Shrimp and Cauliflower “Grits” | MyFitnessPal

This quick, mildly spicy Cajun-inspired shrimp dish swaps traditional corn grits for grated cauliflower. Simmered with milk and bay leaves, the cauliflower turns tender and creamy for a lighter take on the classic. To save time on the grating, you can also use frozen riced cauliflower instead.Active time: 25 minutes…

How to Naturally Exfoliate Your Face

If there’s one skincare step I misunderstood for years, it was exfoliation. I thought it meant scrubbing my face until it felt “clean.” And then I’d skip it entirely because I worried about the irritation. After digging into the research behind how to exfoliate your face, I realized it’s more…

Butternut-Sausage Breakfast Casserole | MyFitnessPal

This savory breakfast casserole is reminiscent of a butternut squash hash, rich with sautéed onions and crumbled sausage, all bound together with a classic egg custard. Using pre-cut squash helps streamline prep, while fresh squash ensures the best texture, as frozen can become mushy. For convenience, the casserole can be…

Broccoli Pesto Omelet With Mixed Greens

Omelets can be laden with cheese and ham and high in calories and fat. These lofty beauties have a filling of broccoli and fresh basil, with just enough Parmesan for a flavorful bite. As is customary in France, your omelet comes with mixed greens on the side. Savory breakfasts like…

Simple Protein Spinach Smoothie | MyFitnessPal

This spinach smoothie delivers protein to get your day going, and it’s easy to put together! Like many green smoothies, it works well for breakfast or after a morning workout.  It’s also easy to throw in a travel mug and head out the door to start your morning commute. Active…

5 Fish for Weight Loss to Add to Your Plate

Eating fish can help with your body composition goals including weight-loss goals — Most fish are high in protein and contain fewer calories than other protein sources, like poultry or beef, says MyFitnessPal Dietitian, Brookell White. Protein-rich foods, she explains, can help increase satiety and prevent overeating at or between…

Should You Supplement With Collagen? What the Research Says

No longer just the secret to reverse-aging and disappearing wrinkles, collagen is now being consumed to improve joint pain, slow bone loss, assist in exercise recovery, and even boost muscle mass (1,2,3,4,5). You can think of collagen as the essential protein or “building block” of the body (2). It’s found…