Main Dishes

After a long cold day in the winter, it is nice to warm up with a soup and grilled cheese for dinner. This is an easy way to add more vegetables to you and your families meal!

Butternut squash is an orange-fleshed winter squash, celebrated for its versatility and sweet, nutty flavor. Not only is it tasty, but also packs a punch with loads of vitamins, minerals, fiber, and antioxidants. Adding extra vegetables to your favorite soup is a creative way to eat your vegetables...

This recipe is a simple way to incorporate some of the delicious fruits and vegetables you can purchase at the farmer’s market. It is adaptable and can be made to your liking depending on your preference and the vegetables you have available.

Need a fast food substitution? These veggie wraps are great to make ahead and keep on hand for a day or two. Just grab a wrap and go.

Looking for inspiration for your next healthy and hearty go-to weekday meal? Look no further! This white bean chicken chili is an excellent heart-healthy alternative to a beef chili, and it delivers the same satisfying fullness. You can enjoy this delicious, seasonal bowl even more knowing it...

Fall is right around the corner! Enjoy this warm, hearty soup on chilly days. Leftovers can be stored in the freezer for up to 3 months. This recipe can be served as a filling lunch or dinner.

Here is a flavorful dish made with hearty beans, tender chicken, and a rich, creamy broth! This is a great alternative to traditional beef chili.

This easy recipe is nutritious and yummy! This version is full of lean protein, veggies, and whole grains that will leave you satisfied.

This pasta recipe is quick, inexpensive, and mighty flavorful! Whole wheat spaghetti is fantastic source of whole grains and contains important nutrients, like fiber and B vitamins. In addition, this recipe includes broccoli and cauliflower, two cruciferous vegetables high in fiber and low in...

Full of vegetables, this traditional comfort food is sure to please your whole family.

This creamy meat sauce is full of vegetables. When made with whole wheat pasta its a nutrient dense meal and diabetic friendly.

This nourishing dal is not only rich in protein and fiber but also offers a delightful balance of earthiness and warmth and is a staple in many South Asian kitchens. It can be served with rice or a flatbread and is perfect for both casual family dinners and festive gatherings.

Yogurt in your banana bread? Yes! You will love how the addition of plain yogurt keeps your banana bread moist and light without added oil. You can make this bread simple, with just bananas, or you can punch up the flavor a bit with any number of additions, like cinnamon, walnuts, or chocolate chips...

This baked mac and cheese recipe is a spicy spin on the creamy classic! The addition of sausage and veggies, like onions, tomato wedges, and salsa, rounds out a traditionally carb-dense meal to include more protein, vitamins, and fiber. If you are not a fan of heat, feel free to choose a mild salsa.