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Gooey Pecan Pie Tart

November 12, 2014 by maryrossfowler Leave a Comment

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I must say, I’m really proud of this recipe. Many “healthy” dessert recipes are made with date paste, and frankly, I’m tired of tasting dates in my desserts. All week I’ve been working on this recipe, and I’m proud to announce that I’ve done it! I’ve developed a pecan pie that replaces the butter, eggs, corn syrup, flour, and refined sugar with almond flour, flax, maple syrup, and caramelized coconut milk. This is definitely a recipe to use during the holidays!
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Filed Under: Desserts, Recipes, Vegan Tagged With: dessert, gluten-free, pecans, pie, vegan

Simple Black Bean Soup

November 11, 2014 by maryrossfowler 1 Comment

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Every Sunday at my parents’ house, we’d get home from church, go change into our comfortable clothes, and get ready for an afternoon of watching football, reading, or napping while my mom made soup for lunch. One of our favorite go-to soup recipes is this simple black bean soup. As long as you have a can of black beans, frozen corn, and a can of diced tomatoes, the rest is just whatever you have on hand. The additional ingredients are vegetables I try to keep in my fridge, so they are usually in my soup. …

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Filed Under: Entrees, Recipes, Soups, Vegan, Weight Loss Tagged With: beans, gluten-free, soup, vegan, vegetables

Potato and Cauliflower Colcannon

November 10, 2014 by maryrossfowler Leave a Comment

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During my pregnancy all I wanted was the warm, starchy comfort of potatoes. Even though it’s been eight months since I had Abby, my appreciation for this delicious tuber remains….

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Filed Under: Kid Friendly, Recipes, Side Dish, Vegan Tagged With: cauliflower, gluten-free, kale, potatoes, side dish, vegan

From “MyPlate” to Yours

November 10, 2014 by maryrossfowler Leave a Comment

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You may have seen the USDA’s nutrition guide that replaced MyPyramid in 2012. The purpose of MyPlate is to show the American public how to fill their plates to create a nutritionally balanced meal. The required food groups include fruit, vegetables, grains, protein, and dairy. It seems like a fairly reasonable guide, but isn’t the primary role of the USDA to protect agribusiness in America, not the health of the public?…

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Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: guide, myplate, politics

Sherried Carrot Bisque

November 7, 2014 by maryrossfowler Leave a Comment

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Every year when the weather starts to turn cold, I find myself craving hot, comforting soups. And to me there is nothing more comforting than a creamy bisque. Unfortunately, most restaurants put heavy cream (35% saturated fat) and oil (100% fat) in their bisques, making them promoters of heart disease….

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Filed Under: Recipes, Soups, Vegan Tagged With: bisque, carrots, gluten-free, soup, vegan

Cashew Cream

November 6, 2014 by maryrossfowler Leave a Comment

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I remember going through the cafeteria line in elementary school and receiving a pile of overcooked broccoli with a dollop of fake-orange cheese sauce. As repulsive as the thought of it is to me today, 8-year-old Mary Ross was in heaven.

In an ideal world, everyone would enjoy the taste of unadulterated vegetables, but the reality of it is that many people find them bland and unpalatable. Parents desperately try to get their kids to eat them by using cheese, ranch dressing, or bribery. Others resort to hiding vegetables in foods they know their kids will eat, which may get them to eat extra nutrients, but does nothing to foster an appreciation for vegetables.

One solution is to add a nutritious sauce that kids (or picky husbands) will love so much that they’ll eat anything if this sauce is on it.

You may have seen many cashew “cheese” recipes online, but none of the ones I’ve tried were quite what I wanted. I worked on this recipe and tweaked it until I ended up with two versions — one for kids and one for more sophisticated palates — that I simply could not stop eating….

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Fall Gardening

November 5, 2014 by maryrossfowler Leave a Comment

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When David and I bought our house in the fall of 2013, I was ecstatic to find that the previous owners had built six raised beds in the back yard. I immediately researched composting and asked for a composting barrel for Christmas. That following summer I enjoyed three different types of tomatoes, peppers, zucchini, and various herbs.

My summer plants have since gone by the wayside, leaving room for winter greens (woohoo!). In September, David and I went to the farmer’s market and bought some transplants for the garden. Now, nearly two months later, I can finally go out to my garden to get some fresh kale for my morning smoothie or green juice.

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Filed Under: Articles, Gardening Tagged With: beets, broccoli, fall, gardening, greens, kale, romaine, swiss chard

Green Lemonade

November 5, 2014 by maryrossfowler Leave a Comment

Many people have asked for my opinion on juicing, so I would be remiss to exclude it from this blog. There’s a lot of misinformation about juicing and weight loss, but it really is best to think of juice as more of a supplement than a meal replacement. …

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My Story

November 4, 2014 by maryrossfowler Leave a Comment

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“I don’t want to alarm you, but that rash is usually a sign of lupus.”

I didn’t know what lupus was, but suddenly the butterfly-shaped rash on my face gave me cause for concern. After undergoing tests from three different doctors, the results confirmed my physician’s fear: what I had thought was an allergic reaction to new makeup was actually a symptom of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), an autoimmune disease that was causing chronic inflammatory destruction to my skin, joints, and kidneys. …

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Hi, I'm Mary Ross! I am a Registered Dietitian in Winston-Salem, NC. I manage my lupus and promote disease prevention with a plant-based diet and overall healthy lifestyle. I love cooking, sports, gardening, and spending time with family!

Email me at DailyDoseOfGreensRD@gmail.com

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