Rich and decadent truffles are one of Dan's and my favorite desserts. So when I figured out how to make healthier peanut butter truffles at home we almost lost our minds! They're chocolately, creamy, sweet, and pack in more protein thanks to Greek yogurt and peanut butter powder.| Joy to the Food
Am I obsessed with this recipe? Yes, because I've eaten a can of chickpeas three days in a row because of these cinnamon sugar roasted chickpeas. Hello protein + fiber! These little gold nuggets are ultra crispy thanks to a few easy tricks that I'm excited to share.| Joy to the Food
Bakery-style lemon poppy seed protein muffins might seem like a distant dream, but I promise they aren't! They are right here and packed with protein and fiber, and easy to whip up at home. With a few bakery hacks, they truly rival any muffins you'll find at your local coffee or pastry shop.| Joy to the Food
I was a long-time deviled egg hater, that is, until I realized I just needed to make them how I want them! And that means taking my favorite avocado toast and turning it into a portable version with these avocado toast deviled eggs. You only need 8 ingredients and you've got a party-worthy dish that can also be a great lunch or snack for yourself!| Joy to the Food
Made with just a handful of simple ingredients (and no protein powder), these high protein blueberry muffins are piled high just like your favorite bakery ones! They pack in 10 grams of protein and 4g of fiber. Topped with a zesty lemon sugar, they’ll quickly become a family favorite!| Joy to the Food
Inspired by the famous Olympic muffins from 2024, these protein zucchini chocolate muffins will keep you fueled and happy! These have a chocolate ganache filling that is to die for, packs in 16g of protein, and 5g of fiber. You just need 30 minutes to whip these moist muffins up and you'll enjoy a gluten-free snack or breakfast all week.| Joy to the Food
Scotcheroos? Chocolate peanut butter rice krispie bars? No matter what you call them, this version is so nostalgic in the best way, but much healthier made with honey and packed with extra peanut butter. That, plus hemp seeds, brings our protein count to a whopping 10 grams per bar! Now that's a dessert a nutrition coach can get behind (that's me - I'm the coach).| Joy to the Food
I know you've seen the viral date shake, but how about a chickpea smoothie with the same cozy date-sweetened flavors but better?! This one has more fiber, 20 grams of protein, and no protein powder. Plus, you only need 7 ingredients, and I bet you already have them on hand.| Joy to the Food
Made with just 6 ingredients, these savory protein scones are a quick and delicious way to prep breakfast for the week. Customizable with your favorite breakfast sausage (sweet or spicy), everyone loves them - including toddlers! They have 14g of protein per scone so grab 2 for breakfast or 1 for an easy gluten free snack| Joy to the Food
Made with simple and wholesome ingredients, these banana cottage cheese muffins pack a protein punch without any protein powder. Enjoy them for breakfast, as an afternoon snack, or take them on the go for a picnic. Grab your ripe bananas and just 1 large mixing bowl and let's bake!| Joy to the Food
Made with just 6 ingredients, these breakfast chicken pork meatballs come together in just 30 minutes. They have the same great sweet and savory flavor of a maple sausage, but all the sweetness comes naturally from shredded apples! They are so good my toddler ate 8 (yes 8) in one night! And did I mention each meatball has around 8g of protein?!| Joy to the Food
Easy to scale up or down, this Mediterranean tuna dip comes together in just 15 minutes and is the perfect party appetizer! Made with layers of goodness, this recipe elevates the classic 7-layer dip with fun and fresh flavors. Perfect for serving with tortilla chips or pita chips.| Joy to the Food
These protein balls without protein powder are the perfect snack to fight off hanger! They are made with 8 simple ingredients and ready in 10!| Joy to the Food
