Healthy Recipe Roundup | 41st 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 41st Edition of the Healthy Recipe Roundup.

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Easy Mini Nacho Pizzas

Chicken Chili w/ Barley

Spinach & Quinoa Salad w/ Goat Cheese

Mexican Tuna Steak, Sweet Red Peppers, & Avocado Salsa

Superpower Morning Smoothie

Cauliflower Steaks w/ Ginger-Soy Sauce

Healthy Fish Chowder

Homemade Peanut Butter

Hot Quinoa & Oat Cereal w/ Goji Berries

Avocado Mango Chicken Salad

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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http://www.coachcalorie.com/ Coach Calorie

Hi Rebecca, really it just takes some planning. If you plan out your meals in advance for the week, you should know exactly what you need. We buy for a family of 5, and besides some breads and the last of the fruits/veggies, rarely will something go bad in a week’s time.
http://www.coachcalorie.com/ Deanna Schober

Hi Rebecca, first of all, I would recommend investing in a good set of glass containers for your refrigerator. Prepping your food in advance and storing it in these containers will help you a) be more likely to eat your food because it’s ready and easy to grab and b) will help preserve the freshness. Second, in my house I cook everything in bulk so that there are leftovers to freeze and reheat either that week or the following week. For me and my family, it’s easiest to eat the same thing for breakfast and lunch everyday for a week, keep a variety of healthy snacks in the house, and then have a diverse dinner each night. If you want to see how I plan out our meals, check out the 4 week mealplan here: http://www.coachcalorie.com/healthy-weight-loss-meal-plan/
Hope that helps!