The versatility of the Mediterranean diet makes it a great choice for anyone looking for healthy, nutritious dinners.

If theres one eating pattern that seems to have endless health benefits, itsthe Mediterranean diet.

Omega-3s can helpimprove your brain healthas you age.

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Usingwhole-wheat orzogives the dish additional fiber to support your digestion.

Thechickpeasoffer a good dose of plant-based protein and gut health-supporting fiber.

Andkaleadds more fiber and lots of antioxidants, which can help lower your risk of cancer and heart disease.

White Bean & Sun-Dried Tomato Gnocchi

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Youll want to have a crusty whole-wheat baguette on hand to dip into your bowl.

Seared chicken cutlets offer protein as well as B vitamins to support yourmetabolic health.

Some cilantro sprinkled on top adds a fresh note, while tortilla strips add crunch.

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I wish you all a great week, and I hope you enjoy this dinner plan.

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