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Secret Ingredient: Pork Tenderloin

Fresh artichokes and browned chicken make a wonderful combination. Farro is a classic Italian whole grain that pairs beautifully with this dish, but you could prepare brown rice, pasta or couscous instead.

Garnish this bright coleslaw with toasted sesame seeds or chopped roasted peanuts. Or, toss it with shredded roasted chicken and serve it as the main course.

Flank steak is a flame-cooked favorite, and this glaze made with Dijon mustard and honey couldn't be simpler. Serve the sliced meat over a bed of greens and tomatoes or, for a heartier meal, over cooked whole grains.

This frittata, chock-full of vegetables, is made with two types of tofu, and no eggs.

A rich, flavorful broth is crowned with light-as-air dumplings in this recipe. One of the secrets to fluffy matzo balls is gentle handling. Form the balls as gently as possible, leaving them a little uneven and cloudlike for best texture.

The trick with dried fava beans is building in time to let them soak overnight and then peel off their outer shells. Once this is complete they are exceptional in a creamy hummus perfect for dipping veggies or pita.

Turn lemonade into a light frozen dessert with just a little time and patience. A dollop of whipped Greek yogurt and fresh berries make for a refreshing summer treat.

Take advantage of ripe melon to create this refreshing fruit salsa with subtle heat from a hint of jalapeño. Serve atop grilled meats or tossed into lettuce salads.

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This classic dessert makes a big hit at special celebrations.

This pork stir-fry recipe includes a colorful crowd of vegetables such as mushrooms, peppers, water chestnuts, cabbage and snow peas. Aromatic ginger, garlic and scallions plus a touch of hot sauce provide the classic stir-fry flavors. Serve with white or brown...

Wheat berries are the mother grain from which pasta, bread and flour are derived. Little wheat berries pack a nutlike flavor and are pleasantly chewy. Use a crunchy, firm, sweet-tart apple (such as Granny Smith or Gala) for this salad. From The Whole Foods...

Mashed cauliflower tastes similar to mashed potatoes but with fewer carbs. Top with chopped herbs and grated cheese if you like.

We love red snapper, but salmon, swordfish or tuna fillets work equally well in this recipe. If you'd like to make the salsa ahead, simply wait to add the avocado until serving time and store the salsa, covered, in the refrigerator.

Buttery, warm plantains delicately spiced with cinnamon, brown sugar and nutmeg nestle under the frozen yogurt of your choice. Lightly toasted almonds, whipped cream and a dusting of cocoa powder finish off this tropical split.

Parsnips, which look a bit like cream-colored carrots, add flavor and texture to otherwise traditional mashed potatoes. Stir in a handful of chopped green onions or grated cheddar cheese before serving, if you like.

Enjoy this toothsome dessert filled with the delicate flavor of pears. We used applesauce and whole wheat pastry flour to moisten and add nutrients.

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