Italian Vinaigrette with Dried Herbs
Make Italian Vinaigrette with Dried Herbs using heart-healthy olive oil and apple cider vinegar.
Make Italian Vinaigrette with Dried Herbs using heart-healthy olive oil and apple cider vinegar.
Making home-made Italian Fennel Beef Sausage means controlling the spice blend, which is a great way to add flavor and nutrient-density to this tasty dish. Fennel seed is the quintessential spice found in sausage and pairs well with the anise seed and paprika in this recipe.
Curry-Braised Kale and Cabbage is a fabulous side that incorporates nutrient-dense leafy greens and cruciferous vegetables into one dish.
Not only is Pressure-Cooker Lamb Stew full of nutrient-dense ingredients, it's super easy to prepare. This is one of those meals where all you have to do is throw everything into a pot and then just come back when it’s time to eat!
Eggplant and Mushroom Stuffing with Bacon makes a unique nutrient-dense stuffing alternative compared to traditional bread-based stuffing – in this recipe the bread is replaced with veggies!
Stir-Fried Turnip Greens with Mushrooms and Almonds is a super nutrient-dense side dish with a Nutrivore Score of 1353, plus it's a great accompaniment to any dish with Asian flavors.
Braised Pork Chops on a bed of carrots, onions, and apples cooked low and slow in the oven make a delicious fall or winter family meal.
This five-ingredient Teriyaki-Inspired Poach Salmon has a light clean flavor unlike sugary store-bought sauces, and is ready in about 30 min.
These vegan Kale Chips are a fun and tasty way to add cruciferous vegetables to your plate. Learn more about this super nutrient-dense food.
Pumpkin puree, chicken broth, crispy bacon, onion, and nutmeg makes a flavorful Rustic Bacon and Pumpkin Soup (or use any winter squash).
Sliced sweet potatoes, olive oil, and nutmeg tossed together and baked at 350 for 40 minutes is both nutrient-dense and kid-friendly.
Packed with plenty of veggies, this Cashew Chicken Stir-Fry is a quick weeknight dinner for when you’re short on time.
This Root Vegetable Casserole recipe is my Nutrivore take on my old recipe that I made every year for Thanksgiving.
This Double Berry Swiss Oatmeal is a great way to maximize the nutrient density of oats, an inexpensive breakfast staple.
This Hearty Beef Stew with chuck stew meat, carrots, parsnips, celery, onions, rosemary, and thyme is perfect cold weather comfort food.
This Cinnamon Butternut Squash and Plantain with Apple is a simple and versatile side dish that goes great with pork.
Make your own nutrient-dense Halloween Marshmallow Ghosts using honey and gelatin. They are surprisingly easy to make!
Seafood Leek Soup is a tasty alternative to cioppino made with chicken stock and loaded with calamari, shrimp, clams, mussels, and more.
Roasted Butternut Squash is crisp on the outside, yet sweet and soft in the middle. Paired with coconut oil and thyme, it's sweet and savory.
Pan-Seared Tarragon Whitefish is one of my “go to” methods for cooking any white fish, simple, quick, and yet delicious.
Minted Zucchini is a simple Mediterranean-Inspired side dish which is the perfect compliment for grilled lamb or fish.
Bacon-Wrapped Spiced Pumpkin can be made with any winter squash that can be cut into 2″ chunks after being peeled and seeded.
This Asian-inspired Ginger-Garlic Cauliflower Rice has a mild flavor. It won’t compete with other flavors, so serve it with any protein!
This is quite possibly my favorite dinner salad: shrimp, avocado, mango, red onion, and fennel with a limey-umami filled cilantro dressing.