25 Cholesterol-Lowering Recipes

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I have already talked about cholesterol, so I thought I’d share 25 recipes that can help you reduce your bad cholesterol.

(Click the link below each photo to go to the recipe.)

Apple Cranberry Crisp

A healthy blend of apples and cranberries.

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Via bhg.com

Balsamic-Roasted Brussels Sprouts

A yummy way to cook the vegetable that nobody likes. 🙂

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Via foodnetwork.com

Banana Bread Baked Oatmeal

All the benefits of oatmeal with the taste of banana.

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Via southerninlaw.com

Chicken, Leek And Mushroom Pie

Comfort food that’s also good for you!

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Via heartuk.org.uk

Cinnamon Lemon Coconut Bliss Balls

It’s a good job these are healthy, because they’re also addictive.

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Via verywellfit.com

Flambéed Vanilla-Poached Pears with Apricot Sauce

A fancy-looking dessert that tastes great.

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Via allrecipes.com

Grilled Salmon With Avocado Salsa

Healthy, flavourful, easy-to-make, and delicious!

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Via thecookierookie.com

Ham, Egg, And Cheese Omelette With Green Peppers And Onions

A nutritious breakfast or brunch dish.

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Via sparkpeople.com

Khaman (Besan) Dhokla

A cake-like Gujarati snack.

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Via manjulaskitchen.com

Mediterranean Farro Salad

A colourful salad using an unusual grain.

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Via gimmesomeoven.com

Morning Glory Muffins

A great breakfast treat!

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Via health.com

Oatmeal Yoghourt Bowl

A refreshing and healthy breakfast treat.

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Via wellthy.care

One Pot Thai Peanut Pasta

A taste of Asia.

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Via yourcupofcake.com

Rösti

A classic Swiss dish.

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Via hopkinsmedicine.org

Savoy Cabbage With Almonds

A healthy side-dish with an unexpected crunchy element.

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Via bbcgoodfood.com

Sloppy Joe’s With Quinoa

A healthier, meatless version of a classic dish.

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Via petiteallergytreats.com

Slow Cooker Barley & Chickpea Risotto

An easy-to-make vegetarian risotto.

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Via foxeslovelemons.com

Slow-Cooker Picadillo

A healthier take on a Latin-American style dish.

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Via eatingwell.com

Spelt Flaxseed Breadsticks

Easy to make, and healthy too!

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Via diyactive.com

Spicy West African Fried Rice

A heart-healthy version of fried rice.

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Via sumptuousspoonfuls.com

Spinach And White Bean Breakfast Quesadilla

A great dish for breakfast!

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Via skinnyms.com

Sweet Potato Falafel Sandwich

An unusual combination that’s healthy and tasty.

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Via sweetpotatosoul.com

Three Bean Vegetarian Chili

Flavourful – and meat-free.

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Via spoonfulofflavor.com

Tropical Green Smoothie

Colourful, healthy, and tasty.

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Via yadachef.com

Watermelon Granita

The easiest frozen dessert you’ll ever make.

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Via yummyhealthyeasy.com

Conclusion

I’ve tried to find recipes that use as many of the cholesterol-reducing foods as I can, including many vegetarian ones, and I hope you found a few recipes here that you would like to try.

Additional Resources

These are suggestions for those who wish to delve deeper into any of the above:

  1. Low Cholesterol Recipes

P.S. The Cholesterol-Busting Chicken Curry recipe shown in the image at the top of this article can be found on weheartliving.com.

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