What’s not to love about banana bread? Ripe, sweet, energy and potassium-packed bananas, lots of fiber, protein and healthy fats from almonds, flax and chia seeds and a touch of sweetness from raw honey. I love it! (I know I always say that of the recipes that I post, but I do have kind of a love affair with banana…
The oh-so-versatile Quinoa with a little Greek influence: Quinoa Cakes with Tzatziki
So the star ingredient in this recipe is Quinoa, of course! In combination with a rainbow of vegetables and healthy fats. Quinoa is a very popular high-energy Andean superfood, it is everywhere nowadays. In fact, 2013 was the UN’s International Year Of Quinoa, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations recognized that quinoa can play an important role…
To juice or not to juice? + Anti-inflammatory Red Juice Recipe
To juice!!! Juicing is a very hip dietary trend nowadays, and although it is a controversial subject in the nutrition world, it definitely has amazing benefits. Vegetables juices are not intended to replace meals (unless you are doing cleanse or juicing detox program supervised by an expert), but are a great way to add extra nutrients and vitamins to your…
Salads are not only for summer: A spicy fall take on the summer staple!
The fall is coming in and we start craving heavier and warmer foods, but that doesn’t mean we will ditch our raw vegetables altogether, instead, we can add cooked grains, legumes, root vegetables, a heavier dressing and some spiciness to give that warmth to an otherwise cooling salad. Where I am at right now in Yuma, Arizona; it is actually…
Delicious Comfort food can be Vegan & Gluten-Free: Soba noodles with peanut sauce.
Now this is a recipe that I really love! I call it noodle-noodle. It is definitely a comfort food, full of creaminess and deliciousness but without the unhealthy fats, heavy cream or dairy. Lots of different textures, the noodles, raw vegetables and peanuts make it really unique and flavorful. You can either use soba noodles that are the brown ones…