Filled with healthy spinach, tomatoes, coconut milk and curry paste, this meal made tofu much more exciting to consume! Full of flavor and character of its own, this recipe will top your meal planning list next time.

Looking for a quick morning meal fix. Then this recipe is for you. It's easy to prepare and cook, it wouldn't take you half an hour to do it. A healthy and full of nutrients meal, this is surely a great option for breakfast.

This enticing meal is great to be served during a busy weeknight dinner. The procedure is simple yet the result is very satisfying. The ssamjang sauce made of doenjang and chili-garlic paste really goes well with pork belly.

Okra is a vegetable that is rich in nutrients and may lower blood sugar and heart disease risk. It also has anti-cancer properties. It is best to add to your diet because it's not only healthy but delicious as well.

A hearty porridge meal that is packed with essential vitamins and nutrients. All of the ingredients are healthy and keto-friendly. Serve this in the morning and you will have the energy you need throughout the day.

Do you want to enjoy eating your greens in a different way? This green soup offers a creative approach to consuming spinach and cauliflower. All of the ingredients are blended together after cooking. Adding coconut milk to the mixture made this dish more creamy and flavorful!

These chicken kabobs are easy to prepare but require at least 4 hours to marinate before cooking. It may be a little longer waiting period, but when you get your hands on this BBQ chicken, you will be more than satisfied with how delicious this recipe is.

With only a few ingredients, you can make this delectable dessert in just 10 minutes. Although the waiting time while chilling the cookies takes an hour, the taste is definitely worth the wait. You can never go wrong in making a chocolate walnut cookie.

Rowing is a great way to get fit, lose weight, and maintain healthy muscles and joints throughout your body.

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