Welcome to the world of healthy and delicious recipes! These recipes are designed to nourish your body and delight your taste buds. Each recipe is to provide a perfect balance of taste and nutrition. Whether you are a working professional or a busy parent, we understand the challenges of maintaining a balanced diet amidst a hectic schedule. Discover a world of flavorful dishes that will nourish you body and support your active lifestyle while empowering you to make healthy choices every day.
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It doesn’t get much better than a rich and creamy macaroni and cheese recipe, but did you know this dish is loaded with a whole pound of butternut squash?!
Dining Services at BYU created a healthier version of ginger cookies that swaps half the flour with whole wheat flour and reduces the amount of sugar and margarine.
Nice ream is like ice cream but made with frozen bananas. With a frozen banana and a little bit of liquid as the base you can add in frozen fruit or any kind of flavor combination.
This recipe is a good late-night snack that will not detract, as much as other processed snacks, from high-quality, restorative sleep. This recipe was presented in our September 2022 Food Demo from BYU Dietetics Graduate Interns.
Looking for a healthy dessert? Try nice cream. Nice ream is like ice cream but made with frozen bananas. With a frozen banana and a little bit of liquid as the base you can add in frozen fruit or any kind of flavor combination. It is ready to eat as a soft serve treat right out of the food processor, or it can be put in the freeze for a few hours for a stiffer consistency.
This is a basic recipe for hummus, but you can add different garnishes and blend extra ingredients in to make it even better. Find out what ingredients you like and experiment to see what tastes the best.
Dining Services at BYU created a ginger cookie to use at wellness events. It is a healthier version of ginger cookies which swaps half the flour with whole wheat flour and reduces the amount of sugar and margarine. Now you don't just have to wait for a wellness walk to enjoy this treat. You can make it from scratch at home! You try making even more healthy ingredient swaps to make it more nutritious.
Vegetables are such an important part of a healthy diet, and yet 90% of Americans don’t meet the basic guideline of 2-3 cups of vegetables a day. Here are some tips on how to get more veggies in your diet.
As a healthy addition to any meal, quinoa is a gluten-free, mineral-rich seed that is high in protein and easy to cook. One thing that sets quinoa apart from other plants is that it contains all nine of the essential amino acids needed to make it a complete protein.