I love anything that can be done (mostly) in one pan. I call this a roasted sweet potato quinoa bowl even though it’s probably just as much chickpeas and a crazy amount of kale. We had leftover quinoa, which made things even quicker and easier. If you don’t have quinoa already made, it cooks up […]
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My version of the Montclair Bread homemade pop tarts: Not much to look at but was actually quite delicious! In case you missed it last week, they are doing a fun weekly contest called #mbcbakealong where owner and baking master Rachel Wyman posts a new recipe to try every week. For the original (and much better looking) pop tart recipe,
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You’d never know that this also contains zucchini – this is why it’s so great to share tips with friends because credit for this idea goes to one of my closest girlfriends! 2 cups steel cut oats 1 can coconut milk 2 cups non dairy milk 2 cups water 1 tsp cinnamon 1/2 tsp sea salt
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I’m always promoting leftovers! It’s such a great way to cut down on food waste, which is great for the environment, and stretch a meal into multiple, which is great for our time AND wallets. This is a combo of the cauliflower rice and beans from this dinner mixed with the tofu from this dinner,
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Super simple – just roast it all! (Except the spinach). Slice the potatoes, coat in coconut oil or ghee, season with salt, 425 for about 25 mins. Mushrooms in olive oil, salt and pepper for 15-20. Tofu for 20-25 – marinate at least 15 minutes first – here I did tamari sauce and Dijon mustard.
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