Thick and creamy black bean hummus pairs well with raw veggies, baked tortilla chips or pita bread. It also makes for a delicious fiber-filled burrito filling.
This veggie-packed, low-fat soup can double as a sauce to use over baked chicken. Serve with whole-grain crackers for crunch.
Eggs often get a bad rap for their cholesterol content, but these lightened-up deviled eggs aren't so devilish, after all! This version gets a heart-healthy makeover using just a few secret ingredients.
Vegetarians and carnivores alike will love this hearty veggie soup. Add shredded cooked chicken for an extra boost of protein.
For your next party, try this baked zucchini appetizer as a healthier stand-in for the usual deep-fried suspects. Serve it with a variety of dipping sauces (we love them with plain old ketchup).
Roasting the vegetables before pureeing them in this vegan soup brings out a wonderful smoky-sweet flavor. Serve with a green salad for an even bigger veggie boost.
These cheesy stuffed mushrooms are bursting with flavor and cheesy goodness. Feel free to play with different herb and spice combinations to suit your taste.
With such a hearty flavor and texture, it's hard to believe that this veggie beef soup is just over 100 calories and less than 4 grams of fat per serving. Pair with crusty whole-grain bread for a filling meal.
You can still eat tacos and take care of your heart! These low-sodium snacks are fun to eat and easy to customize. Add salsa, guacamole or chopped red onion for extra flavor and texture.
Creamy, golden squash soup will warm you from the inside out! We love topping it with roasted pumpkin seeds for a little extra crunch and a boost of healthy fats.
This lightened-up Mexican dip is good enough to eat with a fork, but the tangy lime chips make it even more fun to munch on!
This warm and comforting chicken noodle soup recipe has far less sodium than the canned version. We suggest enjoying it with fresh whole-grain bread and a cup of tea.