Posts Tagged ‘#healthyhabits’
Creamy Vegan Pumpkin Soup
I know it’s April and not really pumpkin season. But I’ve never been much of a rule follower anyway. It’s a cold and dreary, soggy day here in the beautiful Garden State so it’s just the day for some warm, soothing soup. Plus, I’m always up for making something I can toss together in the…
Read MoreThe No-Tuna Salad (from Forks Over Knives)
I love chickpeas. They are so versatile. You can even use the liquid. Have you ever heard of aquafaba? That’s the liquid resulting from the chickpeas. You probably dump it down the sink. You can use it for many things. It can be whipped up like a meringue. It’s also a good egg substitute. But…
Read MoreTofu Broccoli Stuffed Sweet Potatoes
I love this cookbook. Did I say that before? I don’t always use the recipes as they are in the book. But then again, I do that with a lot of recipes. It’s just the recipes in this book don’t need a lot of alteration by me. In this recipe, I switched out white potatoes…
Read MoreAn Entry From My Favorite Cookbook…Greek Stuffed Peppers
I love this cookbook. It checks all the boxes for me. I’m gluten, dairy and refined sugar free and have been for years. I also don’t eat meat. Win-win! Today’s recipe is from this book. I’ve made it before. I was skeptical because I’ve never been a huge fan of stuffed peppers but these converted…
Read MoreStir Fry With Tofu
As I said yesterday, this month’s posts will be recipes that are healthy and tasty to show that you can like food that’s good for you. Today’s entry…Stir Fry With Tofu Convenience that doesn’t compromise food quality always works for me. I believe this recipe checks those boxes. Frozen veggies that you might not think…
Read MoreDoing Something Different For The April Ultimate Blog Challenge
Happy April Fools’ Day! I promise this is not going to be some lame April Fool’s joke. There are others who are so much more clever than I am at pulling those stunts. For the month of April, I will post a recipe each day to help people make healthier food choices. If you try…
Read MoreNo (Wo)man Is An Island
Did you ever hear Hilary Rodham Clinton say, “it takes a village”? She was referring to raising children but I would argue that it applies to everyone. Humans are meant to support each other and to live among other humans. We aren’t born alone and we depend on other humans to keep us alive in…
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