Hello everyone! A few weeks back I asked you all what you wanted to see more of on the blog, and I got an overwhelming amount of requests for MORE RECIPES! I know I’m kinda cheating because I posted this one on my Instagram feed a while ago, but I love it so much that
I love fall because I like wearing boots and sweaters and eating all the pumpkin and squash things, but I hate the cold, and the fact that I inevitably get sick every year when the weather changes. I’ve been fighting an awful cold/cough for about a week now, and it doesn’t seem to have any
These oats are loaded with goods, so please forgive me for the lengthy name. I just couldn’t bring myself to leave out any of the ingredients because they are all equally important and equally delicious. Also, yes, I am aware that we are halfway through May, which means it is basically summer (and almost my birthday!!!), and I am posting
If you follow me on Instagram, you know I love a good flatbread, and I whip one up almost every week for “Meatless Monday”. It’s such an easy and delicious meal to make vegetarian! Some of you may think it’s preposterous to eat pizza without meat on it, but don’t knock it ’til you try
I feel like the whole “meal prep” thing has really been catching on lately. Not just with all the foodies I follow, but with some of my friends and family members too, and I love seeing it! Mostly because as a dietitian, I preach it all the time. Whenever someone comes to me about their struggles with
If I’m being completely honest, Chinese food is one of those things that I tell most of my patients and clients to avoid eating on a regular basis. Why, you ask? Because most of the dishes are either a) fried, and/or b) loaded with sodium. Not exactly the best choice for someone who is trying to
If you’re planning to eat healthier in 2017, I want to challenge you to start eating more meatless meals while you’re at it. Studies have shown that the more plant foods you include in your diet, the lower your risk for heart disease, heart attack, stroke, some cancers, obesity and diabetes. Eating more plants can also boost energy
