The idea behind Whole30 is elimination, not restriction, but you may become so focused on what you can’t eat that you start to forget all the wholesome, delicious things you can eat.
Our best way to expand your Whole30 horizons? By making cooking at home fun! To do that, we’ve created week-by-week cuisine themes for an entire month’s worth of Whole30 meals, including the fresh, vibrant Mediterranean diet; bold flavors from cultures all across Asia; classic, homemade comfort foods; and a week of plant-based meals for a break from the meat-heavy options.
Ready to get started? Check out our month-long Whole30 meal guide for tasty, themed recipes for each week of the next 30 days.
Veggie-heavy and loaded with Mediterranean flavors, this easy-to-assemble skillet is one you’ll likely stick with even after your Whole30 is over. (Note: Be sure to sub in Whole30-friendly ghee in place of butter for this recipe.)
With sauteed pancetta and fresh herbs, this vibrant frittata gets an added boost of green from a nutrient-dense superfood powder.
Capers, anchovies, and fresh lemon zest make this roasted broccolini side feel like a trip to the Italian coast.
This herb-forward salmon gets its sweetness from sugar-free, Whole30-compatible fig preserves.
Delicate sardines and aromatic herbs create a base for this new take on a seafood pate. Serve it with fresh veggies as an appetizer or snack.
With vegan cream cheese instead of dairy, this Whole30 spinach artichoke dip gets a boost of protein from organic chicken.
Castelvetrano olives, cherry tomatoes, and Persian cucumbers give Greek flavor to this lunch or dinner salad.
Almond butter and blueberries are unexpectedly delicious toppings on a baked sweet potato.
Lily Harris of Lily Feeds You created this hearty, zesty bowl according to the recent plant-based Whole30 guidelines — black beans included!
A meat-free, Whole30-friendly version of classic steak au poivre.
This beloved Thanksgiving side dish gets an update from coconut milk and crispy shallots, making it perfect for any day of the year.
Sweet potatoes, beets, and tahini dressing mingle with massaged kale in this nutrient-dense salad.
The spicy, tomato-heavy Middle Eastern breakfast makes a meatless Whole30 breakfast or lunch dish.
Originating from the melting pot of Hawaiian cuisine, poke is a raw fish dish that contains a myriad of citrus flavors.
Coconut aminos take the place of soy sauce in this Whole30-friendly seafood dish.
Make dinner prep (and post-dinner cleanup) easy by cooking this dish on just one sheet pan.
Traditional Indian flavors like curry and golden raisins may make this tuna salad your new favorite Whole30 lunch.
Larb is a Thai meat salad, and this canned tuna version is both easy and Whole30 compatible.
Skip the agave in this Chinese-inspired stir fry to make it fit into your Whole30.
Chicken adobo is a popular dish in Filipino cuisine, and this instant pot recipe makes a filling, “set it and forget it” Whole30 dinner.
Make this breakfast or lunch in the microwave and top it with turkey or ground beef for extra protein.
This make-ahead casserole will give you a hearty breakfast for the whole week.
Replace the cream and butter in traditional mashed potaotes with this herby, fragrant cauliflower version, which satisfies the same cravings.
Instead of your usual pasta dinner, this spaghetti squash alternative fits seamlessly into your Whole30.
Dinner comes together in just an hour (with little work from you) with this sheet pan recipe.
Whether it’s a game night or just a normal dinner, these air-fried chicken wings will help you stick to your Whole30 without missing your favorite foods.
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