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Meatless Monday: Kale-Pistachio Pesto Dip

The next time you’re invited to a BBQ or potluck, bring a meatless dish that everyone will love! This bright, vibrant, dairy free pesto-style dish tastes great as a dip for fresh cut veggies or even as a spread on your favorite sandwich. Get the recipe!

Healthy Snack: Pizza Crisps

Do you ever have one of those days when all you think about is pizza? Well here’s your chance to give into your craving without feeling guilty. Okay, it’s not exactly like pizza but I’m telling you these dehydrated tomatoes taste just like it and they are oh so healthy! Get the recipe.

Healthy Snack: Granola Smart Hearts

I enjoyed a wonderful Mother’s Day this past weekend with my family on our annual hike in Gloucester, MA. Even though our morning hike got rained out, these Granola Smart Hearts were a delicious afternoon treat shared with friends at the neighborhood playground — everyone loved them! Get the recipe.

Healthy Breakfast: Banana Walnut Muffins

Make your weekend brunch special with these healthy, gluten-free, decadent Banana Walnut Muffins. Creamy on the inside and packed with fiber, it will be a treat the whole family will enjoy.

Smart Sweet: Spirulina Balls

A perfect snack for kids and adults, an easy go-to for when you’re on the run and need a healthy treat, a great after school snack or just something in-between, these Spirulina Balls have it all! Rich in nutritional goodness, it will keep you full and satisfied. Get the recipe!

After School Snack: Rainbow Hummus

We love hummus! It’s packed with fiber, protein, calcium, magnesium and healthy fats. We pumped up our hummus even more with fresh veggies like carrots, beets, and asparagus – not only making it colorful but fun to eat! We created a Roasted Carrot, Beautiful Beet and Mellow Asparagus Hummus.

Healthy Snack: Rosemary Flax Crackers

As usual, I’m on the hunt for recipes to make in my dehydrator. This time, I was dreaming of a protein-packed snack that would be filling and delicious, make good use of the organic flax seeds in my kitchen and increase my Omega-3 fatty acid intake. They were a success, but be prepared…you won’t be able to stop at just one.

Seasonal: Caprese Kale Sauté

Kale makes for a great side or main dish because it is packed with fiber, vitamin K, folic acid, vitamin C, and is a great source of calcium. Adding different vegetables to your kale can be a great way to dress up your recipe. Check out the recipe to see how I added some flavor to my kale.

After School Snack: Tropical Green Lemonade

Is juicing just for grown ups? No way! At Freshmade they know that’s not the case. The majority of the kids who attend their cooking classes love fresh made juice. They decided to make a refreshing green juice for their afterschool snack of the week. And yes, the kids loved it. Why not give your kids a juicy treat when they get home from school today? You might be surprised at how much they like it.

Healthy Snack: Yam “Fries”

Yams are a great switch for sweet potatoes when making delicious and healthy baked fries. These fries are different because they are round and thin instead of long and thin. This recipe is quick and easy, and using the broiler helps the yam rounds to cook fast. You can add different seasonings for different flavors; such as chili powder for a spicier taste, or basil for a more Mediterranean flavor.

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Recipes

Bright Light Green

In the Reboot Kitchen: Bright Light Green

Posted on06/18/13

Written by Claire Georgiou, Reboot Naturopath, B.HSc ND

New to juicing? Or looking for an easy, light juice that has the benefits of those stronger green juices? Well, you might love this. It’s a nice alternative to the stronger flavored green juices and it’s ideal for people that may find the darker green juices too strong to drink, especially when you are just starting out. Get the light and refreshing green juice recipe.

Avocado Caprese Salad

Meatless Monday: Avocado Caprese Salad

Posted on06/17/13

Written by Jamie Schneider

When the weather warms up, there’s nothing more satisfying than biting into fresh heirloom tomatoes from the farmer’s market. They’re rich in vitamins C & K, potassium, folate, and when organically grown, they tend to be higher in lycopene. I love to get creative and come up with ways to eat more heirloom tomatoes, and one of my go-to’s is an Avocado Caprese Salad. Once you see how simple it is, you’ll know that it didn’t take too much creativity for this but it is one of my favorite meals to make, especially when I don’t have much time on my hands.