Broccoli, Cabbage and Turkey Skillet
This is an easy, quick and inexpensive meal that’s perfect for batch cooking. Cabbage packs a nutritional punch as it’s loaded with fiber, vitamins c & k, and cancer fighting antioxidants. I prefer to use dark meat turkey for this dish for extra flavor, but white turkey meat, ground chicken, or ground grass-fed beef work fine too.
Healthy Holiday Favorites
These dishes are rich, delicious, and meant to be enjoyed guilt-free. The holidays are a time for “Strategic Indulgence”, so eat slowly and mindfully, and enjoy these nutrient dense recipes that will leave you feeling satisfied and energized, not bloated and sluggish.
Grilled Watermelon & Honeydew Salad
This is a great addition to any party table and a great go-to for summer entertaining. If you have extra herbs leftover, muddle them into a glass of sparkling water and add a few drops of organic stevia for sweetness. I also like to add some bitters to make a fun mocktail.
Steak and Veg Kabobs with Chimichurri Sauce
Here’s an easy, crowd pleasing recipe for summer grilling. The chimichurri adds a freshness that beautifully balances the richness of the beef but is also delicious with other protein options. If you don’t like beef or want to try other variations, you can use any meat or poultry of your choice, or even an extra firm organic tofu for a vegan option.
Citrus Coconut Cod
I used cod for this dish but any firm white fish will work and even salmon would be delicious with this preparation. If you like, you can double all the ingredients except for the avocado oil and fish and serve this like a curry over rice, or just eat like a stew with a big soup spoon.
Sesame Teriyaki Broccolini
This is a simple but delicious dish that is quick, easy and beautiful. This is a great side dish with any Asian inspired main course, and is tasty with an off dry sauvignon blanc or dry riesling.