Lunch
Healthy lunches are an important part of an energized, balanced day. Lunch recipes don't have to be complicated. A few simple ingredients that can be prepared fairly quickly and are easy to eat during a busy afternoon, make for a great lunch. Dig into your favorite recipes for lunch!
Otto's Green Pesto
Add this sauce to a little rotisserie chicken or whole grain pasta, and you’ve got a delicious meal that hits all the nutritional marks.
Smashed Chickpea Salad Lettuce Wrap
This quick and easy recipe makes for a tasty light lunch, especially during the spring and summer months.
Chicken Pot Pie
With this recipe, so easy to prepare in advance, you'll never be stumped when the kids (or the grownups, for that matter) ask, “What’s for dinner?”
Fresh Tomato and Corn Mélange
This tasty summer concoction can serve as a healthy side, a pasta sauce or a relish for grilled meat, poultry and fish.
Easy Summer Salad
The power of greens and a touch of Asian flavor comes through in this salad that's great for picnics.
Colorful Spring Pasta for Meatless Monday
A dish that celebrates the season and benefits both my health and the planet? Yes, please!
Crispy Black Bean Cakes
This healthy vegetarian dish will be a hit with the whole family; they won't even miss the meat!
Avocado Citrus Salad
Avocados, full of brain-boosting vitamin E and a monounsaturated fat that helps lower blood pressure, bring a creamy deliciousness to this healthy, easily made salad.
Texas Caviar
You don’t have to be from the big state of Texas to appreciate the big taste of this healthy, easy-to-prepare dish!
Personal Pan Egg White Pizza
A recipe from Katie Farrell's new book, Devotions for a Healthier You: Feeding Mind, Body, and Soul
Thanksgiving Pie
Why not break with tradition this year and use those Thanksgiving leftovers to make not sandwiches, but a meat pie?
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