Farmers Market Recipes
The CDC Guide to Strategies to Increase the Consumption of Fruits and Vegetables
Healthy eating does not need to be difficult. In fact, getting the proper nutrients in your diet can be simple and stress-free. One key to getting the proper nutrients in your diet is to plan meals and snacks that are nutritious and also delicious. Cooking can be a great way to experiment with new flavors and create tasty, healthy meals.
Results of the Wellstream Personal Health Risk Assessment in 2016, indicated that 80% of UNMC participants stated they received less than five servings of fruits and vegetables a day. Additionally, 84% of participants reported they received less than five servings of high fiber foods a day. These are modifiable risk factors that can be improved. To help improve these numbers, we have created a healthy cookbook consisting of quick, tasty, and nutritious meals.
The goal of this cookbook is to enhance the health and wellbeing of those at UNMC. If you have a recipe that you would like to share with others, we would love to hear from you!
To be an approved recipe, the following criteria must be met.
Breakfast No Trans Fat <450 calories per serving 7-8 grams of Fiber per serving <500 grams of Sodium |
Lunch and Dinner No Trans Fat <500 calories per serving 7-8 grams of Fiber per serving <500 grams of Sodium |
Snacks No Trans Fat <200 calories per serving <250 grams of Sodium |
Please fill out the recipe submission form and send to jnekuda@unmc.edu with the subject line “UNMC Wellness Cookbook.” Recipe submission forms can also be routed through the intercampus mail to Jayme Nekuda, using zip 5470.
Below are Websites and Apps that will help track calories and macronutrients.
MyFitnessPal Lose It! Fooducate Noom Coach |
FatSecret |