This bright and healthy vegan summer salad is the perfect way to utilize the fruits of your summer harvest. Tangy strawberries, zesty red onions, fresh greens, and homemade strawberry dressing come together for the perfect lunch or a wonderful dinner side salad.
Minimize your impact this month and get the most for your buck by buying only the freshest fruits and vegetables in season in May.
As the world is coming alive this spring, don’t overlook these edible flowers from your lawn and garden. These spring flower jellies are an easy way to add to your harvest.
Wild ramps are exceptionally delicious and boast high nutritional value. Learn how to get your hands on this foraged find, and once you score some, read up on the best recipes to make.
Simple grilled spring greens with homemade lemon parsley butter make the perfect side dish to celebrate spring. This dish goes well with grilled main dishes like chicken or salmon.
Foraging for wild edible plants is the perfect way to celebrate spring and add some much-needed variety to your culinary menu. Here are 15 edible plants worth hunting down.
This comforting Roasted Garlic and Leek Soup combines the mellowed flavors of roasted garlic with the subtle taste of leeks. Enhanced with spices and sweet potato, it’s a perfect cool-weather treat.
This delicious Harvest Chicken Casserole recipe features all the flavors of the season including sweet potatoes, Brussels sprouts, and cranberries. Finished with chicken and bubbly cheddar, it’s the perfect dish for seasonal celebrations.
You don’t have to choose between convenience and health. You can throw together a delicious breakfast on Christmas morning after all the presents have been unwrapped and you’ve had time for a cup of coffee or two, and it can be something nutritious and healthful that will keep your family feeling great all day.
This easy roasted cauliflower and Brussels sprouts recipe uses overnight marinating to infuse the vegetables with fresh rosemary and spices. Top with Parmesan cheese and a spritz of lemon for the perfect vegetarian side dish.
While your local apple orchard might be closed and backyard blueberry bushes snow-covered, winter brings a variety of fresh fruits to your local grocery store.
If you’re trying to get a lighter, mostly refreshing, and still slightly buzzy drink during the holiday season, it may feel easier said than done. We’re sharing five tips on how to make a healthier cocktail this holiday season.
Avoiding a foodborne illness — at least when it comes to your own kitchen, cooking, and food prep — is easy enough if you follow a few rules. These four food safety rules are easy but often overlooked.
This roasted butternut squash salad recipe features creamy goat cheese crumbles, zesty red onion, and tart dried cranberries, all finished with perfectly roasted squash and maple dijon vinaigrette. It makes an excellent lunch, dinner, or side.
Whether you’re just trying to eat healthily or you’re following a specific diet, the holidays can be tricky. If you have the pleasure of hosting this season, you can make a few simple, holiday swaps that your guests won’t even notice. Learn how to serve the holiday classics without overdoing it on the sugar, carbs, and dairy.
Let’s be honest, sweet potato casserole is more of a dessert than a side. With our tips to lighten up your sweet potato casserole, you can eat it all season long without sacrificing flavor.
Starbucks holiday drinks are not only tasty but they are filled with sugar and dairy. While your occasional Peppermint Mocha indulgence certainly won’t hurt anything, if you’re ordering a holiday favorite on the daily, you might notice a few negative effects. Luckily, there are a few simple things you can do to make Starbucks’ holiday drinks a little healthier.
This fig and arugula salad features roasted figs marinated in a tangy-sweet balsamic and maple dressing. But what sets it apart is the decadent burrata cheese. It’s more than just a salad, it’s an experience!
The majority of Halloween-themed snacks are cute but aren’t exactly healthy and tend to be laden with processed sugars. With a little creativity you can enjoy healthy Halloween snacks all October.
Coconut Carrot Soup is a fall-inspired soup that is blended with carrots and sweet potatoes and spiced with a warm blend of curry powder and a swirl of coconut milk.
Pumpkin isn’t just for desserts and pumpkin spice lattes. Pumpkin is filled with tons of health benefits so why not incorporate it into more fall recipes? There are still plenty of unique ways to use pumpkin this October. We have 5 more delicious suggestions.
This Healthy Apple Bread recipe features a warm center of perfectly baked apple slices surrounded by a delicious spiced whole wheat flour batter and topped with a to-die-for brown sugar and oat crumble.
This super flavorful pumpkin spiced granola recipe captures all the best fall flavors in one tasty bite. The recipe uses a traditional granola mix and adds spices like cinnamon, ginger, cardamom, and nutmeg to give it a seasonal fall flare.
Is a pumpkin just another type of squash? You’re likely thinking that squash is summer squash, maybe a butternut squash, or a spaghetti squash — probably not a pumpkin. We’ll discuss what family the pumpkin belongs to and if you can use it in squash recipes.
There’s so much more to pumpkins than that boring puree in a can. Discover varieties like Sugar, Cinderella, Kabocha, Fairytale, Jarrahdale, and Styrian, each offering unique flavors and textures.
It is possible to fix up a game day feast that won’t leave you regretful the next day. All it takes is a few simple swaps.
This pumpkin ravioli recipe features fresh pasta and layers and layers of fall flavors. A homemade dough and a seasonal filling take this recipe to the next level thanks to super fresh ingredients.
As we enter the fall months, it’s time to look forward to favorite seasonal activities like apple picking. Here are 3 tips for picking the best apples.
This tasty acorn squash salad features all the best fall flavors. The salad is sweet, savory, warm, tangy, and great for a filling fall meal.
This simple turmeric soup blends carrots, turmeric, and ginger to make an ultra-comforting and super-filling broth.
Farm-fresh watermelon season will be gone before you know it. Try one of these five unique end-of-summer methods to make the most of it.
Adding this Cold Cucumber Soup to your summer meals is a cooling and nutritious way to enjoy soup all year round! The refreshing taste of cucumber mixed with the soothing flavor will leave you wanting more.
This nutrient-packed salad is bursting with fresh flavors and comes together in under 15 minutes, making it perfect for cooling off after a day of berry picking.
Quench your thirst this summer with a delicious glass of Peach-Infused Water with Basil. Made with fresh ingredients, it’s a refreshing and healthy option for staying hydrated this summer.
Cleaning your BBQ grill with an onion is the best way to keep things healthy and tidy with the added benefit of a non-stick surface.
Discover healthful fruits, from apples to pineapples, that are perfect for grilling. Learn techniques and serving ideas to elevate your nutritious summer meals.
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Before you head to the grocery store, check out what’s in season during October in this handy guide.
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