Healthy Apricot Recipes

The homemade dough used in this recipe is flavored with apricots, almonds, honey and a touch of aromatic cardamom.

This quick bread--flavored with brandied apricots and almonds and topped with an apricot drizzle--makes a great snack during the holidays.

Apricots, oats, pecans, and a touch of allspice are a winning combination in these easy-to-make muffins.

Packed with flavor, this salad is full of fruit, vegetables and fresh herbs. Sprnkle with almonds for an extra crunch.

This easy frozen fruit dessert recipe has very little sugar. The sweetness comes mostly from the fruit.

This chicken skewer recipe gets a tantalizing zing from Jamaican jerk seasoning and apricot fruit.

Toasting and grinding your own spices for a flavorful rub is the quickest, easiest way to build surefire flavor in this easy pork chop recipe. Serve with a simple tossed salad and some roasted sweet potatoes to round out the meal.

This trail mix combines healthy nuts and dried fruits with crispy rice crackers. Crystallized ginger provides an unexpected bite. Look for crystallized ginger with the spices at your supermarket.

You'll think you're on a tropical vacation after just one taste of this pineapple-flavored cake served with a sweet apricot and macadamia nut topping.

These peanut butter, dried apricot, and toasted almond balls make an easy on-the-go snack.

This simple snack is giving us those classy cheese-and-nut-board vibes. Treat yourself to this tasty and satisfying snack.

Create an open-face sandwich with a satisfying balance of protein and carbohydrates. Add a dash of hot sauce for a spicy zip.

This simple snack provides the energy you need when you start to drag.

Dried fruit and nuts is a classic snack that never gets old. Tip: Use shell-on pistachios--shelling them will force you to eat slower and really savor your snack time.

Double, triple or quadruple this healthy trail mix recipe and keep it on hand for when you need a sweet snack.

This simple snack with protein and healthy fat will get you through the afternoon slump.

Inspired by the classic fall candy but without all the sugar, these festive granola bars are a nutritious and adorable alternative.

Apples, Anjou pears, and apricots are the star ingredients in this triple-A apple pie sure to win the blue ribbon in your household.

Easy to make at home, these nut-free granola bars can be adjusted to your taste preferences. Simply vary the add-ins to your taste, swapping 2 cups of any combination of small (or chopped) dried fruit, seeds and/or chocolate chips for the apricots and seeds in this version. We tested several sticky sweeteners, including maple syrup and honey, but found brown rice syrup held the bars together the best.

Make mornings a little easier when you soak oats overnight for a quick and easy breakfast.