Healthier Versions Of Your Favorite Foods

New Year's resolutions are a great way to jump-start your new, healthy lifestyle goals. You've taken on the challenge to make this year the healthiest one yet and the first place to start working on your resolution is in the kitchen.

Lemon curd (pre-made or store-bought) is the secret to these delicious breakfast muffins; the sweet-tart lemon curd adds a bright, citrusy flavor to the muffin and replaces any fat that normally would  have been used. Click here to see the recipe.

Alfredo isn't the first thing that comes to mind when you are thinking of something healthy to eat, but this whole-wheat pasta version is made creamy and rich with light whipped cream cheese. Click here to see the recipe.

The perfect snack for your next Netflix binge, these chips are baked so you don't have to worry about how addicting they are. Click here to see the recipe.

With the help of a little imagination, cauliflower can become just about anything you want it to be, like steak, mashed "potatoes," and now fried rice. Click here to see the recipe.

Use sliced onions as a replacement for pasta in this gluten-free take on this classic Italian dish. Click here to see the recipe.

Sausage and tortellini make for a filling brothy soup, perfect for cold winter days. Click here to see the recipe.

Just a touch of raspberry liqueur whipped cream turns fruit salad into dessert. Click here to see the recipe.

Substitute Greek yogurt in for mayonnaise in this healthy take on the lunchtime staple. Click here to see the recipe.

As mentioned above, cauliflower can become whatever you want it to be. Batter and bake these cauliflower bites for a healthy take on your favorite game-day snack. Click here to see the recipe.

Brunch just got a makeover with lots of healthy additions like portabella mushrooms and braised kale. Click here to see the recipe.