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Hand-drawn illustration of fanned apple slices scattered with toasted coconut chips and a cinnamon stick
Snack · Week 3
Apple & Coconut Crunch Snack

Crisp apple slices and coconut chips make a naturally sweet, no-cook snack with plenty of crunch.

Weight-Conscious
4 min · Serves 1 · 2 ingredients
Hand-drawn illustration of a breakfast plate with soft scrambled eggs, folded provolone, and fresh apple slices
Breakfast · Week 3
Apple & Provolone Breakfast Plate

A sweet-savory breakfast plate with crisp apple, eggs, and mellow provolone—ready in minutes.

Maternal Health
10 min · Serves 1 · 4 ingredients
Hand-drawn illustration of fanned apple slices beside thin folded slices of mild provolone on a small plate
Snack · Week 3
Apple & Provolone Snack Plate

Apple & Provolone Snack Plate is a no-cook sweet-and-savory snack made with apple and provolone.

Weight-Conscious
4 min · Serves 1 · 2 ingredients
Hand-drawn illustration of a baked cinnamon apple in a small dish topped with toasted coconut chips
Snack · Week 3
Baked Cinnamon Apple with Coconut

Baked Cinnamon Apple with Coconut is a warm, naturally sweet snack made with apple and coconut chips.

Heart Disease
30 min · Serves 1 · 3 ingredients
Hand-drawn illustration of two baked egg and bell pepper cups topped with melted provolone
Breakfast · Week 3
Baked Egg & Pepper Cups with Provolone

Baked Egg & Pepper Cups with Provolone is a make-ahead breakfast made with eggs, bell pepper, and provolone.

Diabetes-Friendly
24 min · Serves 1 · 4 ingredients
Hand-drawn illustration of a short stack of golden banana-oat pancakes topped with banana coins
Breakfast · Week 4
Banana Oat Pancakes

Banana Oat Pancakes is a naturally sweet breakfast made with banana, rolled oats, and eggs.

Heart Disease
18 min · Serves 1 · 4 ingredients
Hand-drawn illustration of a portion of golden baked banana oatmeal in a small dish with banana coins baked into the top
Breakfast · Week 4
Banana Oatmeal Breakfast Bake

Banana Oatmeal Breakfast Bake is a make-ahead baked breakfast made with rolled oats, banana, and milk.

Heart Disease
40 min · Serves 1 · 5 ingredients
Hand-drawn illustration of a tall glass of creamy banana-orange smoothie with a banana slice and orange segment
Breakfast · Week 4
Banana Orange Smoothie

Banana Orange Smoothie is a bright, creamy blended breakfast made with banana, orange, and milk.

Maternal Health
5 min · Serves 1 · 3 ingredients
Hand-drawn illustration of a bowl of creamy oatmeal topped with banana coins and a swirl of peanut butter
Breakfast · Week 4
Banana Peanut Butter Oatmeal

Banana Peanut Butter Oatmeal is a warm, filling breakfast made with rolled oats, banana, and peanut butter.

Heart Disease
10 min · Serves 1 · 4 ingredients
Hand-drawn illustration of a tall berry smoothie garnished with whole berries and an orange wedge
Breakfast · Week 2
Berry Yogurt Smoothie

Cold, creamy Greek yogurt and berries blended into a five-minute breakfast.

Weight-Conscious
5 min · Serves 1 · 4 ingredients
Hand-drawn illustration of a caprese-style plate of grape tomatoes and provolone over greens with Italian herbs
Snack · Week 3
Caprese-Style Tomato & Provolone Salad

Caprese-Style Tomato & Provolone Salad is a fresh, no-cook snack or side made with grape tomato, provolone, and leafy greens.

Diabetes-Friendly
6 min · Serves 1 · 5 ingredients
Hand-drawn illustration of crisp celery sticks filled with peanut butter on a small plate
Snack · Week 4
Celery & Peanut Butter Snack

Celery & Peanut Butter Snack is a crunchy, no-cook snack made with celery and peanut butter.

Weight-Conscious
3 min · Serves 1 · 2 ingredients
Hand-drawn illustration of a small bowl of orange segments and apple slices scattered with toasted coconut chips
Snack · Week 3
Citrus & Coconut Fruit Cup

Citrus & Coconut Fruit Cup is a bright, naturally sweet no-cook snack made with orange, apple, and coconut chips.

Weight-Conscious
5 min · Serves 1 · 3 ingredients
Hand-drawn illustration of a small bowl of crispy baked kale chips dusted with citrus spice
Snack · Week 4
Citrus-Spiced Kale Chips

Crisp-edged kale with bright citrus and warm spice—an easy savory snack straight from the oven.

Diabetes-FriendlyHeart-Healthy / Low-Sodium
23 min · Serves 1 · 3 ingredients
Hand-drawn illustration of a grain bowl of roasted sweet potato cubes and dark sauteed kale dusted with citrus spice
Dinner · Week 4
Citrus-Spiced Sweet Potato & Kale Bowl

Citrus-Spiced Sweet Potato & Kale Bowl is a warm vegetarian grain bowl made with sweet potato, kale, and citrus spice.

Heart DiseaseHeart-Healthy / Low-Sodium
40 min · Serves 1 · 4 ingredients
Hand-drawn illustration of fresh orange slices scattered with toasted coconut chips
Snack · Week 3
Coconut-Topped Orange Slices

Coconut-Topped Orange Slices is a bright two-ingredient no-cook snack made with orange and coconut chips.

Weight-Conscious
3 min · Serves 1 · 2 ingredients
Hand-drawn illustration of a tall creamy pale-orange smoothie with an orange wheel on the rim
Breakfast · Week 2
Creamsicle Orange Smoothie

Orange, Greek yogurt, and milk blend into a bright, creamy breakfast that tastes like a creamsicle.

Weight-Conscious
5 min · Serves 1 · 3 ingredients
Hand-drawn illustration of a Greek salad with cucumber, kalamata olives, red onion, and leafy greens dusted with za'atar
Lunch · Week 2
Cucumber & Olive Greek Salad

Cucumber & Olive Greek Salad is a crisp, Mediterranean salad made with cucumber, olives, and red onion.

Heart Disease
10 min · Serves 1 · 7 ingredients

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