As you are staying healthy at home, you may find yourself cooking more and looking for nutritious new recipes to try. Summer brings sunshine and beaches, plus also all sorts of delicious foods. Celebrate the season with fresh, healthy recipes that support your transformation. Your body will thank you for the flavors and nutrients that equip you to keep going after your goals.
Use these tips and recipes to enjoy the abundance of fresh ingredients available during spring!
Did you know about 80% of all fruits and vegetables in the United States are grown in California? Fresh food is readily available in Los Angeles.
Take advantage of your access to whole foods. Research shows that eating real, natural foods can prevent diseases, protect the heart, improve health, and contribute to your greater goal: living a healthy, happy life!
While you are shopping for your grocery essentials look for local, fresh ingredients and try out your best finds using these amazing recipes.
The perfect spring side dish, this recipe brings out the flavor of fava beans, which provide important nutrients like fiber and protein. These nutrients help you feel full and build muscle. Other included nutrients, like folate and manganese, are good for you too.
Get the light, easy recipe from Feasting At Home. Enjoy this dish fresh off the grill on a nice spring evening!
Low in saturated fat and high in nutrients like vitamins and minerals, count on this tasty recipe by The Spruce Eats to give you the full benefits of cardoons.
Only available for a short window each spring, fiddleheads are a unique and tasty ingredient. Fresh, slightly nutty, and grassy, fiddleheads can be a delicious side dish or a key feature like they are in this Edible Ottawa recipe for fiddleheads with trout and nuts.
This recipe combines the high protein of fish with a second healthy dose of clean protein from the fiddleheads. Fiddleheads make for a meal that supports muscle gain and energy.
Freshest in spring, green garlic is just young garlic. It has a mild flavor that complements many recipes, including this dish by Fine Cooking that features another spring staple: new potatoes. Although it is milder than full-grown garlic, it offers the same healthy nutrients.
Fresh fruit salads are a festive way to celebrate summer. This recipe by Occasionally Eggs features several healthy ingredients freshest in spring, including lentils, blueberries, and rhubarb. Rich in vitamins and minerals, rhubarb in particular boosts your immune system and energy levels, making it a great pre-workout ingredient.
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