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Tag: Beans

  • Foodie Friday

    Foodie Friday

    Healthy Recipe of the Week The days are shorter, the air is crisp and chilly, and snow ❄️ may be dusting the ground in your neck of the woods. My neighborhood received its first snow 🌨️ fall of the season this past week! My new 9-month kitten, Tali 🐱was gazed out the window in awe!…

  • Foodie Friday

    Foodie Friday

    Healthy Recipe of the Week This weekend the clocks turn back and days become even shorter, the weather is getting chillier, and our tummies are craving a healthy meal after yesterday’s Halloween candy binge. Let’s prepare a batch of a nutrient-rich, veggie forward DIY soup! Minestrone Soup Ingredients 1 tablespoon Extra Virgin Olive Oil 1…

  • Foodie Friday

    Healthy Recipe of the Week Are you seeking a quick, inexpensive lunch, weeknight dinner, or salad to bring to your next summer potluck? Barbecue Chicken Quinoa Salad Ingredients 1 1/2 cups Quinoa (cooked) (*may substitute with Farro, Bulgar, or Brown Rice, or combine all three) 1/2 cup Corn (fresh, cut from the cob) 1/2 cup Black…

  • Foodie Friday

    Healthy Recipe of the Week Fall is here. Clocks fell back and days fell shorter. Temperatures are dropping as we pull out our winter coats, sweaters, scarves, and mittens from deep inside our closets. It’s time for a new healthy soup recipe! *Special thank you to wellness expert, author, and senior Peloton instructor, Emma Lovewell…

  • Foodie Friday

    Prep this healthy dish for your holiday picnic this weekend or add to your weeknight dinner as a side dish!

  • Thursday Nugget

    Healthy Recipe of the Week Attention Non-Meat Eaters: A Protein-Packed Burger for You! Hazelnut (or Almond) & Bean Burger Ingredients 1 ½ cup Hazelnuts or Almonds (crushed) 1 cup Tomatoes (canned) 1 ½ cup Cooked Kidney or Pinto Beans 2 cups Breadcrumbs (extra as needed) 1 tablespoon Tahini 1 teaspoon Ground Cumin 2 tablespoons Nutritional…

  • Combat Stress by Eating Right

    INFLAMMATION What is it? A natural process that occurs when chemicals are released in the body, which can be helpful for healing injury and fighting infection. However, when inflammation becomes chronic, there is an elevated risk of major diseases, such as: Arthritis Depression Diabetes Cancer Heart Disease Does your regular diet include these foods? Chamomile Tea…