Peppermint Hot Chocolate with Collagen Boost Print 3 LikeDislike By Further Food It’s impossible not to crave a fresh, warm cup of hot chocolate when it’s cold and snowy outside. But imagine if you add a little touch of winter holidays to it? It becomes irresistible. This homemade Peppermint Hot Chocolate with Collagen Boost will make you feel cozy and right at home, thanks to its creamy coconut milk, vanilla and flavorful peppermint. While light and low in added sugar, this hot chocolate has a minty and refreshing taste, boosting your energy and immune system. Cocoa powder is known for its antioxidant properties, helping wash out toxins from your body. The collagen keeps your bones and muscles strong and flexible, thus keeping you feeling young. This deliciously hot drink will remind you of your childhood and keep you pumped for the holidays!
Thai Chopped Salad (Vegan, Gluten-Free)This Thai Chopped Salad is the perfect summer salad: it packs a big flavor punch while still being light and refreshing on a hot summer day. Even better news?? This easy salad is vegan, grain free, and gluten free – even easily made paleo if you sw...
Poached Cod in Clam Soup with Leek and BaconBy Linda ChoI am always trying to find new ways to enjoy foods I love to accommodate my new health conditions. I love clams but it is high in salt content. I also love bacon (who doesn't!) but the salt and fat contents makes it prohibitive. This recipe allows me...
Whole30 General Tso’s ChickenOn today’s episode of recreating my childhood favorites… Whole30 General Tso’s Chicken! Dare I say it, but this may be up there as one of my favorite dinners that I’ve made! Bold statement, but I stand by it. So many of my sleepovers with ...
Baked Chicken Fajita TaquitosRolled tacos, taquitos, whatever you want to call them – these were my jam back in the day! I always ordered them from every taco shop I went to and devoured them IMMEDIATELY after! (Seriously, they NEVER lasted the car ride home…) So you can ima...
Sweet Potato Black Bean “Meat” BallsQuite possibly my favorite meatless “meat” balls. I love the combination of creamy sweet potato, hearty black beans, buttery walnuts, and fragrant Italian parsley in these Sweet Potato Black Bean "Meat" Balls. I shallow fry these so they get a ni...
Roast Salmon SaladBy Rebecca SlaterWhen I'm having an IBS flare, I don't normally like to eat raw vegetables as they can be difficult to digest when your gut is already inflamed. So, I do like the French do - I lightly sautee my veggies until they begin to soften and then toss in the ...