
Tomato Alfredo Baked Chicken with Asparagus

Grilled beef with roasted veggies is a perfect meal prep for week day dinners and the leftovers make great meal prepped lunches. Deliciously marinated with a blend of spices, you likely already have in the spice rack, and olive oil makes this recipe flavorful as well as low calorie. The recipe is very versatile and can be adapted to a ton of combinations of spices, proteins, and vegetables. We use flank steak in our recipe however ribeye or sirloin will work as well. You just need to adjust your cooking times based on the thickness. Learning the cooking method and balancing the grilled beef with roasted veggies and the spice blend will open up a whole new set of combinations. That’s why we love this versatile recipe.
In this recipe we use an indoor grill/griddle for our grilled beef and the same cooking instructions apply to any grill as long as you set your heat appropriately.
Bell peppers and squash are great vegetables for roasting. The flavors are smooth and bold enough to blend well with the spices and a flavorful protein. Many different veggies can work in this recipe though. Try your own combinations the next time you make our grilled beef and roasted veggies recipe.
Stuffed sweet potatoes are delicious and a great way to mix up your meals. The usual stuffed potatoes are good too but sweet potatoes bring a new flavor and life to the dish that sets it apart. Each bite brings together the sweetness of perfectly roasted sweet potatoes and the richness of a savory sausage filling, creating a satisfying meal that’s both comforting and nourishing.
This cozy stuffed sweet potato recipe is perfect anytime of year but especially great on summer evenings or chilly winter days. It’s a quick and easy meal to put together and can be scaled up to feed the whole family. The rich flavors of the sausage is a great way to introduce sweet potatoes to anyone who is a little more picky on their meals as well.
Consider some sides as well. Additional vegetables and greens alongside this meal can really round it out nicely. The extra greens will provide additional nutrition and lighten the meal.
Sheet pan meals are great for meal prepping. Our Tilapia with Zucchini and Bell Peppers meal prep recipe is quick and delicious. The perfect seafood recipe for dinner on a busy week.
Tilapia with Zucchini and Bell Peppers is a delicious, nutritious seafood meal prep that is a little different from the usual weeknight dinners. Tilapia is a lean white fish, packed with protein that has a mild, delicate flavor. It has less of a fishy flavor which makes it very versatile. The soft, flaky meat of Tilapia easily melts in your mouth and absorbs the sweet flavors of the bell peppers.
The bell peppers not only impart sweet notes on the Tilapia but they also add vibrancy to the dish. While the Tilapia brings protein, vitamin B12 and a series of other nutrients, the bell peppers provide vitamin C, which is great for your immune system. They are also rich in antioxidants. Bell peppers bring a crisp bite with a refreshing flavor that lightens the meal. The different colors of bell peppers designate the ripeness of the pepper, the green peppers bring a slightly bitter taste, while red, orange, and yellow are sweeter and milder. A mix of bell peppers can bring balance to your meal.
The last component to the dish is the zucchini which rounds out the nutrition and is low in calories and carbohydrates. High in fiber, vitamin A and C, zucchini is beneficial to weight management, skin health, and immune system. The additional water content of zucchini can also help bring a bit of moisture to the dish in case you over cook anything.
Sheet pan seafood dinners are quick and nutritious. Cut the veggies, preheat the oven, and place everything on a sheet pan. That’s it, you’re done.
Baked Salmon with Corn and Apply Medley makes for a quick and delicious dinner. The tender, flaky salmon is seasoned to perfectly balance with the sweet corn and crisp apple flavor. The moisture from the corn and apples provides a beautiful bed for the salmon allowing for the crust from the salmon contrast in textures. It’s also stunning to look at it before you even dig in. The mix of savory and sweet creates a refreshing and light dinner.
The whole meal takes less than thirty minutes and requires very little technique or work. Fish can be tricky to cook but salmon is a forgiving fish and the medley provides even more range for dryness.
The salmon provides an excellent source of omega-3 fatty acids, beneficial for your heart. The fiber from the corn and vitamins from the apples offer a well rounded and low calorie dinner. The salmon also provides a ton of protein and healthy fats so it’s perfect for weight loss and muscle gain.
Baked salmon is always delicious and combining it with cilantro cauliflower rice makes for an amazing combo that will fill you up with tons of protein and is low in calories. Cilantro and lime is a great way to start working cauliflower rice into your meals. Cauliflower rice is a low calorie substitute for rice or mashed potatoes. The texture is spot on and the additional seasonings match well with the baked salmon.
This baked salmon and cauliflower rice recipe is very quick and easy to make. The entire dish can be made in 20 min and is a great way to impress your date or significant other. It’s not the usual weeknight dinner despite the spices being common and likely in your pantry already.
This recipe works well with substitutions as well. The baked salmon can work with a medley of vegetables while the cauliflower will pair nicely with chicken or lamb. You’ll need to adjust cooking times of course.
Nutrient rich, delicious, and easy to make, our baked salmon with cilantro cauliflower rice recipe is sure to be a staple in your meal prepping routine. If you’re making extra to save for future meals, wait for the food to cool down and then add the baked salmon and cauliflower rice separately to the containers. Keeping them separated will maintain the consistency and texture of both foods better. You can store up to 3 or 4 days in the fridge however fish tends to dry out so eating it sooner is better than later.
Tomato Alfredo Baked Chicken with Asparagus
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