Recipes: Dishes
Organic Brownies
Michelle Lloyd
These brownies are rich, chewy, buttery, and they melt in your mouth!Everyday Salad Dressings
Pamela Salzman
These two are standards for a bowl of simple mixed greens. Both have a base of unrefined extra-virgin olive oil which is very rich in oleic acid, a very stable monounsaturated fatty acid, as well as Vitamin E and loads of antioxidantAlmond French Toast Hearts Recipe
Lynn Colwell and Corey Colwell-Lipson
If your Valentine loves French Toast, try cutting it into hearts with a cookie cutter like this Almond French Toast Hearts recipe from Taste of Home.Vegetable Chili
Pamela Salzman
This is a flavorful stew with lots of warming spices (but not spicy) to fuel your internal fire and keep you feeling toasty.Homemade Granola
Michelle Marine
Granola is a delicious treat at our house. We love to eat it by the handful or mixed with yogurt & berries. It’s a fabulous and healthy snack, breakfast, or lunch.Vegetable Fried Rice
Pamela Salzman
Fried rice is something that was invented in order to use up leftovers. When you add scrambled eggs, peas, shiitake mushrooms and broccoli to long-grain brown rice, you have yourself plenty of protein.Black Bean and Sweet Potato Tortilla Casserole
April Hargraves
This recipe takes the wonderful sauce from the King Ranch Casserole and adds it to a casserole with black beans, sweet potatoes, and kale. A delicious way to start off the New Year!Lazy Girl’s Green Shake
Alysia Reiner
My daughter Liv and I split this shake every morning! It's my breakfast but she has oatmeal, eggs, & Pinkalicious Muffin from Today I Ate A Rainbow!Oven Baked Eggplant Chips
Today I Ate A Rainbow
Looking for a fun and easy way to enjoy Eggplant? Get your kids in the kitchen to help you make some Eggplant Chips! It's a great way to get some purple into your diet!Tropical Treasure Smoothie
Today I Ate A Rainbow
Making smoothies with your kids is a great way to have a little fun together and get some fantastic fruits and veggies into their diet! You can change it up by combining different fruits and veggies and using various liquids as a base.
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