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Golden Glow Sauerkraut
January 5, 2023

Golden Glow Sauerkraut

Get Your Glow On I truly believe in fermented food as medicine as it’s a great way to add easily digested raw food to a meal. Golden Glow Sauerkraut offers an awesome extra kick as a side dish. Cabbage is one of the most nutrient-rich vegetables, though hard to digest. However, fermenting it solves this [...]
Zucchini with Parsley and Almond Vegan Pesto
May 20, 2020

Zucchini with Parsley and Almond Vegan Pesto

Versatile Vegan Virtuoso  This is a great option for a quick and easy side, packed with warmth from the garlic and scallions and full of vitamins from the raw ingredients in the pesto. Zucchini is a wonderfully versatile vegetable that is able to carry practically any flavor.  Yield: 4 portions / Prep time: 10 minutes [...]
Quinoa – Super Food Of The Incas
May 29, 2010

Quinoa – Super Food Of The Incas

The Ancient Super Grain Here is to one of my favorite foods that just so happens to be good looking, great tasting, flexible as well as healthy, works amazing in every day cooking as well as fancy meals. Sometimes known as “the mother grain”, or “gold of the Aztecs”. Quinoa has been a staple food [...]
Guacamole
January 1, 2010

Guacamole

The All Time Favorite Find us someone who doesn't love guacamole! Avocados are a staple in the house. This amazing dip is filled with delicious nutrients. Firstly, it's a great source of oleic acic, known to help with preventing cancer. Secondly, it also contains folates and Vitamin E, which are both excellent for maintaining the [...]
Salmon Asian Style
January 1, 2010

Salmon Asian Style

Special Salmon Most of us are lacking in our essential fatty acids (EFA’s), an essential nutrient that we need in our diet. They help our brain function, nervous system, hormones, blood circulation and will promote healthy skin. This Salmon - Asian Style recipe is an excellent way to get your EFA’s. Other foods that have [...]
Cilantro Lemon Rice
January 1, 2010

Cilantro Lemon Rice

Vibrant Healing We always find it important to have a grain in the house and this cilantro lemon rice can instantly be added to your favorite meals. This delicious rice dish goes well with baked tempeh, steamed vegetables and green salad. The brown rice is an extremely grounding and wholesome complete grain. The fresh herbs [...]
Carrot & Dill Soup
January 1, 2010

Carrot & Dill Soup

Explore the Character of Carrot  A carrot soup variation with added potatoes to give it a creamier feel. You can add more carrots and fewer potatoes if you want less starch and instead drizzle with olive oil for added creaminess. There is a chance that once you've tried this carrot & dill variation you might [...]
Chickpea Salad
January 1, 2010

Chickpea Salad

Chewy Chickpea Classic Cooked chickpeas are extremely versatile. Here we offer a chickpea salad that can easily be a protein-rich snack for the afternoon. Yield: 4 portions / Prep Time: 15 minutes   Ingredients 2 scallions, sliced 3 cups chickpeas, cooked 1 celery stalk, sliced 1 carrot, diced ½ cup parsley, chopped 4 garlic cloves, [...]

Maftoul

Maftoul by the Mouthful Sometimes known as Israeli couscous or ptitim in Israel, maftoul is larger than traditional Moroccan couscous, yet still smaller than many other Italian pasta variations. It is round and easy to prepare. You can have it plain (follow instructions on packet) or as below. One of my favorite comfort foods. As [...]
Baked Falafel
January 1, 2010

Baked Falafel

Baked Bites of Joy Traditionally falafel is fried, however, as a healthy alternative to deep fried food, you will find the recipe for both baked and fried. Baked falafel is a bit healthier and still quite delicious. The falafel come out a bit more dense when baked. Yield: 4 portions / Prep time: 20 minutes [...]