Mar 29
Delicious savory chicken sausage, egg and cheese muffins that are perfect for breakfast meal prep. Top these low carb, keto egg muffins with avocado, salsa, or hot sauce!
Delicious savory chicken sausage, egg and cheese muffins that are perfect for breakfast meal prep. Top these low carb, keto egg muffins with avocado, salsa, or hot sauce!
Delicious Baked Paleo Chicken Tenders made with a mix of almond and coconut flour and baked to perfection. These easy chicken tenders are perfect for an easy weeknight dinner. Adult and kiddo-approved! This recipe is sponsored by Almond Breeze almondmilk.
Healthier Carrot Cake Banana Bread — a cross between moist carrot cake and banana bread. Topped with a cream cheese frosting! This recipe is sponsored by Almond Breeze almondmilk.
The BEST chicken soup you’ll ever eat is the best homemade nourishing healthy soup when you’re feeling under the weather. Packed with anti-inflammatory ingredients like ginger, turmeric, garlic. BEST SOUP EVER!
Welcome to my most basic, yet most addicting and simple breakfast recipe: Healthy egg muffin cups. š
I wanted to share a recipe with you to only inspire you to eat healthier in the new year, but to also help you easily meal prep for breakfast. Also, I realized that many of my breakfast recipes are on the sweeter side, so this one is for all my savory lovers.
Flavorful, protein-packed butternut squash green chile chicken soup. This comforting, cozy dish comes together in one pot and is perfect for a cold night.Ā
Happy New Year! Update on my end: Iām currently in Hawaii still celebrating our honeymoon ā¤šø itās absolutely amazing here and I never, ever want to leave.
For those of you in colder weather (like back home in Chicago!) Iāve got a beautiful soup for you that was inspired by my Grandmother Gloria.
Fluffy roasted sweet potato muffins packed with delicious flavors and plenty of chocolate chips. Great for breakfast, snacks or freezing for later!Ā
How are you and how was your thanksgiving holiday weekend? We literally had the MOST amazing turkey with crispy golden brown skin. I think it’ll be our go-to for years to come.
Stuffed acorn squash with cranberry, pecans and quinoa then drizzled with a simple goat cheese crema. Perfect for vegetarians at Thanksgiving, or anytime you’re looking for a healthy plant based meal or side.
Here we are again! Thanksgiving is getting close and I’m more than ready to bust out all the fabulous recipes I’ve been testing in my kitchen over the last few weeks. Safe to say Abra and I have been eating very, very well.
To me, Thanksgiving can involve your Grandma’s classic recipes but it can also be about experimenting with new recipes and creating your own traditions. Since coming into Tony’s family, I’ve introduced my both my cranberry sauce and sweet potato casserole to the table and now each year we’re sure not to miss it.
I’m even more excited about the recipes I’m going to post this week and next because they are creative, beautiful and healthy. YASSS.
Homemade roasted tomato basil soup with garlic, olive oil and caramelized onions. Delicious, flavorful and the best way to use up garden tomatoes! You’ll never want to go back to the canned stuff after you try this.
When I was younger, I despised tomato soup. The flavors never seemed to call for me, nor did I ever crave grilled cheese. My favorite was Mom’s chunky beef stew that simmered and bubbled on the stovetop for hours in our small yellow duplex kitchen back in Minneapolis. It wasn’t until high school that I began to crave the comfort of creamy tomato soup after Mom started buying Progresso’s hearty tomato.
Amazing sweet potato taco bowls packed with plant based protein and your favorite southwest flavors, then drizzled with Bolthouse Farms Avocado Ranch yogurt dressing! Easy to make ahead of time & perfect to pack for lunch.
Oh hey Monday. I hope you guys had an amazing (and hopefully) shorter week last week. My mom and I spent some much needed time together exploring and walking around Chicago, getting pedicures, baking tahini brownies, new muffin recipes, and making her amazing Puerto Rican food that I havenāt had since I was 18. Where does the time go?
Every time Iām with my mom, Iām inspired to go back to the authentic flavors of Latin cuisine that I grew up with. Sofrito, homemade sazon, plantains, green chile and so much more. I canāt wait to start incorporating those flavors more into my recipes and teaching you all about the food thatās near and dear to my heart.