Eating healthy in July means eating fresh, vitamin-rich foods, while choosing seasonal products, always rich in fiber and trace elements.
Fruits and vegetables galore
Eating healthy to take care of your health is above all eating local, fresh, seasonal and without excess. But be careful, a healthy meal is not a slimming meal! It is a healthy meal that contains the different contributions of proteins, fibers, nutrients, and essential fatty acids, necessary for the proper functioning of our body. In summer, eating healthy is even easier since with the choice of seasonal products, you will have no trouble balancing your plates. But then what does a healthy summer plate look like? First choose an animal protein (eggs, white meat, fish, shellfish) or vegetable protein (tofu, tempeh, etc.). The part of the plate that will keep you going all day and the most important part is legumes (lentils, chickpeas, etc.) or carbohydrates (rice, pasta, wholemeal bread, etc.). In summer, integrating the dietary fiber, vitamins and nutrients found in all fresh vegetables and fruits is child’s play with the choice of products available. Tomato, cucumber, eggplant, or even fennel, all these seasonal vegetables will form a perfect base for a summer plate.
Born to be healthy
Some recipes like salad, carpaccios or fish ceviche or granitas are known to be healthy in addition to being fresh. In the middle of July, you can eat healthy while enjoying yourself. The mixed salad remains the perfect solution for sunny days! You can put starches, vegetables, proteins and even fruits in it. In short, you will have a complete, healthy and fresh meal, all-in-one. The poke bowl, also very trendy, is the perfect definition of a healthy dish. Veggie or made with fresh salmon, it has a rice base and for the rest, it is up to you to complete it as you wish. Edamame, red cabbage, carrots, or even cucumber, eating healthy in summer is within everyone’s reach.
Fish on the plate
Summer is the perfect time to enjoy fresh fish. Raw, baked, grilled or barbecued, it lends itself wonderfully to many summer recipes. This summer, choose fish as your main protein. One thing is for sure, you have the choice: sardines, sea bream, salmon or even sea bass. Whatever the species, it is strongly recommended to eat it 2 to 3 times a week. Symbol of seaside holidays, we will appreciate fish on skewers, cooked on the barbecue even more. Can you smell the sea?
Niçoise salad with roasted mackerel
© Valery Guedes
- 4 people
- Level: Very easy
- 30 minutes of preparation
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Zucchini spaghetti salad with lemon shrimp and parmesan

© Valery Guedes
- 4 people
- Level: Very easy
- 20 minutes of preparation
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Fennel, peach and raw ham salad

© Edouard Sicot
- 4 people
- Level: Very easy
- 10 minutes of preparation
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Rocket, melon, watermelon, feta and mint salad

© Carrie Solomon
- 4 people
- Level: Very easy
- 8 minutes of preparation
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Barbecued Lemon and Fennel Sea Bass

© Pierre Baëlen
- 4 people
- Level: Easy
- 10 minutes of preparation
- Pretty expensive
- See the recipe: Barbecued Lemon and Fennel Sea Bass
Radish, pea and goat cheese bagel

© Eve Cardi
- 2 persons
- Level: Very easy
- 10 minutes of preparation
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Oriental Sweet Potato Wraps

© Eve Cardi
- 3 people
- Level: Very easy
- 25 minutes of preparation
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Strawberry Avocado Salad

© Danièle Gerkens
- 4 people
- Level: Very easy
- 10 minutes of preparation
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Green couscous with paprika

© Fabrice Veigas
- 4 people
- Level: Very easy
- 30 minutes of preparation
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Pepper, harissa, and chickpea dip

© Aline Caron
- 4 people
- Level: Very easy
- 20 minutes of preparation
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Sea bream ceviche with lemon, lime and mango

© Virginie Garnier
- 4 people
- Level: Very easy
- 10 minutes of preparation
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Tomato, apricot and verbena gazpacho

© Emanuela Cino
- 4 people
- Level: Very easy
- 15 minutes of preparation
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Pizza with zucchini dough

© Émilie Ughetto
- 4 people
- Level: Very easy
- 20 minutes of preparation
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Spinach salad with petit-suisse, pumpkin seeds and soft-boiled eggs

© Nathalie Carnet
- 4 people
- Level: Very easy
- 15 minutes of preparation
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Cold minestrone with peas, beans, spinach and cereal bread tiles

© Emanuela Cino
- 4 people
- Level: Very easy
- 35 minutes of preparation
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Vegetarian chickpea and grilled vegetable patties

© Pierre Baëlen
- 6 persons
- Level: Easy
- 30 minutes of preparation
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Grilled sea bream with thyme and bay leaf

© Guillaume Czerw
- 2 persons
- Level: Easy
- 10 minutes of preparation
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Marinated chicken skewers with peaches

© Christophe Roué
- 4 people
- Level: Very easy
- 10 minutes of preparation
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Tomato and nectarine salad with orange and honey sauce and dukkah spices

© Valery Guedes
- 4 people
- Level: Very easy
- 15 minutes of preparation
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Black rice salad with roasted salmon

© Valery Guedes
- 4 people
- Level: Easy
- 15 minutes of preparation
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