Kelli McGrane, MS, RD 
Worried you might not have enough food for your guests? Does the thought of preparing a giant meal cause you to break out in hives? Cooking for a big group should be an enjoyable experience, rather than one that throws you into a panic. Find our top tips for cooking in bulk for large dinner parties now on Foodal.
Looking for an easy way to prep meals for the week? Cooking meals in bulk can help to save time and money. Plus, it’s easier to eat healthy when you have pre-portioned meals ready to go at all times. Read more now to learn how to cook in bulk, plus tips, tools, and recipe ideas to make the process easier.
Forget sugary, store bought muffins and try these instead! Made with sprouted wheat flour, these coconut cocoa banana muffins are packed with fiber and make a nutritious breakfast or snack. Plus, with chunks of dark chocolate throughout, they strike the perfect balance between sweet and healthy. Get the recipe now.
Preparing meals ahead of time can save you time and money. Plus, meal prep can also make it easier to eat healthier! While it may seem daunting at first, our guide to cooking meals for the week will walk you through every step of the process. Read more now to find out how, and learn our top tips and tricks.
The next time you’re craving a simple, comforting meal, make this Italian lentil soup. Bursting with vegetables and simple, classic flavors, it tastes just like a meal Nana would make. Perfect with a slice of crusty bread, read more now to add this recipe to your collection of family favorites to enjoy all winter long.
The next time you’re crunched for time at dinner, turn to this quick black bean soup. Ready in just 15 minutes and made from a handful of pantry staples, it’s a simple, healthy meal that’s also easy on the budget. Plus, it’s totally kid-friendly! Read more now to add this recipe to your collection of family favorites.
This Bosc pear and arugula salad with hazelnuts, creamy fried goat cheese, and maple vinaigrette is juicy, sweet, peppery, and perfect for fall. Striking the perfect balance between healthy and indulgent, it’s an impressive start to any meal. Read more now to add this recipe to your collection of healthier favorites.
Made with whole grain spelt flour, these Belgian waffles are more nutritious than ones made with refined flour, yet perfectly crisp on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Whipped egg whites and tangy buttermilk keep them light and airy. Read more now to add this recipe to your collection of breakfast favorites.
The next time you have a craving for something sweet, bake this fast and easy vegan chocolate cake. Made with a handful of pantry staples, all you need is one mixing bowl and a cake pan. Ready in 35 minutes, this cake is perfect for serving with coffee or bringing to a potluck. Read more now to get the recipe.
Wake up to the smell of freshly baked healthier oatmeal chocolate chip muffins. Made with whole wheat flour and applesauce, this recipe is a nutritious spin on a bakery favorite. Healthy enough for an easy breakfast or snack you can feel good about, read more now to add this recipe to your collection of go-to’s.
Beans are a good plant-based source of protein that’s also high in healthy nutrients and dietary fiber. Yet, despite being inexpensive, many of us avoid them due to an unpleasant side effect of eating legumes: gas. Read more now to find out how to prepare and cook dried beans to make them easier to digest.
The next time you’re looking for a foolproof dessert to celebrate a special occasion, turn to this luscious cashew cream chocolate cheesecake. Drizzled with a simple chocolate sauce, this dairy-free raw and vegan dessert is the epitome of indulgence. Get the recipe now to add it to your collection of no-bake favorites.