How to Eat More Veggies
Committed to healthier eating? Here’s how to pile your plate with even more vegetables.
Committed to healthier eating? Here’s how to pile your plate with even more vegetables.
How the unique life cycle of your favorite produce affects its flavor and nutrition.
Eating “mostly plants,” as Pollan suggests, doesn’t have to be hard. We asked our experts how to make it easier.
Get more plants in your diet with veggies from the freezer — minus the sogginess and mushiness.
Senior editor Courtney Lewis Opdahl enjoys the benefits of juicing.
Here are five tricks to help veggies and fruits stay fresh longer.
Hate veggies? It’s time for you (and your kids) to start feelin’ the love.
Healthy eating isn’t about eliminating favorite foods from your diet. It’s about creating more exciting roles for the foods your body likes best. Discover how to make healthy foods the star of any meal — while keeping your flavor favorites in the wings.
There are a wide variety of brassicas and many delicious ways to prepare them.
Julie Brown, RD, the nutrition and assessments program manager at Life Time, joins us to discuss the many health benefits of vegetables, and to share her favorite cooking tips and best tricks for squeezing more veggies into your meals and snacks.
Root veggies like turnips, parsnips, and rutabagas provide your body with deep nourishment and delightful flavors.
Add crunch to your meals with quick-pickled ginger and quick-pickled veggies like carrots, radishes, and green beans.
Use any fresh veggies you have on hand for this recipe. The moisture and flavor from the vegetables help steam and season the salmon. The bags can be prepared a few hours before cooking and stored in the refrigerator.
Sautéed mushrooms add a rich umami flavor to this savory bowl of oatmeal.
Learn which nutrition habits can help your body shift into a more effective fat-burning state, plus the steps you can take to gradually upgrade the nutrient-density of your meals.
Using convenience foods to your advantage can be a great meal prep hack. A registered dietitian breaks down which ones she uses as part of her plan.
Angela Liddon’s energizing plant-based dishes help you glow from the inside out.
Forget soggy peas and water-logged broccoli — with a few handy techniques, frozen food can shine in these recipes.
While fresh produce is generally best, with a little nutritional know-how, you can eat healthy from your market’s freezer case and canned-foods aisle, too.
Trying to weather the storm of nutrition advice? Seek out a rainbow of colorful produce, and you’ll find a big pot of phytonutrient gold.
Paleo or vegan, conventional nutritionist or holistic healer, USDA lab rat or New York Times columnist —when it comes to how to be healthiest, there is a lot of disagreement but the one thing just about every expert will tell you to do?