Adapted fro a recipe of Miriam Pascal's over at Overtime Cook, we can't get enough of this apple berry crumble. Combining the tartness of blueberries, sweetness of strawberries, and crisp apples gives this crumble a filling you'll soon NOT forget. Using coconut or date sugar in the crumble adds a wonderful caramel hint!
Spend all day at the beach, then come back home to this amazing salad! Well, even if you AREN'T hitting the beach, making this cobb will take you to a warm, sunny day! Nothing beats fresh, homemade dressing with clean ingredients. For the salad, there's major protein with the chicken and nuts, along with a nice mix of colors with the greens, grapes (purple or green) and avocado. And bacon, yum. Need we say more?!
You can really mix this up, but here's a great starting point for a no bake trail mix. Make this ahead of time and stash a serving in your car, or purse, for when you are on the go and need a nutrient boost. You can always take an extra step and lightly toast this trail mix in a low temp oven (keep nibs out, then add once toasted) for about 10 minutes at 250 F as well.
Who doesn't love the color green in their food? This bowl is PACKED with nutrients and will keep you energized to tackle your busiest days. Feel free to get creative with this meal and add any source of protein you have on hand.
First there was peanut butter, then almond butter, then Sunbutter (sesame seed butter)... well now, let's talk Walnut Butter. Walnuts are chock full of antioxidants, good for your brain with those healthy fats, mood boosting and cancer fighting. Meet your new favorite nut butter and enjoy it with some sliced apples or on some warm toasted up sprouted bread with a drizzle of honey on top.
This stuffing pairs well with any meat dish or can hold it's own for the veggie lovers. Instead of stuffing yourself with filling and often nutrient-void stuffing, try this superfood stuffing with your next holiday meal. This recipe is adapted from the Detoxinista.
Oooooh, we just love ourselves some perfectly ripe papaya. Papaya tastes delicious and tropical and is loaded with nutritional boosts like a huge dose of fiber, antioxidants, has anti-inflammatory properties, and your full dose of vitamin C for the day. With this quick and easy bowl breakfast/snack/dessert (it's so good we can't decide the best category), we chop it up and put it atop some creamy, protein and probiotic rich Greek yogurt. Add some walnuts and a few other goodies, and this will be a repeat recipe. This would totally work with melon, apples, and other fruits too like peaches, bananas, you name it! You can also mix up the toppings galore as well.