
Boost your Immunity with Oxymels!
With cold season coming, its essential to keep your immune system strong. Many herbal formulas for prevention are considered tonics- tinctures you can take on a daily basis to keep your system strong and resilient. I was introduced to Oxymels in Seattle when I helped form the Seattle Herbal Society, a group of women herbalists and aspiring herbalists. Each week one member taught a skill, such as tincture making, herbal infusions, poultices, respiratory tonics, and more. Using


Lemon Drop Energy Balls
For those of you who missed my Healthy & Delicious snacks class, I thought I'd post the class's favorite recipe- Lemon Drop Energy Balls! Rich in good fats and protein, this snack will keep you energized and satisfied with just 1 or 2 bites! It's also slightly tart and tangy, which reminds some people of lemon squares or desserts with lemon curd. I like adding maca root powder to my energy balls because it's great for regulating hormones (for men and women) and has been found


Bison Stir Fry
Grass fed (and finished) Bison is super high in iron, zinc, B12 and lean, low fat protein. Compared to beef, bison is higher in omega-3 fats and lower in saturated fat. Overall, it has a higher percentage from protein and lower percentage from fat. Bison are usually raised on larger farms with stricter regulations that allow them to graze, which is better for their health and the environment. Most bison farms also maintain strict standards that prevent antibiotic and hormone


Coconut Chocolate Cupcakes
Happy Valentine's Day! Enjoy this grain free, nut free cupcake recipe. For those of you trying to reduce your gluten or grain intake, this is an awesome high protein treat. Remember to enjoy mindfully, savoring each bite! COCONUT CHOCOLATE CUPCAKES Prep time: 10 min Cook time: 15-20 min Total time: 25-30min Makes 24 servings DRY INGREDIENTS 1/2 cup coconut flour 6 Tbsp raw cacao powder 3/4 tsp baking soda 1/4 tsp salt WET INGREDIENTS 6


Quinoa Porridge
This warming recipe is a great high protein version of your classic oatmeal. It's a superfood breakfast that will jumpstart your morning and keep you full longer- it's packed with complex carbohydrates rich in fiber, B vitamins, magnesium and iron. Quinoa is one of the few grains that is actually a complete protein. It's super versatile and delicious, which makes it a convenient grain to have around the house. QUINOA PORRIDGE Prep time: 5 min Cook time


Raw Chocolate Fudge
Caution: This recipe is deliciously addictive! I made this last night when I had a chocolate craving, and it was the best idea ever! So easy


Golden Turmeric Milk
This recipe is so warm, comforting and tasty for the holidays!


Roasted Parsnip Mash
As the weather gets colder, it's great to have warm, savory root vegetable like parsnips. Not only are they super comforting and tasty, they're also high in potassium, Vitamin C, magnesium and phytonutrients. Parsnips are low in fermentable sugars, meaning they won't cause bloating like some other starches (butternut squash, sweet potato) if you have IBS. This recipe is low FODMAP, low gylcemic index, nightshade free, gluten free, and vegan if you use coconut oil- all the fre


Anti-inflammatory Herb Sauce
Lately I've been making lots of herb sauces from our garden, since we have lots of thai basil, rosemary, parsley and cilantro. Fresh herbs are loaded with antioxidants and phytochemicals that reduce inflammation and prevent disease. Many culinary herbs like oregano and parsley actually contain anti-microbial compounds and facilitate the body's natural detoxification process. I love that I can get anti-inflammation, medicinal properties and delicious flavor by making a differe


Cucumber Mint Juice
Mint grows so quickly and easily throughout the summer in the East Coast and a lot of gardeners actually try to get rid of their mint to plant other crops because it grows so fast and can sometimes be invasive. I've "helped out" other gardeners by harvesting a bunch of their mint! You can easily grow it in a pot in your windowsill and continuously harvest it throughout the season. There are tons of great things you can make with mint- add it to salads, breakfast bowls, chia