
Just because you're giving up on those bacon strips and fried eggs does not mean you have to turn yourself into a rabbit munching on carrots and lettuce 24/7. It is a common misconception that healthy foods must be bland. If you're eating "healthy" and it tastes like cardboard, here are some tips you can use to spice up your meal plan.
- Use herbs freely. While you should cut back on your use of slats and spices, herbs such as Italian seasoning, parsley, onion powder, garlic powder, chicken style seasoning, paprika and oregano are just some of the examples of herbs you could be using to add that extra oomph to your meals.
- Learn from the pros. If you're just getting started on this healthy diet thing, don't be afraid to ask for help. 9 out of 10 cases you know someone who has been a vegetarian or vegan for longer than you have, and I'm pretty sure they will be willing to give you a few tips on how you can spice up your healthy meals.
- Attend cooking schools. You can learn a lot from experts (duh, that's why they are called experts). However, many people fail to realize that many health classes as well as cooking schools are offered in or near their area. Do some searching and you just might come across something?
- Check the web. Google is your friend and there are thousands of websites that have plenty of healthy recipes for you to use. Best of all they are copyright free so you can change them as much as you want and experiment. Rome wasn't built in a day and starting on a healthy diet will involve trial and error. However, it's not hopeless, all great chiefs made and still do make mistakes.





