Growing up, I was never too crazy about oatmeal and porridge. Perhaps because it was always made quite bland and ended up being weirdly thick and slimy. Only recently has my love for breakfast propelled me to experiment with all different kinds of recipes. This millet porridge is a wonderful alternative that has more of a texture than rolled oats. This recipe was created after having leftover millet from dinner one night. I saw a […]
Turmeric Paste for a Golden Milk Latte
Whether you are a coffee or tea drinker, everyone can benefit from a morning elixir once in a while. This golden milk latte is a delightful change from your usual caffeinated beverage; creamy yet not overly stimulating. Instead this latte is packed with healing properties thanks to our golden ingredient: turmeric. This paste is easy to make ahead of time and quickly mix up in the morning. So if you’d just like to incorporate more […]
Warm Butternut Squash Breakfast Bowl with Sliced Pear, Yogurt, and Granola
You know when you get so excited about a recipe, you feel like jumping for joy (or is that just me)? Like when you plan your breakfast out the night before with every single detail you can almost already taste it? This is one of those recipes I am SO excited about sharing. Squash is very much in season and I’m enjoying it in all forms with my breakfast. This bowl, however, seems to be […]
Blueberry Overnight Oats with Yogurt and Almond Butter
I recently went shopping at my local market only to find these gorgeous blueberries that were local AND organic. There was not even a question in my mind before I grabbed two and headed to the checkout. Blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, and cherries are the seasonal fruits where I live these days, and I’m loving every last bite. Used for on top yogurt, in smoothies, or just snacking throughout the day, I seem to be eating […]
Homemade Almond Milk
**Update as of 8/31/2022: I no longer recommend drinking nut milks, and instead fully endorse raw milk. I believe animal milks are highly nutritious and have been part of our diets forever. If you insist on drinking nut milks for whatever reason, at the very least, make it yourself! Why is it that we would rather get in our car, drive to the store, and buy pre-packaged and pre-made foods instead of making them at […]
Grounding Parsnip Root Hash
I’ve been feeling a little flighty lately. You know when you are not really “here”, but off thinking about other things? Wondering what the future has in store; worrying about the past; planning too much or not enough. This feeling of being all over the place instead of right here and now tends to leave me feeling thin and washed out, ungrateful and not present. I have so many plans and ideas about what I […]
Ayurvedic Blueberry and Purple Kale Smoothie
This purple smoothie is a great breakfast choice to brighten up your February mornings. Packed with antioxidants, good saturated fats, plant protein, and vitamins A, C, and K, you are sure to feel the beauty of this concoction radiate inside and out. You may be skeptical drinking a cold smoothie on a winter morning; however, you can simply replace the frozen ingredients with fresh ones, and you will be all set. In Ayurveda, they explain […]
Paleo Apple Almond Bread
This has been my favorite bread recipe yet; I think I can safely say I have mastered it. The basic ingredients stay the same while I play with spices and various wet ingredients. In the summer use shredded zucchini. In the fall, use pumpkin, sweet potato, or squash. Any other time you can use homemade applesauce (which is so far my favorite addition), or banana. Add your choice of nuts and seeds, dried fruit, or […]
Green Peas, Spinach, and Garlic with an Over-Easy Egg
Organic frozen peas are one of those staples you should always keep in your freezer (if you like peas, that is) because they are so easy to make and add a substantial amount of vegetable to your day. I always make mine with tons of garlic, sometimes spinach, and grass-fed butter. Served with an over-easy egg, and this combo is one of my favorite go-to breakfasts. Growing up we rarely ate peas. And if we […]