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Chilled Cucumber Avocado Soup with Pomegranate Almond Garnish

Chilled Cucumber Avocado Soup with Pomegranate Almond Garnish

This Chilled Cucumber Avocado Soup recipe is perfect for a hot summer day or evening. Topped with a Pomegranate Almond Garnish, this cold soup will help nourish your body. Loaded with nutrient-dense ingredients, eating meals made from whole, real foods are critical as you navigate menopause. Avocados are naturally packed with beneficial fats that maintain cardiovascular health and can ease hot flashes. The cucumbers and almonds are a good source of fiber that aid in digestion and minimize blood sugar spikes. Let's not forget about the pomegranate seeds that are busting not only with flavor, but antioxidants. Needless to say, this Chilled Cucumber Avocado Soup will leave you better than when you started. If you're feeling fancy and want a little protein power, this soup pairs very well with grilled shrimp, salmon or chicken.

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Chocolate Pudding

Chocolate Pudding

You CAN have it all with this decadent Chocolate Pudding recipe. Not only is a rich and creamy dessert, it actually satisfies that guilty pleasure craving. But the fun doesn't stop there! Our Chocolate Pudding packs a powerful punch by delivering protein, fiber, and powerful antioxidants. All of these nutrients are coming from a few secret ingredients -- avocado, black beans and dates. Don't be nervous, the cocoa, vanilla and natural sweetness from the dates over-power the neutral flavors of the avocado and black beans. This Chocolate Pudding recipe will last for 3-4 days in the fridge, so go ahead and indulge. You deserve it.

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Fish Tacos with Cilantro Cashew Crema and Pumpkin Seed Crunch

Fish Tacos with Cilantro Cashew Crema and Pumpkin Seed Crunch

Fish Tacos with Cilantro Cashew Crema and Pumpkin Seed Crunch are always a good idea, especially when you're in need of a simple weeknight meal. In fact, we’ve never said no to a fish taco. This version is not only packed with flavor, it's packed with ingredients you can feel really good about putting into your body. The red cabbage alone offers antioxidants, improves bone and gut health and reduces inflammation. High in protein, this dish helps maintain healthy muscle and bones, which tend to decline during menopause . Making the Cilantro Cashew Crema and the Pumpkin Seed Crunch a day ahead makes this a quick weeknight meal, or a showstopper for entertaining.

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Lemon Caper Cod

Lemon Caper Cod

If you're "not a fish person", this recipe might be the thing that changes your mind. Cod is one of the leanest fish and is a wonderful choice for "fish beginners" because of its mild fish flavor. This flaky white fish is loaded with nutrients, including vitamin B12, which is an important part of your body’s nerve and blood cells. Moreover, cod, like many fish, is a good source of omega-3 fatty acids —an essential fat. This classic recipe is super-simple and super-flavorful due to its clean, flavor-forward ingredients. Cod is a delicious way to get your oh-so-important protein. This recipe pairs perfectly with a range of vegetables and sides: grilled asparagus, sautéed green beans, or a simple salad.

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Seafood Stew

Seafood Stew

This stew is really simple to make so it's great on a chilly weeknight but we also love serving this to guests since it gives "I-slaved-all-day-over-this vibes." Fennel is a delicious way to get fiber, which helps in digestion, but also aids in managing blood sugar and cholesterol, and can benefit cardiovascular health which is so important as we move into perimenopause and menopause. Lest we forget the seafood in this recipe! It’s full of omega-3’s for your brain, protein for your muscles, and B vitamins which help an array of processes in your body like repairing DNA, reducing inflammation and maintaining optimal brain and nervous system function (insert mic drop here).

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