This delicious sweet-tart dressing is perfect over your favorite salad or with grilled chicken, shrimp, or tofu.

Eggs are not always easy to make for a crowd, so the next time you’re having friends or family over for brunch, here’s your secret weapon: an oven-baked frittata with smoked salmon, cream cheese, and dill. Serve it with bagels, or a side of crispy potatoes and a mimosa; any way you go about it, this recipe is sure to be a hit.

Simple and elegant, this combination of buttery roasted salmon topped with bright, citrusy avocado and kiwi salsa is on the table in minutes. The recipe can easily be doubled, and any leftover salsa can be added to salad, spooned over tacos, or scooped up with a cracker.

This bright and citrusy kiwi salsa can be on the table in minutes. It is delicious served over fish, spooned over tacos, or eaten with tortilla chips or a cracker. It is easily doubled and can be made ahead of time and refrigerated until ready to use.

This light tart truly is as “simple as pie.” It comes together in about 20 minutes, using simple, real food ingredients. A delicious dessert that impresses and is good4u? Yes, please!

Enhance the flavor of veggies (roasted, steamed, sautéed, or raw) with this creamy sesame tahini dressing.

Simple, delicious, and a beautiful way to splash into spring, this elegant salad highlights the freshest spring lettuces with the crunch of radishes and a creamy mustard dressing infused with garlic.

Most of us are familiar with rice pilaf, but this twist on a classic subs hemp seeds for the rice for a grain-free version that has a delightfully chewy texture and the delicious flavors of a traditional rice pilaf. It is high in protein and healthy fat, low carb, and a great way to add interest to your dinner plate. Leftovers can be eaten cold or added to a salad for lunch the next day.

Making your own egg dye from natural foods is simple and fun. You can even use brown-shelled eggs—with their darker base, they enhance the color, creating a range of earthy jewel tones. Just mix up your dyes and let the eggs soak until your desired color is reached. The dye can be used to make more eggs, just be sure to keep it in the refrigerator. And remember that natural dyes stain too, so be sure to protect your egg dyeing area and clothes!

Jazz up your hard-boiled eggs with a little Parmesan pesto! This recipe is great for using leftover Easter eggs and a tasty appetizer or side for any springtime occasion.