Recipes

The following sites are great resources for getting started cooking healthy food and for trying out something new.

	The Food Network website includes a Healthy Eating Guide featuring many recipes. A few examples: grilled sweet potato wedges, smoky kale chips, and easy mushroom quesadillas. Be sure to check out recipes from Healthy Appetite with Ellie Krieger, resident registered dietitian on the Food Network.
	The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, formerly the American Dietetic Association provides recipes from this year’s National Nutrition Month, including low-fat oven-fried chicken, spicy black beans and tropical breeze smoothie.
	The Mayo Clinic also features healthy recipes along with nutrition facts, such as: caramelized onion chicken pizza, avocado salad with ginger-miso dressing, and peach crumble.
	Healthy Meals from Real Simple showcases recipes such as: fresh vegetables with dressing, glazed salmon with broccoli and rice, and turkey and bean chili.
	The Produce for Better Health Foundation provides recipes for different kinds of fruits and vegetables and allows you to search by category or color. A few examples are: broccoli mandarin orange salad, vegetable frittata, and Mediterranean spinach.
	This Ultimate Cooking Resource Guide provides numerous cooking resources for both the novices and the experienced. For example, Supercook, a website for reverse engineering recipes, 10 Dishes Every Beginner Cook Should Master, and 100+ Kid Friendly Recipes.