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October 16, 2022

Kale and Walnut Salad with Coconut Lime Dressing

This hearty salad will not leave you hungry. Lots of healthy fats, protein and leafy greens give your body what it needs to stay energized throughout the day. Simple yet delicious, the balanced flavors and textures will leave you satisfied.
October 16, 2022

Kale and Roasted Sweet Potato

This is a fantastic winter dish but delicious year-round. The bitterness of the kale is balanced by the sweetness of the sweet potato. I also like the combination of a leafy green, which grows towards the sun, with a root vegetable which grows underground. Energetically this dish is both energizing and grounding. Bon appetit!
October 16, 2022

French Lentil Salad

This is a recipe I learned from mom in France when I was a child. In my family and generally in France, this salad is served with lukewarm lentils. So good!! I always add 3 TBSP of sauerkraut on the side. It goes so well with the flavor of the Dijon mustard dressing. Legumes are so good for you and the #1 food to help fight heart disease! So be sure to eat your beans and lentils regularly.
October 16, 2022

Chickpea Stew with Harissa

Inspired by Middle Eastern cuisine, this stew encompasses many of the traditional flavors of areas like Morocco. The humble chickpea is very tasty and versatile. Used throughout the Middle East, Africa, and the Mediterranean. This dish balances the spice of harissa with the cooling effect of yogurt for a delicious meal anytime of year.
October 16, 2022

Sweet Potato and Bean Tacos

Who doesn't love tacos? Sweet potatoes add flavor and texture not to mention lots of nutrition and antioxidants to these vegetarian tacos. The sweetness is a nice contrast to this savory dish and adds some healthy complex carbs to the high protein of the black beans (or other bean of your choice).
October 16, 2022

White Bean and Escarole Chili

Inspired by similar dishes in Italian cuisine, this comforting dish will have you coming back for 2nds. Blending the flavors from Italy with regions like Mexico and Ethiopia, we get amazing flavors and textures to spice up your dinner routine. Teff is a grain from Ethiopia and it packs quite a nutritional punch when compared to other grains like wheat or rice. Naturally gluten-free, teff is high in amino acids, higher in fiber than wheat (5g compared to 1g), and a very good source iron and calcium. At 20-40% resistant starch it is very good for your digestive system and a delicious way to get more fiber into your diet. Something most Americans are lacking. Very small compared to most grains making it much quicker to cook.