Nutritious and Delicious Recipes

This recipe from Anita with Fact vs Fitness is a comforting, warm treat for breakfast or anytime of day. I substitute a chia egg for egg and it is still delicious. 

This recipe by Michelle with Unbound Wellness is great for anyone who cannot eat oats. Other ingredients include coconut milk, coconut oil, apple, collagen peptides and shredded coconut.

I was hesitant to try this recipe because I did not think that spaghetti squash noodles would make a tasty oatmeal dish. I was wrong, this recipe was surprisingly good and spaghetti squash contains Vitamin A, C and some B's as well as minerals calcium potassium, thiamin, niacin and riboflavin. I cook the spaghetti squash the night before, and sometimes I cook two of them so I can freeze the noodles of one to make preparing this dish quicker the next time I am ready to make it. 

I also added cinnamon and walnuts to this dish. 

This dairy free cream of broccoli soup by Alissa with Nourishing Meals hits the spot! It is a great soup for any season. 

This Pumpkin Spice Soup by Alissa with Nourishing Meals is packed with flavor. I leave out the maple syrup and use canned pumpkin puree when I don't have sugar pie pumpkin flesh handy.

This Creamy Potato Leek Soup by Alissa with Nourishing Meals has a wonderful texture, taste and is filling. 

This healing bone broth is by Michelle with Unbound Wellness. Homemade broths do take more time, but it is well worth all the benefits from eating it. She details these benefits and has tips and a video for creating a successful bone broth. 

Here is a wonderful carrot leek spring soup by Michelle with Unbound Wellness that is easy to make, tastes delicious, and is nutritious. This recipe calls for an instant pot, but she also has directions for cooking on the stove top as well. 

Here is a nourishing kale soup by Alissa with Nourishing Meals. This soup is a natural detoxifier. 

Alison's, Food by Mars, sunflower pad thai sauce is delicious! I make extra so that I can use it on other dishes I make, such as leftover vegetables and hard boiled eggs and more!

This Lasagna dish from Michelle with Unbound Wellness, is very versatile. You can add or use other vegetables and herbs and the flavors really come out. You can make extra and freeze some too. 

This recipe is AIP, Paleo and Whole 30 from Michelle at Unbound Wellness. This is a flavorable dish with mushrooms which have Vitamin D! 

Michelle from Unbound Wellness has figured out a great Paleo Chicken Alfredo recipe giving it a nice texture and flavor and does not have the heaviness as dairy alfredo sauce gives me. I substitute the cauliflower for cabbage in the sauce because I like the taste better. 

Another great recipe from Michelle with Unbound Wellness with a savory sauce. I add carrots, spinach, peas, and sometimes I add mild curry powder and parsley to it as well. 

This recipe from Michelle with Unbound Wellness is a great way to combine nutritious, tasty food.  It is easy to swap or add more veggies too. If you have never cooked spaghetti squash before check out this You Tube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1A5C8R51f4

This Egg Roll in a Bowl recipe by Michelle with Unbound Wellness has a delicious ginger sauce and is very versatile with the meat and vegetables. It is a great way to use leftover vegetables too. 

This recipe is very versatile. Add leftover vegetables or your favorite vegetables and meat. You can also leave out the beans and add in cauliflower rice or squash noodles. 

This recipe from Michelle with Unbound Wellness is very versatile and tastes great. Adding the paleo sour cream is great too, see in the condiment recipe section. 

This is a delicious satisfying West African stew with chickpeas, diced tomatoes, almond or peanut butter and wonderful herbs by the Minimalist Baker. 

Another great recipe by the Minimalist Baker that uses moong dal beans and cauliflower with some savory herbs. 

This coconut curry ramen by the Minimalist Baker is versatile and has a wonderful rich tatste. You can put it over mushrooms, cauliflower rice, chicken, rice, and more. 

These avocado fries from Michelle at Unbound Wellness are a great snack or side dish. Avocados are a great fruit that contain 20 vitamins and minerals and have monounsaturated fat.  

This low histamine sweet potato mash recipe by Anita at Fact vs Fitness is so simple and has amazing flavor! 

Another tasty, simple recipe from Michelle at Unbound Wellness. You can add some other herbs of your choice to it too!

This recipe is great for those who can tolerate granny apples. Preparing the apples can be a little time consuming but it consists of only three ingredients, granny smith apples, cinnamon and water (I don't add the raisins). There is no added sugar and it tastes like a dessert! For many this recipe helps heal their gut too.

This is a delicious side dish from Paleo Leap. The texture and taste is just like the potato salad I remember growing up with but healthier! If you use sweet potatoes the dish does taste sweeter. 

This recipe from Detoxinista is versatile, you can add in the vegetables you like, and you can add more coconut aminos to drown out the cauliflower taste. 

These cauliflower breadsticks by Michelle with Unbound Wellness are so delicious! You may want to make a double batch if you are making this for more than one person. 

These carrot cake muffins from Michelle with Unbound Wellness satisfy the muffin craving for me. I have swapped unsweetened, organic applesauce and chopped organic apple (honeycrips or granny smith) for the carrots, raisins and maple syrup too. You can be creative with this recipe! 

This Chia Pumpkin Muffin recipe from Meghan Telpher is delicious. I use Tiger Nut Flour and substitute the sugars for unsweetened applesauce. 

These hazelnut pumpkin spice muffins by Alissa with Nourishing Meals are delicious if you can tolerate eggs and hazelnut flour. 

This grain free banana carob bar by Alissa with Nourishing Meals tastes like a dessert, but is not too sweet which is nice. 

This recipe from Alissa with Nourishing Meals might look like a lot of work, but it is really not that hard and it tastes great! I use Tiger Nut Flour and you can use different fruit or just blackberries if 

These cookies by Alissa with Nourishing Meals are great if you can tolerate dates. 

These grain free pumpkin cupcakes by Alissa with Nourishing Meals take time to make with the dairy free frosting but are well worth the time and effort if you can tolerate dates. 

Check out this easy and nutritious recipe by Detoxinista. Just four ingredients. 

This recipe from The Healthy Gut is a nice sweete nutritious treat. 

Is dairy something you don't or can't eat but you love cheesecake? Thank you to Meghan Telpner who has compiled a list of 21 best dairy free cheesecake recipes!