This recipe is a grain free spin on a soup that my Mom used to make whenever I was sick. She normally added orzo pasta for substance, so in this healthier version I substituted the carbs for cauliflower rice, and I’m so happy with the result. There are two ways to make this soup, the …
Just after Christmas, I got together with my friend Sasha to collab on an Ayurvedic immune-boosting soup recipe. Sasha is the brains and talent behind the insanely gorgeous food blog,…
This warm, fragrant, and inviting soup can be made as spicy or as mild as you like. Cauliflower benefits from the aromatic spices, and sweet potato lends creaminess and body to the broth. Chickpeas round out the soup, offering textural contrast as well as protein.
Yes, it's another orange soup. There may be more this month, so fair warning! But this one is a pretty awesome recipe, if I do say so myself. This soup has
Breakfast hash has quickly become a recipe that I enjoy making. It is flexible based on the ingredients that I happen to have on hand and can be made ahead of time. Taking the time in the morning to chop up and bake potatoes, not to mention caramelize onions, before I eat anything is not likely...
Craving pumpkin bread? Well, I have something better for you to try... This sweet potato bread is like thanksgiving in a loaf pan, you're welcome. Holiday feels, here we come!! This is how I tried to make bread using sweet potatoes. Tastes like pumpkin pie, but BREAD.
I grew up enjoying my mom’s sweet potato casserole for every holiday and it was always a dish I just couldn’t get enough of. There is something magical abou
Thug Kitchen: Eat Like You Give a F*ck is a tough, edgy, and fun looking cook book that is hitting shelves this week. The authors lay down the facts, provide the steps, and want you to "elevate your kitchen game." Enjoy this recipe from their new book!
Try this healthy and delicious air fryer sweet potato fries ready in just 12 minutes. Crispy sweet potato fries cooked in an air fryer. Follow my tips on how to READ MORE HERE...
