Recipes to help you feel GOOD
Recipes to help you feel GOOD
Recipes that do not contain any soy.
Nutty Bonbons are a yummy and easy treat to make, and they’re loaded with nutrients from nuts, dates, and coconut. Great for serving at a party, or making just for yourself, this treat looks fancy and tastes the part. With a variety of textures, from the creamy, yet slightly crunchy, interior, to the smooth chocolate exterior, these bonbons are a crowd pleaser.
This is a super simple meal idea that is great for a busy night. It also helps to have some shredded chicken and pesto prepped, so your work is minimal when it’s time to eat. Check out the recipe here for this delicious and nutritious Chicken Pesto Sweet Potato Toast.
So fresh and so yummy, this Tropical Green Smoothie Bowl makes a great breakfast, or dessert. It comes together quickly and is loaded with nutrients. There is even some zucchini in there, but you wouldn’t know it if you tried it without seeing the ingredients first. A cool and refreshing smoothie bowl is perfect on a hot day, so check out the recipe below and be ready for summer.
Since it’s served cold, this Salmon Escabeche Quinoa Salad makes a perfect side dish for those warm months (or a main dish served with a side of sourdough toast). Often, this marinated meat or fish with vegetables is served on it’s own, but I had the grand idea to make it into a salad, because we have kids who are skeptical of fish. It’s simple to make, so follow along and try it for yourself.
This easy Ground Turkey Curry will be a favorite weeknight meal, as it comes together in 30 minutes. It also gets a shoutout for having minimal prep work, and loads of delish healing whole foods. The addition of white sweet potatoes and cauliflower make it a really cozy dish, perfect for a chilly day. Curry is flavorful and fun, and I hope you love this dish as much as I do.