Healthy Recipes

Almond flour is high-protein, low-carb, and can be used in recipes to make desserts that are keto-friendly, gluten-free, and diabetic-friendly.

Almond flour has become a popular alternative to all-purpose flour because it is higher in protein, naturally gluten-free, and keto-friendly. Everyday Health's staff nutritionist Kelly Kennedy, RDN, shows you how to use almond flour to make Italian biscotti.

In celebration of Chinese New Year or Lunar New Year, the Year of the Rabbit, here is a healthy dumpling recipe you can make at home.

Soup is classic comfort food when you have a cold or flu (or want to avoid catching one). These low-cal, low-sodium homemade soup recipes have immune-boosting ingredients and are just as tasty as chicken noodle soup.

A recipe for raw carrot salad went viral on TikTok for its reported ability to balance hormones, aid digestion, and ease migraine, but nutrition experts are skeptical of the claims. Find out what holds up, and get a recipe for a raw carrot salad.

Coffee is a popular drink with proven health benefits, but you can have your latte and eat it, too, thanks to healthy recipes that use coffee as an ingredient. Try coffee oatmeal, tacos, salad dressing, and more.

These 10 healthy recipes from the most popular food and nutrition stories to appear in Everyday Health in 2022 can inspire a whole new year of health. Find how to make stress-busting breakfasts, healthy snacks, and more!

Oats are a good source of fiber, especially beta glucan, and have heart-healthy benefits and other nutritional perks. They can be cooked in a variety of ways. This oatmeal recipe will show you how to do it right.

Sandwiches are tasty, convenient, and a great way to use up leftovers. Here are three healthy recipes for a turkey sandwich, ham sandwich, and beef sandwich using holiday leftovers.

Beets have lots to recommend them nutritionally but they tend not to be a favorite vegetable. These healthy beet recipes will show you how easy and delicious beets can be to add to recipes.

Trade potatoes for one of 3 other creative star ingredients that shine in these nutritious latke recipes. They’re perfect for Hanukkah or any other special occasion!

Cranberries have plenty of nutritional benefits, but ready-to-eat dried cranberries and canned cranberry sauce can have a lot of sugar. This cranberry smoothie recipe is a way to add more to your diet without the junk.

Find healthier spins on classic Christmas cookie recipes such as ginger-molasses cookies and snowball cookies! You can feel good about the fact that they’re easy to make and registered dietitian-nutritionist approved.

Healthy party appetizers with only 3 ingredients make hosting easy, and these 5 hors d'oeuvre recipes will satisfy even the pickiest guests.

With grocery prices rising, healthy pantry staples like pasta can save you money and time. Just check out these five recipes to make with pasta: They’re nutritious, creative, and delicious!

S’mores are an iconic America treat, popular at campfires and bonfires. But they can be high in sugar and low in nutrients. This s’mores dip recipe is a healthy take on the classic chocolate, marshmallow, and graham cracker dessert.

Pumpkin spice is in everything, and pumpkin coffee cake is a delicious treat. This recipe uses less sugar and adds protein and fiber for a pumpkin coffee cake recipe you’ll enjoy.

Sweet potatoes are a root vegetable with notable nutritional benefits, and knowing how to cook them will help you add more to your diet. Follow these steps to cook sweet potatoes and make healthier french fries out of them.

A registered dietitian-nutritionist shares how to make the ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ director’s special salad dressing, along with a handful of similar salad dressing ideas.