Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, right? So, why not treat it as such? It’s not like it’s complicated to make a delicious and quick real food breakfast that everyone can enjoy. Anyone can do it, as long as they aspire to make breakfast something special. In case you haven’t noticed, breakfast is not only the most important meal of the day to me, but it’s definitely my favorite. I don’t mind waking up at 5 o’ clock in the morning to make an delicious and healthy breakfast that I know will be super amazing! Nor do I mind starting something a day or two ahead of time. In fact, I’d rather do both of those things if it meant my family wouldn’t be eating Captain Crunch or Poptarts.
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Menu Plan // January 2014
It’s a new year! Maybe your resolution this year is to eat healthier. I know mine is! This year I want to get into recreating the highly processed and unhealthy foods and learning all about sourdough and kefir. This month’s menu plan does not use many fruits mainly because they are not in season locally. If you’re viewing this menu plan in, say, summer or autumn, it’s perfectly fine to use fresh fruits in place of some of the side dishes.
This menu plan is one where you can test your skills in the kitchen to make the ingredients needed to put together things like burritos and tuna salad sandwiches. You can get a whole wheat bread recipe here, a tortilla recipe here, and a pita bread recipe here. You’ll love how versatile this menu plan is. You can easily switch Monday’s dinner for Wednesday’s dinner or Friday’s breakfast for Tuesday’s breakfast (I think you get the idea).
40 Healthy Easy Snacks {for kids and adults!}
When we’re hungry and you just don’t know what to eat, we tend to eat mass amounts of foods that aren’t necessarily good for you. That’s why it’s good to have a list on hand of easy, healthy snacks that, with preparation, can be put together in a snap.
Eating real food as a snack is an great way to boost your child’s diet. After a while of choosing item’s off of the list, you can usually narrow them down to about 15 that your family agrees are their favorites. Once at that point, you can still throw in a few surprises along the way, just to try again for maybe snacks that could be healthier than their favorites.
12 Great Stocking Stuffers
Thanksgiving’s ended and so has Black Friday, but are you prepared for the new holiday season? It seems that once the previous holidays end, it’s time to be bombarded with endless Christmas carols and peppermint flavored everything. And when Saint Nicholas Day comes rolling around, finding healthy alternatives to the holiday classics is not an easy job. No sir, not at all. This list of stocking stuffers is sure to give you a few ideas and maybe spark new ones.
If you’re curious on how to stuff a stocking, here is a list of key points to remember when filling a stocking:
1) Add novelties such as an action figure or doll.
2) Add the candies
3) Put an orange or pomegranate in the toe of the stocking
4) Hang a candy cane or two over the edge of the stocking. [Read more…]
Recipes
Recipes by Category:
Appetizers |
Beverages |
Breads |
Breakfast |
Dessert |
Lunch |
Main Dishes |
Pasta |
Vegan |
Recipe Index:
Appetizers:
[catlist name=appetizers]
Beverages:
[catlist name=beverage]
Breads:
[catlist name=bread]
Breakfast:
[catlist name=breakfast]
Desserts:
[catlist name=dessert]
Gluten-Free:
[catlist name=gluten-free]
Lunch:
[catlist name=lunch]
Main Dishes:
[catlist name=main-dish]
Pasta:
[catlist name=pasta]
Slow Cooker:
[catlist name=slow-cooker]
Soup:
[catlist name=soup]
Vegan:
[catlist name=vegan]
Whole Wheat:
[catlist name=whole-wheat]