Ground turkey pairs with veggies, herbs, and spices to amp up the flavor, and bring a healthier twist on this comfort food classic. The chutney is a definite wow—add it to sandwiches, burgers, and other dishes any time of the year!
Baked Tofu with Toasted Coconut Rice
Cinnamon-, cardamom- and coconut-infused brown rice is the base for this hearty dish, with Cajun baked tofu adding a kick. It’s topped with grilled pineapple salsa for extra island pizzazz.
Roasted Asparagus, Mushroom & Farro Caesar Salad
All hail your new Caesar! One of our go-to grains, farro, adds a nutty flavor to a dish filled with texture upon texture—from roasted asparagus and mushrooms to kalamata olives and more.
Turkey Spinach Meatballs
These crowd-pleasing meatballs might disappear in record time! The Aramark recipe takes advantage of turkey’s lean protein and uses mushrooms as a secret flavor weapon.
Garlic Grilled Salmon
Especially delicious served right off the grill, this salmon stays moist inside, with a slightly crispy, smoky outside. Coat the grill rack with oil or cooking spray before adding the fish for an easier flip and serve.
Sesame Tofu & Soba Noodle Salad with Spicy Carrot Ginger Dressing
Tangy and refreshing ginger dressing coats buckwheat noodles and pairs with grilled marinated tofu for a perfectly balanced plant forward meal.
Sweet Apple Coleslaw
What makes this coleslaw so appealing is the sweet and tart flavor from the apples that adds a complexity and crunch when paired with the caramelized onion vinaigrette. Apples are high in fiber, vitamin C and antioxidants. This dish also gives you some extra servings of fruits and veggies, which will help give you energy
Apricot Brussels Sprouts Slaw
Experiment with different ingredients to kick a traditional slaw into high gear. High in fiber and essential vitamins, this recipe includes dried apricots and Brussels sprouts—another cabbage cousin! It’s all tossed in a light and flavorful Dijon mustard vinaigrette.
Tangy Kale Slaw with Cilantro and Honey
Not everyone is a fan of the cabbage-only slaw, and that’s A-OK. This recipe goes beyond the usual green and purple stuff and makes some room for cabbage’s crispy (and crazy popular) cousin, kale. You’ve likely heard it called a superfood and all for good reason. Kale has a phenomenal nutrition profile with one cup
