National Eat your Veggies day encourages people to eat healthy by adding more vegetables in their diet. You don’t need to sacrifice your budget or the taste of your food in order to eat healthy. Here are some recommended recipes to help you get started.
These healthy Vietnamese spring rolls are refreshing, filling, et not heavy on the tummy. Perfect for summer weather so you can bring them to picnics and potluck parties! Easy to make with easily available ingredients, too.
You can make these crispy quinoa vegan patties ahead of time and store them in the freezer for later. You can fry, air fry, or cook them in the oven as you prefer. Hassle-free food prep!
This baked sweet potato recipe is nutritious and delicious as well. You can eat it as a snack especially if you’re on a diet, or serve it as a side dish. You can also eat it by itself for a light lunch or dinner.
This Vegan Mac and Cheese is the perfect dish to incorporate veggies into your kids’ diet. With just a few ingredients, it is so easy to prepare. Perfect for snacks, appetizers, or as a side dish.
This Curried Chickpea Quinoa is perfect for meatless Monday! This “supergrain” is the best alternative to rice and lowers your cholesterol and sugar intake.
These vegetable calzones are perfect for picky eaters, those who don’t like veggies and those on a vegan diet. Perfect for snacks and as gifts!
Bingeing On TV I love watching the Food Network. One of my favorites is Ree Drummond’s recipes as they are easy to prepare and economical.
These taco lettuce wraps are the healthier alternative to regular tacos. Although we use lettuce leaves instead of taco shells, the filling adds a variety of flavor. Children somehow have an aversion to veggies, but this is the perfect way to motivate them to eat veggies! Trust me – it worked for my family.
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