Looking for recipe blogs for inspiration? These are some of our favorite healthy food blogs to go to for nourishing, comforting, and delicious recipes.
Here at Nutrition Stripped, we believe eating well is a balance. That means providing your body with the nourishment it needs to feel and function its best and also having the freedom to enjoy all foods without guilt. We also honor and recognize the importance of incorporating more whole-food into your day is so important, and having delicious recipes for doing so is key to making it more enjoyable.
In this list of healthy food blogs, you’ll find a mix of different cuisines, dietary styles, varying cooking skills, but what they all have in common is their passion for helping make it more enjoyable for you to incorporate more nutrient-rich whole foods into your daily life.
If you find a new blog to follow, be sure to give them some love, send them a message on Instagram and snap a photo of a recipe you tried!
1. Rainbow Plant Life by Nisha Vora
Dietary style: Vegan and mostly gluten-free
Must-try recipes: Vegan Buffalo Chickpea Quesadillas and Vegan Palak Paneer
Where to find her recipes: The Vegan Instant Pot Cookbook | Website | Instagram | Youtube
2. Murielle Banackissa
Dietary style: Vegan, with plenty of nut-free options
If you’re wanted to play with new ingredients and expand your flavor palette, Murielle, who is a food photographer, recipe developer and food blogger, does such a beautiful of integrating ingredients and flavors that are readily accessible yet that you may not be using regularly.
Her nourishing recipes will not only make sure that you have a delicious meal but will also help you become a better home cook and more comfortable with eating plant-based food without it feeling restrictive or limited. Check out her desserts for plenty of options that use whole foods instead of refined sugars!
Must-try recipes:Chocolate Microwave Mug Cake and Miso Glazed Vegan Oyster Mushroom Scallops
3. Veggiekins By Remy Park
Dietary style: Vegan, gluten-free, refined sugar-free
The Veggiekins blog is a great place to look for Asain-inspired vegan and gluten-free recipes. Remy integrates Asian ingredients from her cultural background for something that could be described as somewhere between simplified vegan Japanese, Korean and Taiwanese food and fusion.
In addition to that, she also has dozens of other vegan and gluten-free options that make for the perfect week day meals.
Must-try recipes and Healthy Chocolate Chip Cookies
4. Pick Up Limes by Sadia Badiei
Dietary style: Vegan, with plenty of allergen-free options
Must-try recipesThai Red Curry Noodle Soup. and Fudgy Sea Salt Caramel Brownies
Where to find her recipes: E-Cookbook | Website | Instagram | Youtube
5. What’s Gabby Cooking by Gabby Dalkin
What you’ll find on What’s Gabby Cooking recipe blog is a mix of nourishing and refreshing flavors alongside hearty and satisfying so you can find any taste you need when you need it. One thing we really appreciate about her approach to food is that she focuses on letting go of all the noise around what you choose to eat and inspires you to create more joy around cooking and your meals!
Bonus perk: she has an entire category dedicated to avocado recipes, which is everything we never knew we needed!
Must-try recipesGrilled Fish Cauliflower Rice Bowl
6. Sweet Potato Soul by Jenné Claiborne
Dietary style: Vegan and mostly gluten-free
On Sweet Potato Soul you’ll discover hundreds of delicious and easy-to-make vegan recipes. As the name suggests, you’ll find plenty of soul food that infuses the plant-based ingredients with flavor. Jenné also shares lots of cooking videos and tips for eating vegan, so if you’re interested in eating vegan more often, you’ll find her tips so helpful on your journey to do so.
Must-try recipes: Korean BBQ Jackfruit Tacos and Vegan Mushroom Jambalaya
7. My New Roots By Sarah Britton
Dietary style: Plant-rich, whole food
If you’re looking for nutrient-dense versions of some of your favorite dishes, My New Roots is the healthy food blog for you! Sarah’s plant-rich and whole-food approach to recipe development gives her recipes plenty of nutritional value while also incorporating the flavors that you know and love.
Another reason why we love her recipes is that she has so many seasonal options and she gets inspiration from nature. Having a strong connection to your food and living in tune with nature such an important aspect of nourishing yourself!
Must-try recipes: The Revolutionary Pancakes and Four Corners Lentil Soup
8. Melissa’s Healthy Kitchen by Melissa Coyle
Must-try recipes: Grain-Free Banana Bread Blondies. and Chipotle Lime Salmon Burgers
9. The Jewish Vegan by Maddie Reich
Dietary style: Vegan
As you can tell by the name of her healthy food blog, Maddie shares many recipes that are based in Jewish culture and in celebration of Jewish holidays. If you’re looking for more plant-based recipe ideas to celebrate your Jewish heritage, or even if you’re not Jewish and you’d like to explore another culture through the lens of food, she provides so many delicious options, including several delicious variations of Challah!
She also shares recipes that she enjoys and her approach to her recipes is all about making it everyone find a little bit of fun and comfort in the kitchen. She even breaks up her recipes by beginner, intermediate, and advance so you can find recipes that align with your comfort level!
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10. The First Mess by Laura Wright
Dietary style: Vegan
You’ll see her food philosophy come through on each recipe, which is to make it nourishing, make it familiar, but make it feel like a celebration or a bit special as well! That’s everything you can ask for in a meal all put together!
Each of her recipes tends to have a little twist or unusual addition, which makes them all that much more flavorful.
Must-try recipes
11. The Korean Vegan by Joanne Molinaro
Dietary style: Vegan
12. Half Baked Harvest by Tieghan Gerard
Dietary style: Whole foods with a filter for vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free
Half Baked Harvest is the go-to recipe blog for full-flavor, seasonal comfort food. You’ll find a well-balanced mix of savory, sweet, healthy, and indulgent recipes on this healthy food blog. What we love about Tieghan’s recipes is that they always have a unique and slightly elevated take on a recipe you’re already familiar with. With hundreds of recipes, you’ll never run out of ideas from Half Baked Harvest.
Must-try recipesBetter than Takeout Thai Drunken Noodles andRoasted Red Pepper Alla Vodka Pasta with Cheesy Oregano Breadcrumbs
Where to find her recipes: Half Baked Harvest Cookbook and Super Simple | Website | Instagram | Youtube
13. Isabel Eats by Isabel Orozco-Moore
At Isabel Eats, you’ll find a mix of all your favorite authentic Mexican recipes as well as Mexican-inspired dishes with a twist! Isabel is a first-generation Mexican-American, so she grew up eating authentic home-cooked Mexican meals every single day. Eventually, she started learning how to cook them and started recreating them in her own way. All of her recipes are also very easy to make, making them a great option to bring Mexican flavors into your meals without being intimidated.
Must-try recipes
14. All the Healthy Things by Ashlea Carver
Dietary style: Gluten-Free
On All the Healthy Things, you will find simple, whole food recipes, packed with flavor, and made with ingredients that you can easily find in your local grocery store. Ashlea is a firm believer that eating well does not have to be complicated. One pot and a few simple ingredients are really all you need to make a healthy and delicious meal that everyone will enjoy.
Must-try recipes
15. Food by Maria by Maria Koutsogiannis
Dietary style: Vegan
Maria’s history of battling an eating disorder fuelled her passion for nourishing, body-loving food. Instead of fearing food, she became a creative recipe developer to share her love for easy, delicious, plant-based eating. With her philosophy around food, you’ll discover new ways of cooking and thinking about food.
Must-try recipes
16. Mad About Food by Madeline Tague
Madeline describes her recipe style the best: “I like to cook and eat good food. Sometimes healthy, sometimes not.” Madeline recognizes that simple shifts in what we eat and how we live our lives can make a big impact on how we feel and you don’t have to sacrifice enjoying food to experience that.
Must-try recipes
17. Green Kitchen Stories by David Frenkiel and Luise Vindahl
Dietary style: Vegetarian
Green Kitchen Stories shares the nourishing and flavor-packed vegetarian recipes. They do such a beautiful job of bringing out and combining the different flavors and textures of plants. You’ll find plenty of recipes that are easy enough for the week and also elevated for those special occasions. We also appreciate that Green Kitchen Stories has ideas and recipes to support families with encouraging their children to eat plant-based foods.
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18. Jessica in The Kitchen by Jessica Hylton-Leckie
Dietary style: Vegan, vegetarian, mostly gluten-free
Jessica’s philosophy is that food tastes its BEST when you cook it simply, yet deliciously while highlighting the natural ingredients. All of her recipes are very approachable, perfect for weeknight meals. We also love that her recipes do an incredible job of focusing on fruits and vegetables, with ingredients that enhance them rather than hide them. Overall, her mission is to help you eat more plant-based foods in a way that you’ll love, and that comes through in all of her recipes!
Must-try recipes
19. From My Bowl by Caitlin Shoemaker
Dietary style: Vegan, mostly gluten-free and refined sugar-free
From My Bowl recipe blog is filled with easy-to-follow, vegan recipes that actually taste good. The simplicity of the recipes make it more accessible for you to find easy meals and incorporate more plant-based, whole foods into your diet. Practical, easy, and tasty — check, check, check.
Must-try recipes
20. Party in My Plants by Talia Pollock
Dietary style: Vegan
Talia brings so much fun to eating plant-based, whole foods. Her recipes are what she calls “True Happy Meals”: meals that make your body, your tastebuds, and your wallet very very happy. Her recipe blog is her “plant-party,” where she make eating plants as fun as a party! If you’re looking for a little more joy and ease around your eating more plant-based, whole foods, this is the spot!
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Finding Inspiration from These Recipe Blogs
There are so many great recipe blogs here, along with thousands of recipes across them all! Bookmark this page or 1-5 of these healthy food blogs that sound most exciting to you. Then choose either once a week or once a month to try a new recipe! This will help keep it simple while also giving you time to explore and find new foods, flavors, and recipes you love!
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