Tips For Eating and Living Well
I know I say my recipes are great all the time, but I’m going to say the same thing about this Enchilada Casserole Supreme. I’ve been making a simplified version of this for years, based off of a recipe in Dr. Joel Fuhrman’s Eat to Live book. I’ve served it to family, friends, and even non-veggie-eating teenagers with rave reviews. And now, finally, I’ve improved upon it and published it so all of you can try it, be nourished, and hopefully love it as much as I do! …
As often as I recommend doubling a recipe and putting one half in the freezer for later, I must admit that I have yet to actually follow my own advice. The freezer space in our kitchen fridge is extremely limited, so over the weekend we bought an extra freezer to keep in the garage. Now I have no excuse! …
After a few posts about desserts and fancy appetizers, it was time for me to post a family-friendly weeknight dinner recipe. I’d been wanting to create a vegan shepherds pie, and when I couldn’t decide what to cook for dinner yesterday, I accepted the challenge. …
Ah, the classic favorite one-dish meal: the pot pie. It doesn’t get much more comforting than a forkful of hot vegetables in herb gravy with a flaky crust.
If you’re like me and you grew up eating chicken pot pie, I promise this veggie pot pie tastes so good you won’t even miss the chicken (there’s plenty of protein from the beans and the chickpea herb crust). And let’s be honest, the best part about pot pie is the crust anyway, amirite?…
