AdventHealth Whole Health Institute
These vegetable bowls bring a lot of variation to this quick, simple, and versatile Thai peanut sauce.
Mustard on salmon makes for a very Scandinavian dish, with a fine flavor of rosemary and lemon peeking through the mellow layer of mustard.
Zippy ginger, onion, and lemon juice are tempered by sweet grapes, dates, pears, oranges, and candied nuts.
Fresh sage, rosemary and thyme add fragrance and earthy tastes to the roasted breast.
Flavors of Morocco lend themselves to this traditional sauce, usually served with grilled, firm fleshed fish.
More beans and vegetables can be added to leftovers (if there are any) for a delicious never-ending soup.
Cauliflower is a wonderful vegetable that is sadly underutilized. This salad is full of color, flavor, and nutrition but low in calories!
A nice combination of fresh veggies and chicken-like pieces, roasted to bring out their flavor.
Soy curls are a great chicken substitute and excellent source of protein, with the sliced almonds giving it that extra-special finish.
With influences from Africa, Jamaica and Spain, this woodsy, spicy and sweet style of cooking lends itself to almost any meat or fowl.
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