Entrees

This recipe is so flexible, it’s easy to make it with one 8-ounce ham steak and half of the sauce, if you just want two servings, or double it for 8 people. Accompany with baked sweet potatoes, steamed broccoli and homemade whole-wheat dinner rolls!

If you are planning on making chicken this week, cook an extra pound and save it to make this salad later. It’s an easy and colorful salad that can be eaten on its own, in a lettuce leaf or in a sandwich.

The orange zest adds a wonderful fresh citrus flavor to the southwest flavors of chili powder and cumin.

This is a quick weeknight dinner that cooks your veggies and salmon together, for a streamlined preparation. You can even assemble these in the morning and refrigerate them, then slide them in the oven when you get home from work.

Make two pans of delicious stuffed shells, so you can freeze one for later, or feed a crowd. Using a zip top bag as a piping bag is an easy way to fill the shells, or you can use a small spoon, if you want.

This recipe can be made vegan by substituting the butter with a vegan alternative and gluten-free by using gluten-free oats. 

This is a healthy spin on a traditional comfort food. Great for entertaining and packed with protein and fiber! Serve with plain Greek yogurt, cilantro, and avocado. Pair with our Gluten Free, Vegan Herb Cornbread recipe.

Pink salmon with a deep ruby red glaze is as beautiful as it is delicious. Serve the salmon with rice or bread to soak up the delicious pomegranate glaze, it's too good to waste. Remember that wild-caught fish cooks more quickly; a farm-raised fillet might need a few more minutes on the stove.

Cornbread flecked with diced jalapeno peppers makes a tasty accompaniment to this hearty chili.

Chicken cacciatore is Italian for “hunter’s chicken,” and it's a classic, simple way to prepare poultry. This version has added vegetables and makes use of inexpensive leg pieces, which stew to tender perfection in the slow-cooker. Serving the flavorful sauce over brown rice stretches the meat, and makes use of every drop of chickeny goodness.