Nasturtium Pesto
This Nasturtium Pesto recipe is delicious and good for you, too!
Every yoga practitioner needs to find the right food to fuel their bodies and sustain their practice. Here, you’ll find nutrition tips, recipes, and more to make your mealtimes joyful and nourishing.
Every yoga practitioner needs to find the right food to fuel their bodies and sustain their practice. Here, you’ll find nutrition tips, recipes, and more to make your mealtimes joyful and nourishing.
This Nasturtium Pesto recipe is delicious and good for you, too!
You’ve done the hard work and patiently cultivated your nutritious ingredients. Now comes the fun part: using them in these tasty, spa-inspired recipes!
The combo of eggplant, fennel, tomato, and saffron—a mix common to Mediterranean and Provençal cuisines—delivers fresh flavor and myriad nutrients. The shrimp add satiating protein.
To save time, this recipe uses evaporated milk as a quick alternative to boiling whole milk.
The cooking of Western India often includes coconut. Add tamarind (a sour fruit) paste and all five of our healing spices, and you get a great balance of sweet, tangy, and fiery.
An aromatic main course served at weddings and other celebrations in East India, this flavorful Bengali dal contains four of our five featured healing spices, as well as panch phoron (a blend of five spices).
This simple soup from North India is spiked with warming spices, such as ginger and cinnamon, and served piping hot in winter and early spring.
Break a sweat and feel empowered—in 20 minutes or less.
High in filling, healthy fats and low in carbs, these delicious treats hit the sweet spot.
This recipe is a vegan version of the soupe joumou that Haitians devour on New Year’s Day. Each aromatic spoonful delivers veggies to energize your body.
This light dish can be topped with lemon zest for a burst of flavor, hunger-quashing pine nuts, and red pepper flakes to rev up metabolism.
Dress up your veggies and herbs with soba noodles that are made from buckwheat and supply more protein than other grains.
These whipped yams are cooked in warm, slightly oily coconut cream and they’re revered in Ayurveda for their calming effect on the gut.
This dish also features bitter Brussels sprouts that bring a light quality to a meal traditionally dominated by heavy, predominantly sweet dishes.
This chutney is sweetened by dates and heated by red chili, mustard seeds, and tomatoes—considered heating due to natural acids.
This hearty dish is a grounding combo of sweet, salty, sour, and astringent, making it a powerful way both to strengthen and nourish your tissue layers.
In addition to kimchi, this Korean-style stew includes gochujang, onions (a prebiotic), and sweet potatoes (a resistant-starch prebiotic).
This nutrient-rich ramen is made with miso (fermented soy) broth and fermented greens, as well as prebiotic- rich scallions and kelp noodles.
This riff on gado-gado, a loaded-up Indonesian-style salad, including kimchi-nut dressing, is rich in both prebiotics and probiotics.
Serve these sauerkraut pancakes, with probiotic-rich yogurt dipping sauce, as an appetizer or snack.
Nothing is better than an après-yoga smoothie to keep your energy up (and avoid the PM crash!) throughout the day. Try one of these great smoothie recipes to start your day right.
Tulsi, or holy basil, has been used for centuries to support immunity, stress response, anti-aging, and the body's natural detoxification process.
Practice conscious and healthy cooking with these tips from Natural Epicurean.
Researchers at the University of Groningen, in the Netherlands, recently found that red wine, coffee, and tea can actually increase the diversity of bacteria in the gut, which can help ward off illness.
This mild veg version of an Indian restaurant favorite shows that Indian food doesn’t have to be ultra-spicy to be good.
Vegetarian Vegetables Korma is a delicious combination of spices, nuts and dairy (or coconut milk for vegans).
Delhi Dum Aloo is a delicious North Indian vegetarian classic using tomato and potatoes along with a host of spices to develop deep flavor.
Red curry paste is packed with antioxidant-rich chili that adds vibrant color and spicy flavor to late-summer and early-fall veggies. Enjoy one of these curry bowls for dinner.
We spoke with Marc Bauer, master chef at the International Culinary Center, in New York City, to help you find new ways to dig figs.
Like intellectual stimulation or meditation, the right diet can make a dramatic difference in smarts and mood—today, and years down the road. Here’s how to fuel your way to clearer, happier thinking.
Deficiencies in magnesium, folate, and zinc have all been linked to depression. Get a healthy dose of these mood-supporting nutrients to feel your best.
This meal gives you 12 grams of fiber per serving and the trout is a source of omega-3 fatty acids, which help nerve cells in the brain communicate better.
Eggs are high in choline and vitamin B12, a nutrient that forms one of the principal brain neurotransmitters involved in learning.
Raspberries are among the fruits that pack the highest fiber content. When paired with an oat topping, each serving supplies 6 grams of fiber.
This yoga teacher and PhD in psychology is helping people battle eating disorders.
Eating Clean Author Amie Valpone talks to YogaJournal.com about the detox diet that cured her chronic illness and how you can use what she learned to makeover your own health.
If you love foods high in saturated fats—cheese, butter, eggs, full-fat coconut milk, red meat—it’s best to have them in the morning, new research shows.
On average, we eat about 17 teaspoons of added sugar daily. So why not lower your sugar intake with these 3 natural alternatives.
Chef Mariela Ramirez shares how yoga inspired her to become a pro chef and get healthy, plus a nutritious Latin-American feast sure to spice up your summer.
In this vegan flan, swap dairy for light coconut milk, tofu, and agar. Instead of heavily processed sugars, use maple syrup and Sucanat sugar.
Serve pico de gallo with a whole-wheat baguette instead of fried tortilla chips, and replace tomato with sweet mango. The avocado salsa adds healthy fats.
Instead of using rum and simple syrup, this recipe opts for summer fruits and chia seeds for a fiber boost in a watermelon mojito smoothie.
Arroz con pollo is a staple dish in every Latin-American household. Ramirez trades MSG for fresh oregano, turmeric, and saffron to achieve the same authentic flavor.
Souping is the new juicing. Load up on fresh fruits, veggies, and herbs without losing any of the filling fiber in these three tasty cold soups.
Dietitian Ashley Koff says hemp seeds can help you get enough healthy fats without eating meat or fish.
Clean up your summer diet with these 5 healthy, organic recipes adapted from Eating Clean: The 21-Day Plan to Detox, Fight Inflammation, and Reset Your Body.
Skinny Chef Jennifer Iserloh shares 7 recipes from her new Superfood Alchemy workshop that benefit each chakra physically, mentally, and spiritually.
Michael Ormsbee, director of the Institute of Sports Sciences and Medicine, Florida State University, shares advice for fighting muscle fatigue.
Plant herbs now to can make delicious homegrown tea with later!
Cherries are in season, so now’s the time to take advantage of their immunity-boosting vitamin C and disease-fighting antioxidants.
In the past three weeks, our tour has led us through multiple bustling cities, but last week we got to rejuvenate ourselves at Bethel Farm in Hillsborough, N.H.
Trendy veggie “noodles” are officially here to stay. Here’s how to transform your favorite produce into deliciously healthy ribbons for satisfying gluten-free pastas, salads, and more.
Bell peppers take on a new form in this dish, while nourishing your body with plant chemicals like beta-carotene and lutein, which may help support eye health and immune function.
Made up of more than 95 percent water, cucumbers are super hydrating and make a refreshing summer snack on hot days, especially when paired with juicy peaches and tomatoes.
Finally, a delicious use for broccoli stems, which happen to be just as nutritionally dense as the florets—supplying you with bone-supporting calcium and vitamin K, and immune-boosting vitamin C.
Sure to satisfy, this breakfast is packed with filling fiber and muscle-supporting potassium thanks to the potatoes, as well as heart-healthy fats from the avocado.
This BBQ season, expand your patty repertoire with super-simple recipes full of flavor and good-for-you ingredients.
A whopping 40 percent of food goes to waste in the United States, according to the Natural Resources Defense Council. Learn what you can do.
Jeremy Rock Smith, the Executive Chef at the Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health, creates healthy and delicious meals for over 500 Kripalu guests daily. His recommendation for eating well is similar to a yoga practice … listen to what works for your body!
We all switched to BPA-free plastics for safety, but now they might be potentially toxic, too.
Tiffany Cruikshank shares a meditation to help you become more conscious of the patterns in your mind so you can begin to rewire the soundtrack and guide yourself to a healthier mind and body.
Try these five spring recipes to feel nurtured and healthy through allergy season.
There’s a good chance you used to scrunch up your nose at bitter foods, relegating them to refrigerator Siberia. But these days, they’re the star of restaurant menus and grocery-store produce aisles.
Spice up your summer with creative tacos from Ivy Stark, corporate executive chef at Dos Caminos restaurants.
In search of sustainable seafood options? Farmed mollusks like clams, mussels, and oysters are your best bet.
New research shows broccoli sprouts offer pollution protection. Learn how and get four ideas for healthy ways to eat them.
Yogi Rina Jakubowicz shares her simple tips and tricks on how to live a healthy vegan lifestyle on the go.
Yogi Rina Jakubowicz decided to go vegan to honor ahimsa. Learn how she lives a vegan lifestyle through supplements and maintaining a healthy diet.
These six recipes from the Natural Gourmet Institute are all satisfying and simple. Don't be surprised when your office-mates start following your suit.
This cream of celeriac soup with oats recipe from the Natural Gourmet Institute is refreshing and tasty.
A bitter greens and shaved fennel salad will keep your energy up and leave you feeling full throughout the day.
Wow your guests with an appetizer of bruschetta with avocado and caramelized onions.
Just because this lentils with fennel dish is vegan and vegetarian doesn't mean it lacks flavor and fullness.
This arugula salad with walnut-olive dressing is great for days when you're too busy to leave your desk for a lunch break.
Looking for a hearty soup to get you through those cold nights? This Autumn Minestrone recipe will hit the spot.
Dal is as common in India as pasta in Italy. Find out why this nourishing dish is a classic comfort food for yogis.
Dal with makhan (butter) is a more decadent version of Indian dal that has become a standard, go-to dish on Indian-restaurant menus. This slow cooker recipe makes it that much easier to make at home.