This easy Instant Pot black bean soup recipe will warm you up on a chilly winter night! Serve soup with a pot of brown rice and a Thai-style slaw if desired.

Casseroles are an easy way to use up leftover cooked chicken or turkey! This lactose-free recipe uses non-dairy milk, however you can use cow's milk if you prefer. Use sharp cheddar cheese or any other strongly flavored aged cheese in this recipe. For the batch pictured here, I used a French comté cheese, which has complex, sharp flavors. Serve this easy casserole with a simple dinner salad for a balanced meal. 

Serve this anti-inflammatory detox salad as part of a balanced dinner or as a whole meal. Radicchio is a bitter "green" vegetable that helps to stimulate all aspects of digestion. It's especially helpful to serve bitter vegetables with animal proteins and fats to aid in digestion. 

This queso dip is creamy and flavorful, and it's made only with ingredients you can pronounce. Serve it with corn chips at your next party or use it to top a batch of homemade nachos!

This butternut barley soup is savory and hearty, perfect for a chilly winter night. Serve it along with some fresh bread and butter for a cozy meal.

This egg- and gluten-free cake is easy to make, and can be baked in two 8-inch cake pans or one 9x13-inch baking dish. It's refined sugar-free too! Frost with the Vegan Whipped Chocolate Frosting, or make a double batch of this Chocolate Avocado Frosting. I like to use natural food-based decorations. The cake pictured here is topped with dried rose petals and chopped pistachios.

Make this quick and easy anti-inflammatory soup for breakfast, lunch, or dinner! You can replace the water with some homemade chicken or turkey stock if you would like, however, if your stock is salted then you'll want to reduce the amount of salt in this recipe by half to start with. You can always add more salt at the end of cooking, but you can't take it away!

We all need very easy recipes to stay on track with dietary changes. I have found that the number one thing necessary to maintaining any healing diet is to be able to easily throw together nutrient-dense meals in minutes. Having easy recipes that contain a balance of vegetables, protein, and fat will help you maintain your diet and heal. It's easy to grab what's convenient when you are hungry, and that's why I recommend stocking your fridge with a snack to help curb those cravings, as well as a few soups or stews that you can reheat for lunch, and keep recipes like this one on hand that can be prepped and cooked in less than 30 minutes.

This is the salad to make during the chilly winter months when you want a salad but are also in need of a cozy meal. It is hearty and packed with nutrition on its own, but some baked chicken can be added for another boost of protein. It makes the perfect meal prep salad, as the robust kale and kamut hold up well to the acidic dressing for a few days in the refrigerator. 

This quick and easy recipe is perfect to make when you need to get dinner on the table quickly! For best results, use a 12-inch cast iron skillet for cooking the chicken fingers. Other herbs and spices can be added to the flour mixture. Try turmeric, paprika, garlic powder, or dried thyme and marjoram!

Chicken with dumplings is a classic Southern recipe, however, dumplings are generally thought to have originated in Germany. Dumplings are traditionally made from flour, milk, butter, and sometimes eggs, and then boiled in broth or water. These gluten-free dumplings are simmered for a few minutes in a pot of homemade chicken soup for a nourishing family meal! I prefer to use sprouted garbanzo bean flour because it is more mild-flavored and is more digestible compared to the regular non-sprouted version of the flour.

Serve this Indian-spiced one-pot brown rice and chicken dish with a simple cucumber salad or romaine salad. I use a 3.5-quart enamel-lined cast iron braiser, however a deep 11-inch stainless steel skillet works as well. 

Passion fruit can now be found in the frozen section of most grocery stores. Frozen passion fruit chunks are easy to use, and they're a delicious addition to smoothies and fruit bowls. I prefer to use GTs Raw Coconut Yogurt in my recipes. It is free of any unnecessary ingredients and rich in beneficial probiotics.

Serve this simple anti-inflammatory salad with any type of chicken or fish main dish. It is also delicious served as a topping for fish tacos!

These soft and chewy egg-free banana bread cookies are a great way to use up ripe bananas. Add chocolate chips or chopped walnuts for added flavor and nutrients!

This nourishing winter meal will fill your home with such lovely aromas while it is slow roasting in the oven! Serve with a dollop of coconut yogurt or this Dilly Coconut Sour Cream.

Cumin roasted carrots with tahini sauce are a delicious twist on the classic roasted carrot. The creamy and tangy tahini sauce pairs well with the earthy flavor of the carrots. Serve this as a side dish with your favorite baked chicken or fish, or to top a vegetable packed grain bowl. 

This savory kale dish is so simple and packed with flavor, it will easily become your go-to way to prepare dark leafy greens. If you are on an elimination diet or a dairy-free diet, simply replace the butter with either avocado oil or extra virgin olive oil.

This easy coconut yogurt ranch dressing tastes best the day after it has been made so the flavors have time to meld. I like to use a raw coconut yogurt such as GTs CocoYo living coconut yogurt. Store dressing in a glass mason jar for up to 5 days in your fridge to enjoy on your favorite green salad!

Flaxseed meal and oat flour create a nutrient-dense, high-fiber muffin that helps to feed beneficial gut microbes! Frozen wild blueberries or regular blueberries can be used here. Chopped frozen cherries or diced apples can also be used in place of the blueberries. Serve muffins for breakfast with a cup of tea and hard boiled eggs, or pack a muffin in your child's lunchbox. 

This creamy, comforting chicken soup is full of bold Mexican flavors and perfect for cozy evenings or quick weeknight dinners. Made in the Instant Pot for ease and speed, it features tender shredded chicken simmered in a richly spiced broth with cream cheese, sharp cheddar, and a splash of heavy cream for indulgent, velvety texture. Pair it with a crunchy cabbage-lime slaw and sliced avocado to add brightness and balance to your bowl. This nourishing meal is deeply satisfying and even more flavorful the next day!

Flaxseeds are a powerhouse of nutrients and fiber that help feed your beneficial gut microbes, reduce inflammation, regulate your digestive system, improve cardiovascular health, and help normalize blood sugar levels. This healthy muffin recipe uses 1 ½ cups of flaxseed meal, in addition to a small amount of oat flour and a cup of wild blueberries to pack in the nutrients! The soluble fiber found in plant-based foods is essential for increasing gut health and longevity. 

Serve this traditional gluten-free chicken piccata recipe over your favorite type of gluten-free noodles or baked spaghetti squash. If you are following a Low-FODMAP diet, be sure to use Homemade Low-FODMAP Chicken Broth in this recipe!

Classic deviled eggs are a springtime favorite and they're perfect for entertaining. The recipe uses simple ingredients and comes together quickly. Use leftover hard-boiled easter eggs and serve them for brunch! If you are serving a larger crowd, the recipe can easily be doubled.

This flavorful orange-almond date cake is both gluten-free and dairy-free, and it's full of bright orange flavors! Serve as part of a springtime brunch or as a healthy birthday cake. It is baked in a bundt pan to help it cook evenly.

These dark chocolate paleo banana muffins are a great way to use up overripe bananas! I like to use Hu Baking Gems in my baking recipes. These organic dark chocolate chips are sweetened with coconut sugar. Serve muffins for a holiday brunch or for a healthy sweet treat when a chocolate craving hits!

Serve this creamy dairy-free egg and greens dish for an Easter or Mother's Day brunch! This nutrient-dense meal is also delicious served for dinner with a whole grain flatbread. 

Serve this bright strawberry chia salad as part of an Easter or Mother's day brunch! This recipe calls for cacao nibs, which are small pieces of cacao beans that can be quite bitter with a rich, chocolatey flavor. You can purchase them sweetened with coconut sugar or unsweetened. They pair well with the tangy flavors of the strawberries and lime, and with the sweet flavors of the mango and banana in this fruit salad.

This bright, spring-inspired salad features fiber-rich short grain brown rice tossed with crisp snap peas, tender kale, fresh dill, and a zesty lemon dressing. It’s loaded with detox-supportive greens and antioxidant-rich herbs that invigorate the body after winter. Dill and lemon bring a light, refreshing flavor that pairs beautifully with the earthy rice and seasonal vegetables. Serve this nourishing salad alongside hard-boiled eggs, flaky fish, or cooked beans for a balanced, plant-forward meal that supports digestion, energy, and vibrant health.

These egg-free banana oatmeal cookies only contain a few ingredients and are very quick to prepare! Bake a batch on the weekend to have on hand for school lunches throughout the week! Raisins or another dried fruit can replace the chocolate chips if desired.

Serve this Mediterranean-inspired salad as light dinner or lunch. Add extra hard boiled eggs for more protein. I like to lightly sauté the drained chickpeas in olive oil before adding them to the salad. All of the components of this salad can be prepped and stored in individual glass containers or jars in your fridge in order to quickly put together a nutritious salad for lunch on the go!

This gingery puréed green soup is excellent for nourishing a depleted body and for bringing warmth to the digestive system. Serve it for breakfast, lunch, or dinner! Any type of bone broth or vegetable stock can be used. I use either chicken bone broth or beef bone broth when making this. Both are delicious! If you are following a low-FODMAP diet, be sure to use either a low-FODMAP beef or chicken broth. 

This easy, nourishing springtime meal is simple to put together and cooks quickly! It's best to use wild coho or sockeye salmon for the recipe. King salmon is too thick and takes much longer than asparagus to cook. Serve salmon with a spring salad, and steamed potatoes or cooked quinoa for a balanced meal. 

Serve these flavorful, tender chicken thighs over White Basmati Rice along with Steamed Green Beans for a balanced meal. If you are following a low-carb or low-glycemic diet, serve the chicken over Masala Roasted Cauliflower or Riced Cauliflower. 

Use this banana flax cereal as a late evening snack to help you sleep, or as a simple nutritious breakfast! Sometimes I like to add a sprinkling of cinnamon and a few tablespoons of frozen wild blueberries. 

Elevated cortisol levels can greatly affect the ability fall asleep and stay asleep. Cortisol is a hormone produced by the adrenal glands. It's a messenger that tells the body how to function. Cortisol is naturally highest beginning early in the morning, from around 6am to 8am. Then it slowly decreases throughout the day, getting to its lowest point around midnight. Acute stress, chronic stress, and trauma can all affect cortisol levels and cause this stress hormone to be higher late in the day when it shouldn't be.

This luscious vegan and grain-free pie gets its sweetness mainly from the bananas. I find that it is nutritious enough to have a slice for breakfast along with a green smoothie! To decorate the pie, melt a small amount of dark chocolate chips and drizzle over the frozen pie. Add sliced bananas and raw cacao nibs if desired!

Serve this nutrient-dense hash recipe for breakfast, lunch, or dinner! It's very easy to prepare, and the perfect meal if you are following an elimination diet. Serve it with cooked black rice or brown rice if desired. 

This sheet pan salmon recipe is so easy to make! Serve it over cooked quinoa or salad greens for a balanced meal. It's very important to use wild King salmon filets in this recipe. King salmon cooks at about the same rate as the vegetables, so both will be perfectly cooked when it all comes out of the oven. 

Serve these easy low-carb cauliflower grits with a green salad and a protein for a nourishing, balanced meal! You can use frozen rice cauliflower in place of using a head of cauliflower in this recipe to save time!