Recipes
Cookie Dough Fat Bombs
I absolutely love these!!! I’ve made them for both healthy and not so healthy people and most want me to share the recipe.
Tip: use refined almond flour and unrefined coconut oil. Play around with adding a little less or more for the right consistency and taste. I always add a little more vanilla…reminds me of real cookie dough! Each time they come out a little different, but I promise you, these are good!! I keep them in the fridge or freezer.
F-Factor’s Famous 20/20 Belgian Waffles
These are a go to breakfast for me when I’m feeling like I want a delicious waffle without all the carbs. I’ll either top my waffle with kite hill cream cheese, onion and tomato for a “bagel” or a high fiber syrup and berries for the Sunday brunch feel.
I have found that F Factor protein powder is the only one that works for this recipe. I have used all of her flavors for the waffles. My favorite is the unflavored and then the chocolate when I want to add strawberries. Yum!
Meat-Free Cauliflower Bolognese
Okay, this is a hubby favorite!!!! This not only looks like meat based bolognese, but taste incredible. I’ll add it to any noodle (miracle noodles work, too), and then keep it in the fridge and eat it plain.
Brussels Sprout Salad with Manchego Cheese
I fell in love with the Brussel sprout salad from Hub 51 in Chicago (you can google for their recipe), but found this healthier version that is still VERY good.
Vietnamese Spring Rolls with Crispy Tofu
One of my college besties sent me this delish and easy recipe. This dish looks like you picked up from a restaurant. 🙂
Tahini Canalloni
One of my favorites to keep in the fridge and eat cold. The lasagna palmini noodles are my favorite…I’d rather use miracle noodles for other dishes. Tip: bake this until it’s really well done so the noodles get a little softer. I’ve experimented with different cheeses and even dairy free. My favorite is to do one layer of goat cheese and one layer of ricotta.
Candied Pecans
This is a thanksgiving staple in my house. It’s actually my aunt’s recipe that was handed down to me. THESE ARE SO TASTY!!! I put them in little bowls around the table. Tip: use monk fruit or stevia instead of sugar.
Kale Salad
- 3/4 tahini
- 1/2 cup sunflower seeds
- Juice of 1/2 lemon
- 3 Tbsp. olive oil
- 1/4 tsp. sea salt (or to taste)
- 4 cloves garlic
- 7 sprigs fresh parsley
- 1 bunch raw emerald or lacinato kale, shredded or cut small
- 1/2 cup raw shredded maitake mushrooms (hen of the woods)
Combine all ingredients except kale and mushrooms in a blender and blend until smooth. If the mixture is too thick, add a little water until it is the texture of a thick soup. Combine kale and mushrooms. Pour the soupy mixture over the kale and mushrooms and mix.