• July Monthly Challenge: Food

    July Monthly Challenge: Food

    June was my Outside month and I’m proud of what I accomplished with this one! It turned out to be raining most days in June so I set aside 1 hour each day it was sunny to read outside or go to the nature reserve. I worked out 27 out of the 30 days of…

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  • 3 Ways to Top Steel Cut Oats

    3 Ways to Top Steel Cut Oats

    I have always loved steel cut oats but I didn’t start making them at home until I found a quick-cook version at Trader Joe’s.  Now, it takes about 10-15 minutes and I make them in the afternoon and reheat them in the morning.  I love experimenting with ways to top steel cut oats, here are…

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  • Kale, Balsamic and Pomegranate Pizza Recipe

    Kale, Balsamic and Pomegranate Pizza Recipe

    I am always on the lookout for healthy but really good recipes.  I don’t like sacrificing taste for healthier options because I KNOW it’s possible to have both.  I like enjoying my food but I also enjoy eating food that will make me feel good.  I have found quite a few new ones that I’m…

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  • 9 Tasty Water Infusions

    Hello lovelies!  If you’ve been reading for a while, you’ll know that I love making water infusions!  It’s like flavored water without any chemicals or artificial sugars!  And you can make it however you want!  These are 10 of my favorites! Watermelon has a very light flavor and is sweet.  Super refreshing and tastes like…

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  • Recipe: Homemade Frozen Yogurt

    Recipe: Homemade Frozen Yogurt

    I wanted to find a recipe for a healthy version of homemade ice cream since I’m such an ice cream eater.  The recipe I based this off says it’s ice cream but I think it qualifies more as a homemade frozen yogurt because of the greek yogurt and berries, but call it what you like.…

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  • Recipe: Homemade Kale Chips

    Recipe: Homemade Kale Chips

    This might just be the easiest recipe you’ll ever see for kale chips.  No exact measuring, 25 minutes start to finish, AND they taste really really good. [amd-yrecipe-recipe:2] The most important thing about this recipe is that the kale lays in a single layer on the pan, because they turn soggy if they are layered…

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