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Remember back in this post when I shared all the different grain & green bowl combo ideas that I could come up with off the top of my head? Creating hippie bowls is like a sixth sense I have. I swear, I can do it in my sleep. This one is similar to one of the Mediterranean inspired bowls that I mentioned in that post, with a few tweaks… So now let me share! Med-inspired hippie bowl Ingredients: 2 bunches of kale, de-stemmed and chopped 1 – 1 1/2 cups barley 1 can (1 1/2… Read more >

Remember this butternut squash “cheese” lasagna that I shared last year? HIGHLY recommend that you add it to the menu asap. I was craving it so I remade the recipe and it was just as stellar as it was back when I first created it. In case you needed a little nudge…check out these pics! I meannnn…that cashew cheese!! It is creamy dreamy bliss! Here’s everything you need. And the recipe is still posted here. I soaked the cashews for a few hours in boiling water then drained them before adding the rest of the… Read more >

I’m gonna bust out a day of eats post just because I need the distraction right now. First off, I made another loaf of persimmon walnut bread. I ran out of brown rice syrup so I just used (more) maple syrup in it’s place and it was still perfect. I’ve swapped honey for it in the past as well, also with excellent results. It’s a forgiving recipe when it comes to liquid sweeteners. My fam says every loaf is better than the last 😛 Next up, lunch. The key ingredients to building a southwestern salad… Read more >

Just out of curiosity, what meal is your favorite? And dessert doesn’t count. Otherwise that would obviously be my answer. I think I would have to say dinner because it’s the one I look forward to planning out and the one I put the most effort into preparing for the whole family. Don’t get me wrong, I would happily eat my beloved kale and grain bowl salad every day for the rest of my life and be 100% excited about it each and every day. But I feel like the anticipation for what I have… Read more >

Does it get more beautiful than a countertop full of fresh produce? As much as I like picking out my own fruits and veggies, it’s actually way easier to just get a crap ton of stuff from the farm and try to make it work. It’s like when we used to get those MASSIVE baskets from the UC Davis student farmers…only we had to stop that during covid because there weren’t any students around…and then we just never started up again. Which was fine because I was had imperfect produce and then supplemented with farm… Read more >