How To: Rainbow Poke Bowl
Poke bowls have been a traditional Hawaiian dish for centuries, but have gained popularity in the rest of the world in the past few years. Poke –…
Chickpea & Mango Salad.
Salads are SO underrated. They are always passed over, or offered before a meal as preamble or something leading up to the *main event*. Of course…
Grilling 2.0 [corn! & garlic ginger lime sauce]
I don’t grill much else besides vegetables these days…it might sound boring but it’s actually 100% amazing. Today, it’s time for the corn. I didn’t grow…
The Beet Mac.
There’s something so summery and comforting about roasted beets. Even in this oppressive heat, yes, I roasted beets. Beets in any form are always a favorite…
Daylilies. [in my lunch]
I was hesitant about this, I’ll admit it. But, I’m glad I did it. I was all for battering and frying the daylily flowers because they…
Plate Full of Love.
My completely homegrown snack plate. A little bit of everything that was ripe for the picking. From the top, clockwise: baby lettuce & daylily buds, string…
Kale Stuffed Tomatoes.
I love making stuffed vegetables, whether it’s peppers, tomatoes or squash. Such a neat way to package big flavors. Today I did stuffed tomatoes, particularly because…
Tomato Soup and Eggplant Fries.
Sometimes I feel the need to clear everything out of the pantry and fridge. This lunch was the result of one of those feelings. And it…
Summer Rolls & Miso Sauce.
Nope, not close to summer at all but was craving some summer inspired food… Summer rolls! The sauce for these is amazing. The combination of mint…
Raw Wraps.
The more vegetables I can fit into my day, the better I feel. A wrap is a really simple way to add veggies! I used nori…
Portobello No-meatballs.
This is my new favorite meal (or snack depending on what you pair with it). It’s SO simple to make! Which honestly is not always important…
Squash!
I’m still on a squash kick. My neighbors brought me a huge basket of butternut squash and I couldn’t have been more excited to make soup!…
Eat More Plants. 