Slow Cooker Chicken Bone Broth Soothing, adaptable, and economical. Slow Cooker Chicken Bone Broth is not only packed with vitamins and minerals, but it tastes amazing, too. I love to use it in gravy, soup, to braise vegetables, or just for sipping! …
Turkey Meatball and Cabbage Soup Cozy up with this savory meatball and cabbage soup– tender, herbed turkey meatballs, mixed vegetables simmered in a rich homemade-broth. Grain-free, minimal ingredients, and super tasty! I can’t wait for you to trying this Turkey Meatball and…
Grain-Free Cinnamon Apple Granola This grain-free cinnamon apple granola is crunchy, mildly sweet, and infused with flavors of cinnamon and maple. It is so versatile and goes great with yogurt, mascarpone, milk, or simply, as is. Granola makes a healthy…
Turkey Shepard’s Pie (Dairy-Free) This Turkey Shepard’s Pie is a spin on the classic comfort food, with a dairy-free twist. It’s the perfect meal to add to your weekly menu if you are in search of a recipe that is delicious, healthy and adaptable.…
Maple-Sage Breakfast Patties Let the inviting aroma of fresh sage and sweet maple fill your home with this seriously delicious recipe. Maple Sage Breakfast Patties are a current favorite in my family and I have a feeling you will love them too! …
This Turmeric Chicken and Cauliflower Rice Soup is not only glowy and vibrant, but it’s full of so much anti-inflammatory goodness! The star of the show in the recipe aka ground turmeric is a spice that is made from the root of…
You’ll love the fall-inspired flavors in this Harvest Pumpkin Hash! We are well into the season of pumpkin everything – they’re putting it in our coffee, smoothies, desserts… no complaints over here though. As much as I love using the delicious winter squash…
July is almost over which means my wedding anniversary is coming up! My husband and I will be married for 6 years this July 28th and in celebration I wanted to sharing this fancy little recipe with you! Seared scallops are one of my absolute…
Tomatoes are commonly known for causing heartburn, especially for those who deal with symptoms on a regular basis. Some reflux sufferers can tolerate tomatoes in small amounts, but there are a large number that avoid them like the plague, myself included. But it hasn’t always…
With the first day of spring being a little over ONE month away, I’ve been dreaming of all food fresh and vibrant; colorful salads, springy soups, and carrot cake themed everything. The upside of day-dreaming about food is that it sometimes leads to…