chili season continues, now with turkey! In this recipe, cannellini beans and baby kale complement hearty sausage to make a delicious, wholesome meal. Don't miss the Four Pepper Chili recipe, and keep an eye out for chicken chili, coming soon.
Here's another festive side dish great for Thanksgiving or Christmas, but so delicious you'll want to eat it every day!
Fall is upon us, with Halloween tricks and (even more frightening) sugary treats in abundance. You don't need to be afraid of this four pepper chili. It has a warming, spicy kick, and is satisfyingly high in fiber with three kinds of beans. Serve it up on a "chilly" evening and enjoy!
There was some heated debate (see #GumboGate) recently when a certain entertainment conglomerate posted a "healthy gumbo" recipe that included kale and quinoa. The video went viral as southerners raised their voices against it, and the recipe was subsequently removed. It's true that traditional gumbo has a lot of extra fat, carbs, and calories - mainly thanks to the roux - but our recipe lightens it up while staying close to this beloved southern dish's roots.
Looking for a green bean casserole that won't kill you with all the added fried parts? Then this is the one for you! It's perfect for Thanksgiving, Christmas, or any holiday side dish.
