Healthy High Fiber Diet Recipes

We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again: classics are classic for a reason. Don’t overcomplicate things — just blend strawberries with banana and enjoy your life.

A gluten-free cereal with as much protein as quinoa, sorghum is a great grain to add to your rotation. This preparation is filled with warm spices and nourishing veggies for boatloads of flavor and nutrients.

A super-cozy, veggie-packed meal hearty enough to satisfy vegans and meat-eaters alike.

Did you know that you can blend frozen bananas into a rich and creamy ice cream texture? Best. Discovery. Ever. But let’s take that up a notch and combine it with another beloved dessert: red velvet cake. The good news is that this Red Velvet Nice Cream is made with nutritious ingredients to keep you and your heart healthy! Frozen bananas create a creamy and sweet base while heart-healthy beets give this treat its naturally bright color. Cacao powder adds a subtle chocolate flavor, which goes well with a hint of vanilla. The Red Velvet Nice Cream is so good, it’ll make your heart skip a beet! Pun intended.

Is there such a thing as a perfect smoothie? This sweet medley certainly makes a strong case. With a classic combination of blueberries, banana, and spinach, this superstar smoothie provides a powerful nutrient boost!

Start your day off with a sweet and tangy blend of beets, orange and berries along with protein-packed greek yogurt to jumpstart your day. 

Bananas and berries come together in this fun and fruity bowl of morning oats — a perfect breakfast treat for kids and grownups alike.

Gone are the years of fearing fats! Now we know that it's not so much about how much fat you're consuming, but rather, it's the type of fat you're consuming that's important. Research shows that plant based fats can help to improve your health by lowering your risk for heart disease and improving your cholesterol profile. This recipe includes beneficial plant fats that you can add to your diet like avocado, chia seeds, and hemp seeds.

The “three sisters” this dish refers to are corn, squash, and beans. In a technique originating from Northeastern Native American tribes, the three crops are planted together so the corn stalk provides support for the climbing bean plant, while the squash spreads horizontally to cover and protect the soil. The “sisters” also complement each other nutritionally, offering complex carbohydrates, fiber, protein, and a host of phytonutrients in every bite.

Need a quick breakfast or snack? These chewy, nutty, and oh-so-yummy no-bake granola bars have got you covered! With a mix of oats, nuts, and seeds, these bars will keep you satisfied and energized.

Need something energizing and refreshing after a season of chocolate, sugar, and indulgences? Say “hello” to the Blackberry Grapefruit Mint Smoothie! Not only is it chock-full of essential nutrients, but this fruity treat is also loaded with fresh flavors. The blackberries are sweet, the grapefruit is tart, and the mint brings the entire smoothie to life. One sip, and you won’t miss the chocolate cake, pumpkin pie, or apple crisp!

Mole is a traditional sauce used in Mexican cuisine made with roasted chilies and an assortment of spices. Once combined, you’ll taste a layered flavor of sweet, salty, spicy, and smoky. Use this mole sauce to top your protein like chicken, as an enchilada sauce, or over rice.