My past two weeks in Berlin have been crazy. I have been meeting awesome people, eating delicious food, working hard and speed-walking around town like there’s no tomorrow. A fellow blogger and friend, Kaimo from Travel Maker Kai, suggested that I start using my blog as a place to write […]
This Simple Green Juice Recipe is the original no-nonsense, delicious and cleansing juice it was born to be. It contains very simple ingredients; just apples, cucumber, kale, lemon, and ginger. These ingredients are often accessible year-round, especially where I come from (Vancouver), so it should be easy to pick them […]
When I first discovered green smoothies, I was extremely experimental. I would throw in anything and everything from limes and lemons to zucchini and swiss chard. I learned quickly how to make the green colour stay and how to balance out the bitterness of kale with fruits. I used to […]
Having a bad day? Have a brownie Having a good day? Have a brownie Time of the month? You should probably have a brownie… These brownies are actually the answer to all of your problems. Plus, they’re so rich and filling that you’ll probably only want one! That way, they […]
Finally, a food processor!!! I can not express the joy I had when my blender/food processor combo arrived. These are the secret joys of foodies; we go crazy over local farmers markets, Whole Foods and kitchen appliances. I am overwhelmed with happiness because I am currently enjoying 2/3 of these […]
My very first attempt at Veggie Fritters were a total success. Chickpea based, they are an excellent source of protein! I highly recommend making the hummus to go with these, it will make them extra delicious. The fritters taste really good as leftovers, too! Nom away friends as I take […]
So I got a little carried away in the kitchen right before I moved to Europe. I had to use up all of my ingredients in my pantry, one of which was all-natural organic peanut butter which had a special place in my heart, so naturally these were created! This […]
This soup is such a classic, hearty soup. It is a good starter for beginner soup makers because it is super simple to make (no blender or fancy ingredients necessary!). Try storing this soup in ziploc bags in the freezer for a quick dinner!
This recipe is so natural and delicious that you will want to make it just to make your kitchen smell fabulous! Sweet aromas from the tomatoes and spices will bring any pasta dish to life. Try it warm on zucchini noodles or as a cold spread on cucumber slices.
Let go of store-bought granola and make your own! This recipe is so simple, yet incredibly delicious, especially topped with some almond milk and sliced banana.
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