This is not your Grandma's Casserole! This new spin on the fatty classic is the perfect way to start your day off with a breakfast that is low in carbs and filled with protein and healthy fiber; a key way to stay on track with your fitness and fat loss goals. Many breakfast options today are filled with simple sugars and grains which sets you up for a day filled with poor food choices...but not this one! Want fish in a flash for your Mother's Day menu? This recipe offers a healthy and delicious serving of cod crusted with breadcrumbs and enhanced with citrus zest. Combine this with a nice salad and some some sautéed vegetables or oven baked brussels sprouts and you have a healthy meal that will please your taste buds, and your mom, while taking you one step closer to achieving your fitness goals. Hash is generally a dish consisting of diced or chopped meat, potatoes, and spices that are mixed together and then cooked either alone or with other ingredients such as onions. We are going to take this classic recipe and load it up with veggies and protein to make it a complete and hearty meal. Choose to add in chicken, or leave that out to make it a vegetarian dish. Spinach made Popeye big and strong, and this super food can do the same for you. This spinach frittata is loaded with protein, iron, and vitamins to help you stay on track for all of your health goals. Frittatas make a great dinner too, so don’t limit this to only a breakfast food. The key to making a low fat, high protein frittata is to replace half of your eggs with egg whites. Do you have a sweet tooth? Do you crave the delicious combination of chocolate, peanut butter and bananas? If so, these homemade protein bars are just for you...and healthy! They are quick to make, about 20 minutes from start to end, and they make a healthy on-the-go snack. You may want to make a double batch and store extras in the freezer! Don’t let your sweet tooth sabotage your results. Stick with high protein, wholesome treats like these homemade protein bars instead of processed, sugary items. Not all PB&J sandwiches were created nutritionally equal. It all depends on the quality of the ingredients that you use. If you use white bread, corn syrup-filled peanut butter and refined sugar-filled jelly, the result would be a sandwich that will skyrocket your blood sugar, promotes fat storage and leaves you feeling hungry a short time later. However, if you make this recipe... When we are eating healthy, we usually get stuck preparing the same things and same flavors we know. This curry dish gives chicken a whole new flavor, that will please your taste buds while while helping you incorporate protein and veggies to keep you on track of your health goals. This chicken and veggie dish is light and delicious, with the yogurt and curry blending for an enjoyable new chicken experience. One of the hardest things about a healthy new lifestyles are the sugar cravings we all face during our transition from sugar-laden foods to healthier options. Still craving something sweet? Desserts are where most of us end up making regretful decisions at the end of a long, healthy day. Keep your goals and your health at the forefront of your mind by avoiding sugary desserts, and instead, enjoy a bowl of this tasty Fruit Dessert!
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