This hippy-style skillet is a simple, one-pan meal packed with tender chicken, colorful veggies and flavor. Made with a quick homemade teriyaki sauce using coconut aminos, it delivers that classic sweet-and-savory taste without the sugar and extra junk found in most store-bought versions.

This was one of our all-time family favorites growing up. My mom made it on repeat and lovingly nicknamed it “Alpo” because…well, it kind of looks like dog food. 😆

Instead of flour or heavy cream, this sauce uses cottage cheese as the base, which blends into a smooth, velvety sauce that’s packed with protein and flavor.

Another family favorite that's ridiculously easy, versatile, and sneaks in those anti-inflammatory veggies and is perfect for the busy midlift/RA days! The quick prep is just cutting of the sausage and veggies, and the cottage cheese develops into a creamy sauce. We love this dish because it cooks in the skillet and you can customize however you want, even ditch the potatoes if you want low carb.

Looking for a simple way to eat more vegetables? This cheesy roasted veggie bake is packed with fresh veggies and garlic herb flavor and is a perfect side for chicken, steak, or fish. The melted Boursin and roasted tomatoes create a light creamy sauce that makes vegetables irresistible. Serve as a side or bake chicken directly in the pan for an easy weeknight dinner.

Juicy chicken breasts simmered with caramelized onions in a savory French onion broth, then topped with melted cheese and baked until bubbly. A cozy, one-pan dinner that’s perfect over rice, mashed potatoes, or cauliflower rice.

It’s an easy, make-ahead dinner that’s perfect for busy weeknights, potlucks, family gatherings, or bringing a meal to someone who needs one. Everything comes together quickly, and the flavors only get bette

One of my originals, and I’ve made it a variety of ways through the years and everyone always loves it. The best thing is that you can use whatever ground protein you want - ground pork, chicken, beef or turkey – or even shrimp if you want. You can also use white or brown rice instead of cauliflower, or an even mixture of rice and cauliflower rice, or just cauliflower rice or even just rice. Great for weekly meal planning and can be a side dish or a main dish – your choice!

A balanced, one-pan, meal-prep friendly, high-protein, fiber-rich and nourishing bowl designed to support inflammation control