As part of the mindfulness movement, Kosher.com worked with Rorie Weisberg of Full ‘n Free to come up with a series of healthy, wholesome dinner recipes that can be prepped in advance, mapped out to each weeknight dinner for this week to provide a complete meal. We hope this helps you free up some time and mental energy so you can focus on succeeding at your mindfulness resolution!
Scroll down to the end for some bonus healthy breakfast options as well!
MONDAY
- Spaghetti Squash Salad by Rorie Weisberg
- Moroccan Spiced Salmon from the Dining In cookbook
TUESDAY
- Almond and Flax Meal Schnitzel by Rorie Weisberg
- Butternut Squash Fries by Rorie Weisberg
- Sesame Garlic Broccoli Salad By Yonina Rosenberg
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WEDNESDAY
- Marinated London Broil with Zucchini and Heirloom Tomatoes by Zehava Krohn
- Colorful Quinoa Tabbouleh by Gitta Bixenspanner
THURSDAY
- Spaghetti Squash Dinner by Estee Kafra
- Creamy Spinach Salad with Roasted Portobellos by Elky Friedman
BREAKFAST OPTIONS
- Pure Pudding by Rorie Weisberg
- Perfect Protein-Packed Pancakes by Rivkah Krinsky
- Banana Nut Butter Muffins by Rorie Weisberg
- Cauliflower Rice Smoothie by Riva Fogel-Landy
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Availability She must either think we live in America or have money to burn. Spaghetti squash? Have not found it nearby in Israel. London broil? Maybe for Yom Tov. Can we please have more accessible recipes?
These recipes are very geared for America. I live in Jerusalem. You can find spaghetti squash in the green grocers and the larger stores such as Osher Ad, Rammy Levi, etc. It is quite expensive. Also in the Shuk. Meat is not a regular, as you said, maybe Yom Tov.