Recipes

The classic egg in a hole is always a crowd pleaser, so we spruced it up by swapping toast for nutrient-rich acorn squash.

These no-bake oatmeal almond squares were created thanks to inspiration from an unlikely place: a bag of old marshmallows and half a zucchini.

Our truffle kale salad with pomegranate and pecorino cheese is both macro friendly and restaurant worthy, thanks to our WAG black truffle hummus dressing, nutty pecorino cheese and juicy pomegranate seeds.

This comforting red snapper with coconut curry broth is elegant, flavorful and surprisingly simple to prepare. If you can’t find red snapper, you can substitute any whitefish including tilapia, grouper, cod or orange roughy.

Hummus as a salad dressing? That’s right. With nothing more than adding a little lemon juice and water, store-bought hummus transforms into the easiest, creamiest macro-friendly dressing. With so many flavors to choose from (Garlic! Rosemary herb! Roasted red pepper! Chipotle!), your salads will never be boring again.

Made with lean ground turkey breast, spicy green chiles and smoky paprika, these green chile turkey burgers are simple to prepare and perfect for meal prep.

If you’re one of those people who always has protein and carbs left over at the end of the day, nonfat cottage cheese is a great way to hit your protein numbers without any added fat. But cottage cheese on its own...well, it can get a little bland night after night after night. In order to make cottage cheese a little more delicious, we pair it with a quick, 3-minute blueberry jam that transforms humble curds into a sweet and craveable bedtime snack.

Everyone needs a go-to banana bread recipe, but most of the recipes out there are laden with so much sugar and oil that the bread may as well be called banana cake.

Cooking macro-friendly meals can lead to a random assortment of leftovers that need to be used up, especially with carbohydrate-dense foods like pasta.

Tofu lovers know the struggle. You want pillowy cubes of flavorful, plant-based protein, but you want a recipe that doesn’t require you to press the tofu and stand over the stove and sear. The solution? Our marinated herb tofu, no pressing or searing required!

Both a macro-friendly dessert and a chocolatey breakfast, this mocha-inspired parfait is a cross between chocolate pudding and overnight oats. To bump up the protein, feel free to add a scoop of your favorite protein or collagen powder.

Sushi lovers, this dish is for you. Inspired by maguro don, Japan’s traditional dish comprised of steamed rice and marinated raw tuna, our simple, spicy tuna rice bowl features lean, sashimi-grade ahi tuna, spicy sriracha and a salty soy sauce.