This vegan French toast is great for those with dairy or egg intolerances. It can be made in minutes and delicious served with fresh berries! Vegan French Toast Votes: 0 Rating: 0 You: Rate this recipe! Share facebook icon twitter icon email-mini | printer-mini Print Friendly Course Breakfast Cuisine American, Mother’s Day Prep time Cook…
Blending pork sausage roll with a trio of superfood staples to create tasty, better-for-you meatballs that not only provide a boost of flavor but offer a nutritious helping of vitamins, minerals and fiber.
Sweet, salty, and crunchy – this recipe pairs subtly-sweet hummus with dates, salted cashews, dark chocolate chips, and a crunchy Wasa Gluten Free crispbread for a snack combination you didn’t know you needed.
This tuna salad is packed full of healthy fats to support your child’s developing brain. Pairing with crackers in a separate container means no soggy sandwich!
This is another good recipe to make in bulk on the weekend (and involve the kids!) then freeze so you can easily heat-and-go throughout the week. The recipe also works for one single pie crust, or crust-less individual quiches if you’re short on time.
Visit Crown Prince here. Broiled Sardines with Lemon and Cilantro Vinaigrette Votes: 0 Rating: 0 You: Rate this recipe! Share facebook icon twitter icon email-mini | printer-mini Print Friendly Course Appetizer, Side Dish Cuisine Seafood, Spring Prep time Cook time Servings people Ingredients 3 cans Crown Prince Natural Brisling Sardines in Water, drained3 green onions…
Everyone loves the person who walks into the party with a plate of brownies. Everyone loves that person even more when those brownies are packed with cauliflower. Yup. You read that right. Prepare to amaze everyone at the party when you tell them that these ooey gooey, paleo brownie delights are chocked with cauliflower and…
Buffalo-style ANYTHING is always a good choice. Here you can layer veggies on veggies by topping Buffalo-style cauliflower on our cauliflower pizza crust. It’s lean, green and spicy! Buffalo Cauliflower Pizza Votes: 0 Rating: 0 You: Rate this recipe! Share facebook icon twitter icon email-mini | printer-mini Print Friendly Course Dinner Cuisine American Prep time 45minutes…
Move over eggless salad sandwich, there’s a spicy new sandwich mash in town. Creamy with zip, this buffalo chickpea filling has a great crunch thanks to carrots, celery, onion, and bell pepper, and is as versatile as they come. Serve it open-face on toast, as a protein-packed dip with veggie sticks, or as a bunwich…
We have a seriously soft spot in our hearts for the humble California roll. Whether sitting down to a fancy dinner in a Japanese restaurant, or just grabbing a quick bite on our lunch-break, chances are we’ll order up at least one order of these yummy Western influenced sushi rolls. Fun fact: A sushi roll…
This recipe offers instructions to make all of the elements from scratch. If you’re short on time, improvise by using a store-bought gluten-free rotisserie chicken and a packaged gluten-free biscuit mix. You’ll save tons of time, and these pot pies will still taste amazing!
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