5 Recipes that Make Eating Greens Easy
It's easy being green with these dark leafy recipes
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Learn to Love Leafy Greens
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Easy Garlic Chile Greens
When you get home with your groceries, wash, dry and prep your greens before putting them away in the fridge. This little trick will make you far more likely to toss them up for salads, layer on sandwiches or stir into soups and stews. Be sure to store your greens with a damp cloth or towel in a resealable bag to keep them at their freshest. Use greens in pastas, wraps, sandwiches, stews and soups, or enjoy them raw paired with your favorite Clean Eating salad dressing, like the one in our Easy Garlic Chile Greens.
5 Little-Known Greens to Start Eating This Spring + Recipes
Go beyond spinach and arugula and bring some lesser-known leafy greens into your kitchen this spring. From peppery watercress to sweet pea shoots, we’ve got the dirt on what’s fresh this season.
Warm Cheesy Lobster Dip with Greens
Game day isn’t the same without a rich, velvety dip. Serve with pita chips, tortillas or veggies like grape tomatoes or blanched asparagus and cauliflower.
Panko & Sage-Crusted Chicken Breasts with Hot Greens & Beans
Satisfy your taste buds and save time in the kitchen with this sophisticated yet simple sage-infused chicken. Garlic and beans dress up collard greens to complete this nutritious and unique Clean Eating recipe.