Make Weight Loss Part of Your Diet With These 110 Healthy Recipes

Throw everything onto a sheet pan to cook this dish, and serve it with a side of couscous or brown rice.

Get the recipe: baked salmon

This hearty salad goes well with a nice cut of lean chicken and cup of fruit.

Get the recipe: farro kale salad

This dish is perfect for meal prep — it all comes together in one pan and can be separated out for work lunches. Best of all? It's just eight grams of carbs per serving.

Get the recipe: Indian chicken skillet

So tasty and ready in just 20 minutes. Serve the filling with low-carb tortillas or cauliflower rice.

Get the recipe: sheet-pan fajitas

Drizzle this salad with some olive oil and serve it with a side of grains.

Get the recipe: Asian chicken salad

Most of the carbs in this dish come from the dressing — swap it out for a lower-carb option, and you've got a great healthy salad.

Get the recipe: Chinese chicken edamame salad

Loaded with oversize portions of bacon, blue cheese, avocado, and fatty dressing, you can easily eat half your recommended calories for the day in one sitting. Opt for this healthier 375-calorie Cobb salad that still hits all the notes you love about the classic.

Get the recipe: healthier cobb salad

This refreshing salad can be served with a grain of your choice.

Get the recipe: watermelon salad

The homemade coriander-lime dressing gives this taco salad a fresh and zesty flavour. The layered ingredients also offer 20 grams of both protein and fibre. Prep this salad in advance and store in your fridge for a ready-to-go meal.

Get the recipe: taco salad

If you're tired of vegan-friendly sandwiches that don't satisfy, prepare to build the best veggie sandwich ever. Hummus and avocado provide the fibre and protein you need to stay fuelled, and layers of tasty veggies offer crunch, flavour, and important nutrients your body needs.

Get the recipe: veggie and hummus sandwich

Try crumbling hard-boiled eggs over this salad and serving it over a bed of brown rice.

Get the recipe: cucumber, black bean, corn, tomato, and avocado salad

Throw some grilled chicken or tofu on top of this pasta salad for a complete meal.

Get the recipe: pesto pasta salad

Serve this flavourful roasted chicken with a side of green vegetables or a salad.

Get the recipe: lemon-pepper chicken

Serve this salad with some lean chicken and wild rice.

Get the recipe: warm artichoke and mushroom salad

The juice from this dish will soak right into whatever grains you serve it with to create a comforting meal on a cold day.

Get the recipe: cod with asparagus

It's high in fibre, iron, and vitamin C, so you can see all the healthy reasons actress Jennifer Aniston loves this simple quinoa salad. Think of it as a bulked-up tabbouleh, since detoxifying parsley lays the base of the greens, while a scoop of quinoa and diced avocado provide over 60 percent of your daily recommended fibre. Squeeze fresh lemon juice on top for a brighter flavour and even more detoxifying power.

Get the recipe: Jennifer Aniston's favourite quinoa salad

Made with spices like cumin and cayenne to give your metabolism a kick, this Mexican tempeh quinoa salad offers the zesty, fresh flavour you're craving, and the tempeh offers a low-fat protein.

Get the recipe: Mexican tempeh quinoa salad

Naturally gluten-free and full of fibre, these tiny legumes are a healthy pantry staple you should always have on hand — and they're absolutely delicious in this lentil salad from Goop. Tangy and clean, this recipe makes for a light yet filling meal and even better leftovers; the longer this salad sits in the fridge, the better it tastes.

Get the recipe: Goop's mustard lentils

Offering nearly 22 grams of protein and 43 percent of your daily recommended fibre, this oh-so-easy recipe satisfies hunger as it supports your weight-loss goals. Assemble all your ingredients tonight, and pack it all up for an easy lunch at work tomorrow.

Get the recipe: veggie burrito bowl

This light, refreshing meal is perfect for any day! Try this chirashi bowl, made with fresh vegetables, brown rice, and sushi-grade tuna, the next time you're hankering for takeout sushi.

Get the recipe: chirashi bowl

Top a slice of whole-wheat bread with this delicious chicken salad for a satisfying lunch.

Get the recipe: chicken salad

Colourful, crispy, and packed with nutrition, this Asian chicken salad is a much healthier alternative to ordering out at a restaurant. It tastes amazing, so you won't feel like you're missing out!

Get the recipe: Chinese chicken salad

To keep this salad super healthy, add some grilled chicken on top and just a touch of wild rice.

Get the recipe: flat-belly salad

These chicken wings are just as good, if not better, than what you'd find in a restaurant, but they don't have any carby breading weighing them down.

Get the recipe: buffalo chicken wings

Add some tofu or chicken to this salad for a balanced meal.

Get the recipe: Mediterranean quinoa salad

Throw some avocado on top of this protein-packed salad and you're all set.

Get the recipe: Thai beef salad

You can have whole grains on a low-carb diet, but for even fewer carbs, eat the salad with a fork or serve it in a lettuce wrap.

Get the recipe: avocado chicken salad

Build this burrito bowl starting with brown rice, and top it with avocado.

Get the recipe: burrito bowl

Have a slice of whole-wheat toast with this soup to soak up all the tahini goodness.

Get the recipe: spiced carrot soup

Serve this on whole-wheat bread or an English muffin and have some scrambled eggs on the side for a filling breakfast.

Get the recipe: chickpea avocado salad

Give your morning a fruity wake-up call with this yummy slow-cooker oatmeal.

Get the recipe: banana steel-cut oatmeal

If you love pumpkin pie but don't love the carbs, these grain-free cookies are the perfect choice. Even better? They're totally vegan.

Get the recipe: gluten-free pumpkin chocolate chip cookies

For a refreshing breakfast, try this yoghurt-filled cantaloupe with a slice of whole-wheat toast.

Get the recipe: yoghurt-filled cantaloupe

These caramel pecan cookies taste just like pecan pie — and with ingredients like almond flour and xantham gum, they're far more virtuous.

Get the recipe: keto caramel pecan cookies