Salmon with Clementine Ginger Glaze
This clementine-and-ginger glaze is so easy to make. It's perfect paired with salmon, but any fish will do. Serve with rice or noodles.
This clementine-and-ginger glaze is so easy to make. It's perfect paired with salmon, but any fish will do. Serve with rice or noodles.
Orange rind and almonds add a touch of elegance to these little cookies.
A Wong family holiday staple, this rich succulent duck roasts to a beautiful mahogany brown. We use brown miso paste instead of the traditional Chinese mein see (brown bean sauce), because it is more readily available.
Janice fondly remembers her dad making this dish when she and her siblings came home for a visit. The meat in the back and body comes apart in four sections and is tender and delicate. Some specialty seafood stores will clean and prepare crab for cooking.
This less-saucy version of curried chicken features nutrient-packed broccoli and zucchini. The spicy curry elevates the go-to stir-fry ingredients to luscious new heights.
This sweet, tangy, hot zucchini relish gives your mouth a thrill. Use it on everything from hamburgers and hot dogs to tuna salad sandwiches.
Per serving
Restaurant cost $9.50
To make $4.40
Savings $5.10
Healthy Lunch Tip: Making your own salad dressing helps control the type of fat added. Vegetable oil contains no saturated fat. Nuts, such as almonds, add a dose of healthy fats.
Start the workweek right with a light yet hearty meal packed with good-for-you veggies.