Trying to eat healthy in the New Year can be a challenge, so let’s take it week by week! Here are 7 days of healthy dinner recipes that you’ll actually like. Full of flavor and easy to make, these healthier dinner options are great for your weeknight meals. Here’s a full week of healthy dinner recipes to make for your family!
Sunday: Healthy Rotisserie Chicken
“Slow Cooker Rotisserie Chicken recipe is an easy and healthy way to make homemade rotisserie-style chicken! Delicious homemade rotisserie chicken can be served as the main course or shredded and used for another recipe.” - Vera
Monday: Light And Delicious Spaghetti Squash
“Last year I was introduced to spaghetti squash, and I was amazed by its versatility! This simple dish converted me (and my teenage niece and nephew) in the first bite. 120 calories per serving. Another guilt-free pleasure. I can eat it alone, but I usually pair with grilled chicken or fish for protein.” - Julia
Tuesday: Thai Grilled Steak Salad
“Thinly sliced Thai marinated steak, in a light and fresh salad with a tasty peanut dressing!” - Kevin
Wednesday: Healthy Oven Fried Chicken Strips
“I have to say, this is my favorite recipe and my family just loves them. They are only 277 calories for the whole recipe.” - Marti
Thursday: 1 Pot Tuscany Soup A’la Me Keto Style
“Wow, this Tuscan soup is amazing. It's basically a Keto-friendly Zuppa Toscana that's full of so much flavor thanks to Italian sausage, basil, and garlic. It is a little heavy on garlic but that can be cut back on and this recipe will still be flavorful. You could even use spicy sausage if you'd like. This soup recipe is indulgent but healthy. It makes a ton too so great if you're looking to meal prep lunch for the week.” - Kitchen Crew
Friday: Low Carb/Gluten Free Cauliflower Pizza
“Trying to find low carb/gluten free recipes that taste really good has been a challenge. I often think that because something is ‘healthy’ for you, people think it has to taste bad. SOOO NOT TRUE with this pizza. To say I love this pizza would be an understatement. My son, who HATES cauliflower, steals my pieces when I'm not looking. And my skeptic husband, well...let's just say this is on the menu for dinner tonight...AGAIN!” - Laura