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CAULI-RICE KITCHARI

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CAULI-RICE KITCHARI

All the warming spices and flavors of a traditional Kitchari (a traditional Ayurvedic recipe that is full of flavor) mingled with a delightful cauliflower rice.

The colors, scents and flavors will have you experiencing some of the highlights of the fall season.

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Kitchari, a plant-based protein porridge, was traditionally used to detoxify the body, nourish and balance the doshas (the energies that define one’s make up), reduce inflammation and heal the digestive system. This therapeutic meal will support you in your health and vitality this season.

Enjoy this warming bowl of goodness…

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ROSEMARY TURKEY MEATBALLS & SQUASH NOODLES

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ROSEMARY TURKEY MEATBALLS & SQUASH NOODLES


This yummy one pot meal is the perfect mid-week pleaser. In less than thirty minutes, you can delight your palate and your people with fall flavors and fare!

Rosemary: A healing herb that is full of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties. Rosemary is said to also ease stress and uplift your mood.

Squash: Hard shell squash is high in vitamin C, vitamin A, calcium, and iron. Eat it often for a healthy immune system, strong bones, and to prevent anemia.

 

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Need a vegetarian option? Check out our favorite mushroom ‘meatball’ recipe here.

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MINI FALL FRITATAS

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MINI FALL FRITATAS


Why not make your eggs seasonal too? These delicious fall fritatas are tasty and full of mouth watering fall flavors. The best thing about them? Breakfast gets prepped for days.


I know you have busy mornings like me! One of the easiest ways to ensure my mornings are going to go smoothly (which then transfers into the rest of my day) is with an easy and healthy breakfast.


Feel free to explore the many flavor profiles possible here, but know the leek, tomato, goat cheese and mushroom versions are mouth watering!


These mini fall fritatas are easy to batch prepare, portable, tasty and full of good proteins and fats.



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FUN FACT: Did you know when you buy pasture raised eggs (free range) the eggs are higher in vitamin D because they are exposed to more sunlight. Be sure to source your eggs consciously choosing pasture raised and hormone free.

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