Save those seeds to make New Mexican Pumpkin Seed Dip—it’s great with sliced veggies or as a filling for warm corn tortillas.
Save those seeds to make New Mexican Pumpkin Seed Dip—it’s great with sliced veggies or as a filling for warm corn tortillas.
All excuses not to eat your vegetables will disappear under the golden bread crumb and cheese topping on this easy oven dish.
Honey-Apple Chicken will satisfy your family’s sweet tooth before you ever get to dessert.
These Asian roasted rutabaga “fries” are just 100 calories per serving. Plus, they’re high in vitamins A and C. A healthy yum!
The pomegranate is everywhere. But what exactly is it? Why is it so good for us? And how on earth do you eat it? Here’s a quick download.
We munch the whole fruit or slices, or bake them in a dessert. But why not try them as the main ingredient in a sandwich?
Cinnamon-rubbed pork with maple-flavored apple puree can heat up the coolest day. Try it tonight.
What you get: sweet sophistication called Cannoli Cream Napoleon. But enough riddles, start eating!
Vanilla is anything but plain when you dream up the right topping. For the most outrageous sundae bar, gather some of these for guests to sample.
We’ve given this picnic favorite a healthy makeover. So what’s the secret ingredient that slashes the saturated fat? Check it out.
Need to bring something to a barbecue? Try this slimmed-down side with just 121 calories per serving—you’ll be on everyone’s invite list.
When you want something creamy, dive into our No-Fat Spinach Dip—it tastes indulgent but is just 30 calories for a generous 1/3-cup serving!
Some members were asking for some slow cooker recipes, so here is one of our favorites. Enjoy!!
Who says your lettuce needs to stay on a salad plate? Enjoy a healthy, flavor-packed salad sandwich that can go anywhere you need it to. It’s a great way to work veggies into your day, and it’ll fill you up with less fat than a meat sandwich.
Peanut butter might not sound like a morning food. But it’s a powerhouse of nutrition! It not only contains fiber and protein to help give you energy and satisfy your appetite, it’s also a great source of healthy fats.
Who doesn’t love fried chicken? But it can be high in fat. Here’s a way to enjoy all the flavor without as much fat. Just skip the frying pan and crisp it up in the oven. Your family might not even be able to tell it isn’t actually fried.
It’s simple to cut the fat and calories in meat loaf—just mix in some brown rice. Using less meat and more rice is also a good way to bring down the cost. Add roasted potatoes and steamed broccoli, and you’ve got an easy (and health-smart) meal.
Ditch the bottled red sauce with its high sodium and high fructose corn syrup. Create a more sophisticated pizza topped with a colorful mix of red and yellow garden tomatoes, Italian seasonings, and tangy cheese.
What’s a cake without flour? Elegant, rich…delicious! Just try this chocolate treat—you’ll feel like it came straight off a restaurant dessert tray. Added bonus: It’s a perfect cake for anyone who can’t have gluten.
This chicken parm is filling but not heavy, thanks to spaghetti squash replacing the usual pasta. Spaghetti squash has just 31 calories per cup, but serves up 2 grams of fiber and a slightly nutty flavor. Plus, it’s a way to sneak in a veggie!
Looking for the perfect comfort food? This chili requires little prep time and uses a slow cooker to do most of the work. So go ahead and check off your to-dos while dinner is cooking itself! Then come back to a bowl of warm goodness.
Stuck in a breakfast rut? Maybe it’s time to mix up your morning. Get a little crazy and have a cookie—but not just any cookie. This breakfast cookie recipe satisfies both your sweet tooth and your nutritional needs.
If a salad seems a bit too wimpy for dinner, beef it up with a little steak. You’ll have the perfect mix of meat and veggies. In a rush? Make the meat and marinade the night before, then toss with the lettuce right before you’re ready to eat.
Why do peppers get all the stuffing? The next time you’re craving comfort food, try something a little different and just as delicious—stuffed onions! Even if you’re not crazy about onions, you might like the gentle flavor of Vidalias.
This creamy dessert is surprisingly low in calories and fat (but doesn’t taste like it at all). And here’s another benefit: The crust is made with cereal to throw in a little extra fiber—good for your health.
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