Overnight oats are an easy make-ahead breakfast for patients with cancer. The mango provides a sweet flavor and the Greek yogurt is slightly tart, making this breakfast bowl perfect for those with dry mouth. This recipe is ideal for those undergoing cancer treatment who need extra protein, fiber, and calories. Serve with a cup of lemon herbal tea for a tasty breakfast.

This dinner entrée is light, flavorful, and perfect for an easy weekday dinner. Broccoli rice is simple to make and complements the lemon and parmesan chicken well. Broccoli, a member of the cruciferous vegetable family, is high in fiber and antioxidants, making it an ideal dish for cancer survivors.

This kiwi green smoothie is a refreshing and healthy way to start the day. The Greek yogurt provides protein, an essential nutrient to help cancer patients heal after treatment. The kiwi and kale are good sources of Vitamin C to help support the immune system. Do not let the green color turn you away, this smoothie is a delicious treat.

This chocolate hazelnut spread is a delicious and simple dessert or snack. Hazelnuts are a good source of healthy fats, fiber, and protein. They make this recipe a satisfying snack because the protein and fiber help keep you feeling full. Dark chocolate has been shown to contain antioxidant compounds, which can act to help reduce the risk of cancer. Look for at least 65% cacao when choosing dark chocolate to get the healthiest results.

Delicious and simple, this baked salmon recipe is perfect for any occasion. The lemon zest and juice give it a delightful flavor - perfect for cancer patients with dry mouth from radiation treatment. Wild salmon is rich in heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids and protein; both important nutrients for cancer patients and survivors. For a healthy, balanced meal, pair with roasted vegetables and a whole grain such as quinoa or brown rice.

Popsicles are an ideal snack for patients who have mouth sores. These popsicles will help soothe and numb the mouth, but also provide a healthy amount of protein to help with healing. The turmeric and cinnamon in these popsicles provide a warm and balanced flavor. If a popsicle is too cold for your mouth, enjoy these as a smoothie or scooped on top of oatmeal.

A warming and hearty meal, this soup is perfect for those experiencing nausea and/or vomiting from cancer treatment. Ginger has been shown to help soothe nausea, while broth-based soups can provide much-needed fluids and electrolytes. High in protein and cancer-fighting antioxidants, it is also an ideal meal for those looking for a healthy and flavorful soup to prepare ahead of time and to store in the freezer. For a filling and delicious meal, enjoy with a slice of your favorite bread or crackers.

This easy on-the-go treat contains dried fruit, almonds, and cashews which are ideal for a mid-morning snack. This is because the almonds and cashews provide healthy fiber, healthy fats, and protein. You can also substitute in your favorite nuts, dried fruit, and nut butter to make them your own.

This modern version of the classic hummus recipe incorporates beets to give a smooth, savory and beautiful ruby red dip. It is a great snack for cancer patients who need soft foods, are experiencing changes in taste and/or have an aversion to sweeter snacks. For added calories to help combat weight loss, add extra tahini or olive oil, to taste. If mouth soreness or pain is an issue, simply reduce the lemon juice or omit it altogether and substitute the same amount of water. 

What is better for a dry mouth than a cool, soothing popsicle? Unlike typical frozen treats, this cranberry coconut popsicle provides fiber, healthy fat, and protein. It is the perfect snack for cancer patients who are experiencing dry mouth, difficulty swallowing and/or mouth sores from radiation treatment. The popsicles are also very versatile – you can also use other enjoyable juices fruits that you have on hand.