Easy meal prep and simple recipes.


Minimalist baker

One of the best features of Minimalist Baker from stylist and photojournalist Dana Shultz is that the recipes themselves are simple and informal to make. At least one of the following finalists is true for each recipe: it takes no more than 30 minutes, requires only one bowl, and has 10 or fewer ingredients. All recipes are plant-based and greatest are gluten-free. Shultz is also the writer of the 2016 volume, "The Minimalist Baker's Everyday Kitchen."  bacobolts

Stone soup

The motto of this blog? Six ingredient dinners. Jules Clancy of Stone Soup offers fast and tasty meals that are a science. In fact, Clancy began her career as a food scientist before flattering a full-time blogger and author of the 2013 cookbook, "Five Fixings, Ten Minutes."  healthnutritionhints

Clancy, who suffers from diabetes, specializes in easy-to-make, low-carb recipes. She specifically developed low carb recipes using real whole foods to help manage her condition.

Smart life

Dietitian and mom Holley Grainger has nutritious recipes and healthy food ideas that are easy to make and kids will love. She tackles this feat at Cleverful Living by offering simple solutions and tips for everyday meals.

For example, Grainger's recipe for Short Cut Loaded Mashed Potatoes starts with cold mashed potatoes (in other words, no peeled, boiled, or mashed). The Slow Cooker Barbecue Roast Recipe offers numerous ideas for healthy leftovers.  techiescity

Kiss in the kitchen

The "KISS" in KISS in the Kitchen attitudes for "Keep It Simple Shannon", a phrase that blogger Shannon Garcia's father always used to say to her. Garcia's well recipe ideas live up to that moniker. Simple, easy, and nutritious, and as a bonus, most are gluten-free too.

Comfortable food

White fish and fried sweet potato

Cozy fishing kitchen

Registered dietitian Cassidy Reeser puts a healthy twist on Southern comfort food classics at Cozy Peach Kitchen. Her herbal recipes range from Vegan Tater Tot Green Bean Casserole to Mixed Vegetable Tofu Pie. Treat yourself to a healthy treat with Nice Chocolate Cherry Cream for dessert.

Emily bites

Blogger Emily Green shows that "low calorie foods" and "comfort foods" can go hand in hand. Emily Bites offers "low-fat" comfort foods that don't compromise on taste. healthbeautystudio

 

All Emily Bites recipes include Weight Watchers points and additional nutritional information.

 Quick tips to cut calorie in the kitchen

RD Gourmand

Julie Andrew of The Gourmet RD is a registered dietitian and chef who specializes in simple and healthy gourmet cooking. Her recipes add a nutritious touch to hers nostalgic favorites like oatmeal with peanut butter and caramelised banana or hash brown waffles + turkey sausage sauce.

 

International kitchen

Chicken skewers

Nargisse Benkabbou / My Moroccan Cuisine

My Moroccan cuisine

Nargisse Benkabbou from My Moroccan Food puts her own unique stamp on classic Moroccan cuisine. With options like a comforting lentil stew or traditional chicken skewers, Nargisse's recipes are tasty and nutritious adaptations of classic Moroccan recipes from their home country.  techgeeksblogger

Healthy muslims

The Healthy Muslims is a healthy eating and fitness blog co-founded by husband and wife duo Belal Hafeez and Nazima Qureshi.s. Hafeez is a personal trainers and Qureshi is a registered dietitian and nutritionist. Creative recipes include South Asian-inspired soup, Chana Chaat salad in a jar, and Brussels sprouts flavored with garam masala.

The Healthy Muslims also provides nutrition and exercise tips to inspire other members of the community to be healthy. Qureshi also offers Nutrition by Nazima nutrition classes for Muslim womens.

Hafeez and Qureshi are the co-author of "The Healthy Ramadan Guide," a meal plan and exercise guide for a healthier Ramadan.  hollyhealthfitness

Immaculate morsels

Imma Adamu from Immaculate Bites specializes in Afro-Caribbean cuisine and other comfort foods from around the world. You will find Creole recipes for green cabbage and shrimp, as well as Asun, a goat dish.

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