Next time you’re at the supermarket, don’t be so quick to pass up the radish. These bulbous root vegetables with an earthy, peppery taste are commonly used as a garnish then pushed aside when in fact they are surprisingly healthy. To read more about the health benefits of radishes and check out my recipe for Sweet & Spicy Radish Salad,… Read More
If you’ve ever had Chinese food, chances are you’ve eaten bok choy. Unfortunately, it may have been wilted from overcooking and slathered in a greasy sauce. To read more about the health benefits of bok choy and check out a recipe for a delicious summer salad with this leafy green veggie, check out my article on Gal Time here .
With my restrictive diet, I’ve always struggled with a tasty and impressive main course to make for dinner guests who may not share my eating habits. Last night, I dared to make lentil burgers for a friend who came over for dinner. I’ve always shied away from these protein-packed patties because I thought they were too complicated. In fact, they… Read More
Yesterday, I left you with a list of my favorite ingredients I always keep on hand in my kitchen. Today, I’m completing the healthy kitchen series with a run-down of my favorite kitchen gadgets. You don’t need a lot of expensive tools to create a healthy meal. I started with a steamer basket, some hand-me-down pots and pans and a… Read More
If you think making a home-cooked meal means a time-consuming trip to the store, expensive ingredients and slaving over a stove – all after a long day at the office, think again. In this two-part series you’ll get a handy list of everything you’ll need to stock a healthy and sustainable kitchen. My guide to stocking a healthy kitchen is… Read More
If you’ve ever had to throw away half a loaf of fresh bread after a couple of days because it was going stale, you may understand the heartache this can cause. At my house, we often buy a half loaf of the homemade sprouted grain bread at Whole Foods and still can’t seem to finish it. I was about to… Read More
Warning: The recipe shared here is ridiculously good and embarrassingly easy to make. The scene: A balmy Spring night in Downtown Manhattan. An urban sweetheart winds down yet another busy day. Eager for a healthy, home-cooked meal, she flings open the refrigerator to find a dearth of ingredients: a few stalks of kale, half of an avocado, a bulb of… Read More
Greens are the food most commonly missing in the American diet. As a Health and Wellness Coach, I often work with clients on adding more green foods into their diets. (no … not green M&Ms;!) At first, this can cause some overwhelm on behalf of the client who may be unfamiliar with the many green vegetables available out there and… Read More
It has been awhile since I baked because I’m trying to stay away from sugar, but with today being Easter and all, I couldn’t resist. Besides, after a long day of rainy outdoor outlet mall shopping yesterday, I needed to unwind. This recipe is adapted from Tal Ronnen’s The Conscious Cook and was surprisingly easy to make. Chocolate Chip Peanut… Read More
