Recipes to help you feel GOOD
Recipes to help you feel GOOD
Recipes that follow the Paleo diet.
This recipe was inspired by the smash burger trend that’s genius and delicious. These Buffalo Salmon Smash Tacos are bursting with flavor and are fast to make. If you have some canned salmon hiding in your pantry, or if you’re looking for a fun new dish to try- this one is sure to please a crowd. I didn’t grow up eating fish, so having a recipe with fish that I love and my family loves is a big deal. Follow the recipe on this post for this goodness.
Here is a sparkling and refreshing drink to lighten up those hot days. Other than the sugar on the rim, this drink is sugar free. This tasty Sparkling Raspberry Lemon Limeade is so easy, and it’s made with the help of True Lemon Raspberry Lemonade to make it sweet. You can make this for yourself, or a crowd, so find the recipe on this post and enjoy!
These smooth and creamy fudge pops really hit the spot on a hot summer day, or any time you’re craving some ice cream. They have just a few simple ingredients, and are far and away tastier (IMHO) than the ones you can buy at the store. You can leave them uncovered, or you can coat them in chocolate and add some crushed cookies to the outside. See the instructions and recipe on this post for this easy and delicious treat.
This savory and lightly sweet breakfast is delicious and nutrient-dense. You hit those key food groups, and it’s sure to keep you full for a while.
This easy Valentine’s Day breakfast idea is perfect for breakfast in bed. Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to be extravagant, but it’s fun to do a little something that let’s someone know you’re thinking about them. Make your loved one a sweet and simple breakfast with this egg in a hole recipe. I like using sourdough toast, but you can make it gluten free by using gluten free bread. See some of the tips I have in this post to make this cute Valentine’s Day inspired plate.