Entree Recipes: Easy Dinners, Keto Treats & Healthy Meals

Healthy dinner options range from low-carb Crock-Pot chili to make-ahead baked salmon and vegetables. Explore keto-friendly cauliflower loaves and nutritious entrees designed for weight management and diabetics.

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7 Breakfast Recipes Even People Who Hate Breakfast Will Love

Called “brinner,” breakfast for dinner is a fun once-in-a-while tradition. But we’re calling for a new routine -- dinner for breakfast. From breakfast pizzas to morning tacos, you’ll stay satiated until lunch with these fun twists on favorite suppers.

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Instant Pot Carnitas

The Instant Pot Turns Lazy Cooks Into Amazing Chefs

For people whose job, exercise regimen and social life leave little time for gourmet cooking, the Instant Pot is a shining beacon of hope. In addition to everything [slow cookers](http://www.livestrong.com/slideshow/1012876-9-simple-slow-cooker-recipes-cant-even/) do, Instant Pots pressure-cook, saute, steam and more.

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10 Healthy and Hearty Chili Recipes

When winter weather strikes, chili saves the day: It’s comforting, filling and has enough spice to warm you from the inside out. This collection of chili recipes caters to a full spectrum of dietary needs, from vegan to paleo, with selections to satisfy an array of tastes and preferences.

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6 Simple Noodle Soups That Will Make You Toss the Canned Stuff

Feeling cold as the temps drop? Reach for a hearty bowl of noodle soup. Noodle soups are easy and tasty ways to get your “good carb” fix: Simply choose whole-grain or legume-based noodles. You can also adjust the amount of salt added based on your taste and health needs.

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How to Make Healthy Game-Day Potluck Fare

Football season isn’t the same without tailgates, friends and party food. And if you really want to wow your guests with delicious but healthy recipes, look no further. All nine of these recipes feature good-for-you ingredients. And an added bonus? Most take less than 20 minutes to prep.

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14 Ingredient Swaps to Make Your Recipes Healthier

One of the best things about home cooking is that you can make just about any dish healthier with some simple substitutions. We predict you won’t have to sacrifice flavor or satisfaction. In fact, in many cases you’ll find that the healthier ingredients enhance the flavors of your favorite dishes.

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6 Dishes That Will Make You Fall in Love With Kimchi

Spicy, sour and savory, kimchi is a boldly flavored side dish that hails from Korea. It consists of fermented chili peppers and vegetables like Napa cabbage. Sound bizarre? It actually undergoes the same process that creates sauerkraut and dill pickles.

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How to Eat Like a Veggan — We Didn't Spell It Wrong!

One of the newest diet trends is “going veggan” — which, simply put, is following a vegan diet that includes eggs. It’s also classified more technically as an ovo-vegetarian diet. “Ovo” refers to eggs.

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7 Easy Healthy Dinners Anyone Can Make

If you’re like us, the search for a quick-and-easy but still healthy dinner idea is never ending. Enter the Buddha Bowl. Also called “Glory Bowls,” these grain-, protein- and vegetable-rich dishes can be assembled in minutes and customized to your taste. The bonus?

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Beef

The Best Ways to Make Minute Steak

Thinly-sliced minute steaks cook quickly, making them a good choice for dinner on a busy night. Although the meat is tougher than other steaks, it is often tenderized by pounding or by putting it through a tenderizer machine.

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New York Steak

How to Cook a Juicy Tender Boneless Strip Steak

A properly cooked strip steak has a crispy exterior contrasting with a tender, juicy center. Dry heat is necessary for the flavorful crust; a short cooking time is necessary to keep the center moist. Getting the heat right can be a challenge.

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How to Heat Up Leftover Pork Chops & Make Them Tender

Piping hot pork chops are not only tasty, they are also good for you. A 3-ounce serving contains almost 23 grams of protein, but be sure to trim away the fat or you'll add a lot of saturated fat to your meal. Instead of baking pork chops every time a craving strikes, make a large batch ahead of time.

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A Diabetic Dinner With Couscous

Couscous, typically made from durum wheat semolina, is a North African dish that cooks quickly. A traditional dinner might consist of couscous, a vegetable and bean stew and some chicken, but couscous salads can be made with ingredients such as beans, cheese and vegetables.

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Delicious barbecued ribs seasoned with a spicy basting sauce

How to Cook Lamb Riblets

Made succulent by a thin layer of fat, lamb riblets are meaty enough to serve as an entree and tasty enough to gain appetizer status. Cut from the spareribs of the lamb, riblets respond well to a variety of cooking methods and can be cooked over dry or moist heat.

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