Recipes

Our macro-friendly version of this spicy, herbaceous Northern Thai dish (referred to as laab, larb or laap) sticks to the traditional use of pork, but you can also substitute chicken, beef, fish or tofu.

Whether you’re plant-based or just looking to mix up your proteins, this tangy, sweet and spicy General Tso’s Tempeh will satisfy that Chinese takeout itch without crippling your macros.

Just because you’re counting macros doesn’t mean the days of avocado toast are over.

Cashew chicken is a takeout staple that’s perfect for a macro overhaul. Our saucy version is loaded with veggies, lean chicken and enough cashews to satisfy that craving, but not so many that your fat grams go out the window!

Overnight oats are perfect for on-the-go, pre-portioned breakfast or brunch, and this recipe for Strawberry Vanilla Overnight Oats is spoon-lickin’ good.

Salmon is a staple in healthy eating. Mix things up with Dijon or brown mustard and then liberally coat with this unique spice blend.

Need a healthy, quick and keto-friendly dinner? These salmon burgers are a perfect option for your next barbecue or work perfectly as leftovers for lunch.

This recipe produces tofu that’s crisp and golden on the outside but pillowy (and not mushy!) on the inside. The key is to press the tofu to remove excess liquid and then give it some color on the stove before finishing it in the oven.

Jerk chicken is the universe’s way of letting us know that chicken doesn’t have to be boring. Combined with fresh pineapple and fire-roasted red peppers, this spicy, tangy and sweet chicken salad will have you dreaming of the Caribbean.

Some days call for simplicity, and this foolproof baked fish is the perfect meal that can be thrown together with whatever herbs and spices you have on hand.

Looking to stick to the macros your WAG Coach assigned but also craving a baked treat? This blueberry bread is low in fat, high in protein and ready in 8 minutes!

Interested in the keto diet but worried about losing your favorite carb-dense foods like bagels? No need to stress—you can still have your bagels and eat them too!