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Nuts…for Nuts and Seeds!
Don’t tell me it’s not Taco Tuesday…I don’t need that kind of negativity in my life. What I DO want to taco ’bout is how every day can be Taco Tuesday, how walnuts can be ‘meat’ and how seeds can be ‘pizza’. Yes, dreams do come true. Keep these secrets to yourself because you will NOT want to share! A plant-based diet can be easy, delicious and satisfying. Read on for the dEATs!
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Im{pasta}bly easy meal prep
Pasta lovers, imma ’bout to flip your world UPSIDE DOWN with this completely whole food, plant-based and low carb spaghetti squash carbonara. Im(pasta)ble you say? Oh yes way. Golden bundles of spaghetti squash sub for traditional noodles and a cashew-based ricotta lends creaminess to this dish topped with portabella mushrooms and a generous crack of the pepper mill. I’ve been dreaming this dish up for months after visiting The Butcher’s Daughter in LA and finally recreated the magic. Plus, no oven meal prep is what Texas dreams are made of in the summer. Get the dEATs for this Whole30 and keto-friendly recipe below, along with my pro meal prepping tips!
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Whole30 Survival Guide: Part Three
Holy shakshuka! We’re almost halfway to Whole30! If you thought there would be a turning where it just got easy…you’d likely be disappointed. Sorry not sorry to reveal the awful truth that the rollercoaster isn’t over yet and there will be days (or hours) where you feel like king of the world and others where you are seriously considering ending your Whole30 run. I’m guilty too. So together, let’s stick with it and gobble up these Whole30 delights in my Whole30 Survival Guide: Part Three. # Whole30 Snacks
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Living La Vida Lagom
Inhale tacos, exhale the negativity. That my friends, is how you Taco Tuesday. Especially before the holidays. These Thai Tofu Tacos are loaded with crispy tofu, crunchy kale, rainbow carrot medallions, strips of red cabbage and bathed in a creamy Thai peanut sauce. That sauce may look familiar, for a reason. I’m embracing the Swedish concept of “Lagom”, which is the idea of “just enough” or finding balancing. For me, balance is cooking once…and finding a way to reinvent those same ingredients. So yesterday’s Thai Rainbow Quinoa Bowl becomes…tacos! Get all the dEATs on this recipe and the concept of lagom below to find your taco zen.