Tag: healthy

Healing Turmeric Latte For Inflammation

Healing Turmeric Latte For Inflammation

A Turmeric Latte doesn’t sound that appealing, does it? Well these last few weeks my stomach has been all over the place. Thomas said,”it sounds like there’s a witches brew in there.” Not sure if that really paints a picture for you.What’s weird is that […]

Asparagus Sweet Potato Chicken Skillet

Asparagus Sweet Potato Chicken Skillet

Super easy and delicious dinner coming at ya! Asparagus sweet potato chicken skillet…sounds boring right? Thomas said, “it tastes like chicken pot pie”. Not sure where he got that, but it was frickin’ yummy so I won’t argue with him. Somehow this simple combo of […]

An Egg-less Morning: Oats & Fruit

An Egg-less Morning: Oats & Fruit

For anyone that knows me they know I have an obsession with eggs. I’ve never been one for a sweet breakfast. Eggs, toast, avocado, and the occasional bacon (or chicken sausage) have always been my go-to. But after doing some research and letting my tastebuds change over the years I’ve decided to switch things up.

Oats were not my really my cup of tea growing up. My mom would always ask me if I wanted a bowl of oatmeal and the thought of it actually grossed me out. Not sure if it was a texture thing, but they just weren’t for me. It wasn’t until this year that I found a new love for oatmeal and sweet breakfast choices in general (yogurt, pancakes).

This doesn’t mean that oatmeal can’t be savory. I’ve seen plenty of recipes with savory oats, the recipe I made just happened to be sweet.

Morning Oats:

morning oats

 

Ingredients:

  • 1/2 cup of oats (which ever you prefer)
  • 1/4 cup of hot water or any liquid your choosing (almond milk, rice milk, etc.)
  • 1/4 cup of egg-whites (extra protein, optional)
  • 1/3 cup of almond butter (or any butter you fancy)
  • 1/2 tbs of coconut oil
  • 1 tsp of honey
  • 1/2 tsp of cinnamon (or to taste)
  • fruit (I used bananas, blueberries, and raspberries) *might switch it up next time, but this was a great combo!

Instructions:

First boil some water on the stove. Try not to use the microwave unless you’re in a hurry. Everything is better when made on the stove top. Add your 1/2 cup of oats into a bowl while the water boils. In a separate small bowl melt together your almond butter and coconut oil. In pan cook up your egg-whites. Pour the boiling water over the oats. Mix together until it becomes almost paste like. Add in the egg-whites. Put the fruit on-top, drizzle some honey and your coconut oil/almond butter mix. Dash of cinnamon and you’re good to go!

Seriously these were amazing and I never realized how filling oats were especially when you add some egg-whites to them.

 

Healthy Treat: Paleo Banana Bread

Healthy Treat: Paleo Banana Bread

Looking to enjoy some dessert and not feel guilty about it? Try out this Paleo Banana Bread that I made. It is absolutely delicious. So delicious that I decided to make two loafs of it because one just wasn’t enough. Thomas and I ate the […]

Soup Du Jour: Chicken Minestrone

Soup Du Jour: Chicken Minestrone

Ever have the problem where you’re craving two things at once? Well it happened to me. I was craving both chicken noodle soup and minestrone so I decided to combine them. Sound crazy I know. But to be honest it came out amazing. I don’t […]