Healthy Recipe Roundup | 25th Edition

One of the hardest things about eating healthy is finding delicious tasting food to keep your taste buds stimulated. I got tired of finding so-called “healthy recipes” that were actually loaded with sugar, flour, or other unhealthy alternatives. I’ve done the hard work for you and and have scoured the internet to find you the best healthy recipes to fit into your lifestyle. Welcome to the 25th Edition of the Healthy Recipe Roundup.

All of these healthy recipes and more can be found on my Pinterest page. If you haven’t done so already, follow me on Pinterest.

(click the images to get the healthy recipe)

Warm & Nutty Cinnamon Quinoa

***Note: Add a scoop of protein powder for a complete meal.

Portobello Mushroom Pizza

Sweet Potato Chips

***Note: Use olive oil.

Fat Guacamole Devils

Seared Scallops w/ Cauliflower Puree

***Note: Use olive oil instead of canola.

Roasted Butternut Squash w/ Rosemary & Balsamic Vinegar

Pumpkin Mousse

Baked Salmon Bites on a Stick

Roasted Shrimp w/ Spaghetti Squash

Basil & Garlic-Stuffed Chicken Breasts

I hope you liked these recipes and can use them as part of your healthy lifestyle. Stay tuned for future editions of the Healthy Recipe Roundup, and be sure to check out the full collection of healthy recipes on Pinterest.

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Aileen

I have the booklet which is fab …now how about a healthy reciepe booklet too …those all look completely delicious
- Coach Calorie
  
  That’s a great idea Aileen! In the meantime, you can always go to my Pinterest page where I’ve collected hundreds of them for everybody – http://pinterest.com/coachcalorie/
Termeh

Thank you for all your recipes, words of encouragement, and weight loss secrets. I have been struggling to lose my “baby weight” for a couple of years. I excercise A LOT, at least 1.5 hours daily, if not more, between boot camp, TRX, pilates, hot yoga, zumba, combat conditioning, running, and more, yet I still struggle. My problem is this, with a very active 2 year old, I don’t always have the time to make most of these dishes. In addition, it is rather hard to get her to eat these foods. And I definitely don’t have time to make 2 dishes for every mealtime. Have you come across any kid friendly dishes that are quick to prepare? I know I’m asking a lot, since I haven’t really been able to find much myself. I know many other parents with the same problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks again for all your great work!
- Coach Calorie
  
  Hi Termeh, it’s definitely more difficult with kids. I have 3 myself. What we do is my wife and I eat our own food during the day (we cook day’s worth of food in advance and refrigerate it), and then make a unique dinner that we share with the kids. However, you’re right, the kids don’t always want to eat it. To cut down on time, my wife tries to stick with the main ingredient that we can all eat (beef, chicken, pork, etc), and then cook a couple different sides (one for them and one for us).