A healthier and veggie-packed meatball, great as an appetizer or entree.

This fresh take on pesto powers up the nutritive value with kale, ground mustard seed, and walnuts.

Slow cooking hearty collard greens is a time-tested way to ensure they turn out super tender. A little smoked paprika gives them a slightly smoky taste that is so delicious you might be surprised to find yourself eating a whole bowl of greens!

This is an elegant remake of the beloved potato gratin (or potato casserole, depending on where you live). Butternut squash and spinach add nutrient density while the goat cheese and half and half provide the richness we all love.

Who doesn’t love a sweet and sour dish? Pineapple adds tart sweetness to this tofu stir fry, both in the teriyaki sauce and stirred in with the vegetables. Feel free to change the vegetables and protein to your liking!

A true Mexican comfort food, this flavorful and satisfying soup is easy to make, and easy on the wallet too. For an even heartier meal, serve it with corn tortillas and your favorite salsa on the side to punch up the heat.

Thanksgiving is THE best time to let the side dishes shine, and these caramelized sweet potatoes do just that.

These unique cheesy meatballs are made with a delicious blend of Italian sausage and ground bison.

This basic recipe can be used for sweet or savory fillings. Naturally gluten free, buckwheat flour shines in this simple recipe for crêpes. Go savory with ham and cheese, or for a sweet treat, combine the earthy, nutty flavor of buckwheat with fruit and chocolate—a classic combination.