Pan-Roasted Potatoes and Squash with Sage and Mint

pan-roasted potatoes and squash

I made this for breakfast over the weekend, but honestly, this would be much better served as a side at Thanksgiving dinner. Either way, if you enjoy flavorful potatoes and butternut squash, give this dish a try. It’s an easy, one-pan type of deal (always my preference) that comes together relatively fast. I finished the […]

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Pear Almond Cake (Gluten-Free and Dairy-Free)

pear almond cake

This is a great recipe I got from Vegetarian Times and it caught my eye because of its simplicity. This cake requires no waiting time and is a one-bowl type of thing, which is great when you don’t want to spend hours baking; it comes together in 30 minutes. The other great things about this recipe […]

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Easy Quinoa Salad

quinoa salad

This quinoa salad is super easy to make and will come together in about 20 minutes. I love eating it after the gym because of its high protein content. Served with a healthy dose of fresh vegetables and extra virgin olive oil, I get a truly nutritious post-workout snack that is light yet very filling. Also […]

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Turkey Butternut Squash Chili

turkey butternut squash chilli

This is my favorite chili to make of all time for several reasons. One – it’s turkey based so it’s a lot lighter on my stomach and on the calories. Two – I love incorporating butternut squash as it gives this chili a creamy consistency and a sweeter taste, also adding to the texture. I am […]

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My Best Apple Pie

Apple Pie

I’m not much of a stereotypical person, but when it comes to the change of seasons, nothing gets me more excited than making fall apple pie. Once I make one, I know it’s officially fall. I am a purist when it comes to baked good, apple pie included. I firmly believe that the very best […]

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Roasted Tomato Soup with Grilled Cheese

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This is by far one of my favorite soups. I especially love to make it and eat it in that transitional period between summer and fall, in late August/early September when the last of the heirloom tomatoes are still lingering around. Roasting the tomatoes gives this soup its depth of flavor and umami, throwing your […]

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