Healthy Recipes

Broccoli rabe and Broccolini are often mistaken for one another, but they’re not the same. Broccoli rabe has dark green leaves, slender stems, and tiny florets. Its taste is bitter and strong, much like mustard greens or kale. Broccolini is the trademarked name for a hybrid of broccoli and Chinese broccoli. With a mild, sweet flavor and florets attached to long, tender stems, it’s sometimes aptly dubbed “baby broccoli.” Yet despite these differences, they can often be used in

Try this healthy stir-fry ramen recipe packed with protein and greens. A quick, balanced dinner to support strength training and active living after 55.

This healthy tomato soup recipe is comforting, nutrient-rich, and perfect for recovery after strength training. Packed with antioxidants and simple whole ingredients, it’s an easy way to support strength, mobility, and healthy aging.

This healthy salt and pepper tofu stir-fry is packed with plant-based protein and bold flavor. A heart-smart, muscle-supporting meal perfect for active adults.

This healthy chocolate cheesecake recipe delivers rich flavor with less fat and more protein. A satisfying dessert that supports balanced nutrition and an active lifestyle—without giving up chocolate.

This healthy white turkey chili delivers comfort without heaviness. Packed with protein and fiber, it’s an easy make-ahead meal that supports strength, energy, and an active lifestyle.

Looking for an easy, nourishing dinner that supports strength and healthy aging? This roasted cauliflower and chickpea sheet pan meal is simple, flexible, and packed with nutrients to fuel an active lifestyle.

Cold Vermont winter days call for meals that are warm, nourishing, and easy to prepare. When energy is low and cooking feels like a chore, a slow cooker can be a real lifesaver. This Slow Cooker Hoisin Garlic Chicken  recipe delivers big flavor with minimal effort. It’s high in protein, lower in fat, and versatile enough for several meals—making it a great option for adults who want to eat well without spending hours in the kitchen. Serves 4 to 6 – Susan Puckett  Ingredients

This healthy winter salad with fruits and nuts is full of seasonal ingredients that support energy, recovery, and brain health—perfect for adults 55+.

Sheet pan-roasted chicken thighs is a no-brainer of a dinner if ever there was one. They’re an excellent and convenient source of protein and, unlike chicken breasts, stay tender and juicy even if they’re slightly overcooked. This one-pan, whole-meal recipe, adapted from the Simply Recipes website, shows how to keep the skin extra-crispy by first placing the thighs skin-side down on a pre-heated pan, then reducing the oven temperature and flipping them over halfway through. B

This healthy recipe featured intensely flavored roasted red peppers, garlic, sundried tomatoes, and pesto.

Hot, gooey artichoke dip is a reliable party-pleaser. This version, lightly adapted from Martha Stewart’s website, delivers just as much satisfaction without any guilt.

Check out this healthy recipe for chili crisp and honey-roasted salmon.

Check out this healthy recipe for a pumpkin panna cotta dessert.

A healthy vegan and vegetarian-friendly recipe for a wild rice salad with cold-weather produce.

This healthy meal is a great example of how you can add flavor to simmered chicken with a couple of spices and pantry staples.

Check out this healthy recipe for a vegan-friendly vegetable stew.

A healthy recipe of watermelon and cucumber salad with feta and mint.