I prioritize Mediterranean-diet-friendly dinners that are easy to prepare.

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As a registered dietitian, I generally follow the principles of the Mediterranean diet as closely as I can.It's constantly being touted as the best way to eat, and I agree. Those following the Mediterranean diet prioritize lean proteins, seafood, fresh produce, legumes, and whole grains, while mostly avoiding ultra-processed foods.However, preparing dinners that fit the bill can be quite time-consuming, especially during the week. Because I'm juggling my business, parenting responsibilities, relationships, and so much more, doing lots of cooking and meal prep is simply isn't in the cards.Luckily, I have found ways to still whip up nutritious and delicious dinners on busy days. Here are some of the recipes I keep going back to.

Salmon, whole grains, and veggies are a foolproof combo.

Salmon can pair nicely with all sorts of grains.