We all have microwaves in our homes. They are basically a 21st century convenience, and some may even say microwaves are the best invention since sliced bread. And don’t get me wrong, I agree. Microwaves are truly an amazing invention, and I really do love a good microwave. I may not love microwaves as much
INGREDIENTS 2 teaspoons organic matcha powder (it’s very important to have high quality matcha)3 tablespoons warm filtered water1 teaspoon organic unfiltered honey¼ cup organic grass-fed milk INSTRUCTIONS Spoon the matcha in a cup or mug with the warm filtered water.Whisk until the powder is fully blended and the matcha is a tad foamy (I used
When I was in college, I worked at a coffee cart on campus for over a year. It was my first time ever working in the food service industry, and for that matter, it was my first time ever making coffee. Before that, the only coffee I ever drank was calorie latent grande caramel fraps
INGREDIENTS SALAD: 6 cups or so organic spring mix¼ red onion (sliced and pickled)1-2 large organic heirlooms tomatoes (sliced)8 ounces organic cremini mushrooms (sliced)1 organic zucchini (sliced)1 organic squash (sliced)1 organic orange bell pepper (chopped) ½ cup organic goat cheese (crumbled)1 tablespoon avocado oil. DRESSING: ¼ cup extra virgin olive oil ¼ cup balsamic wine vinegar1-1/2
What you choose to eat is a personal choice, and a lot of what you eat effects your health and well-being. Regardless of what you choose to eat, one thing is true for all people, protein is essential to any diet. I believe the best way to get your protein is through animal protein. However,
INGREDIENTS CHICKEN: 1 pound ground organic ground chicken1 organic pasture raised egg½ cup gluten free breadcrumbsfreshly ground sea saltfreshly ground black pepperSplash avocado oil BUTTER SAUCE: 2 tablespoons avocado oil1 organic garlic bulb (minced)2 tablespoons freshly ground or minced ginger2 tablespoons masala1 tablespoon curry powder1 teaspoon turmeric1 teaspoon red pepper1 teaspoon garlic powder1 teaspoon ginger powderfreshly ground sea saltfreshly
INGREDIENTS SALAD: 1 cup organic romaine or butter lettuce5 cups organic spring mix¼ cup kalamata olives 2 medium sized organic vine ripened tomatoes (chopped)1 organic english cucumber (chopped)1 15 ounce can organic garbanzo beans¼ cup red onion (chopped)½ cup organic herb goat cheeseSea salt and ground black pepper to taste1 large piece of organic chicken breast1 tablespoon avocado oil1 teaspoon organic oregano1
INGREDIENTS SALAD: 4 handfuls of organic spring mix6 handfuls of organic romaine (washed and chopped)1 large organic chicken breast1 teaspoon avocado oil1 teaspoon cumin1 teaspoon ginger powder1 teaspoon garlic powder1 teaspoon freshly ground sea salt1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper½ cup chopped organic green cabbage½ cup chopped organic red cabbage¼ cup green onions (chopped)1 avocado
INGREDIENTS SALAD: 6-7 cups organic spring mix2 medium organic vine ripened tomatoes (sliced into quarters or so)½ cup organic cherry tomatoes (sliced in half)½ large organic English cucumber (cubed)3 green onions (chopped)½ avocado (sliced) (if you choose) DRESSING/CHIMICHURRI: 1 ½ cups organic fresh oregano1 handful organic fresh basil2 sprigs organic fresh dill8 cloves organic garlic1/3
About five years ago, I made the switch to buying mostly organic foods at the grocery store. Prior to this change, I literally thought organic was not worth it and was just expensive for no reason and a hoax. Now, I know organic really is healthier and actually worth the expense. Here is why! To
