Nothing beats a chocolate chip cookie to satisfy a sweet tooth, make you feel like a kid again, and generally make the world a brighter, happier place. These amazing cookies do all of that and then some: high in protein and fiber, sugar-free (save for a small smattering of miniature chocolate chips), easy on the wallet, and a quick-as-a-jiffy assembly to boot. If the thought of chocolate chip cookies made from canned beans still sounds wrong to you, I promise after one or two cookies, you’ll agree that it’s completely right.
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This salad is a great starter for a summer backyard meal. The dressing for this salad is something really special, made with fresh apricot, Dijon mustard, and a touch of lemon juice. Summer comes around only once a year, so take full advantage of it.
This Italian ice is a quick and easy recipe the whole family can enjoy. Natural fruit flavors are the star of the dish, and the use of stevia and agave make it a healthy, low-sugar way to enjoy dessert.
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This recipe was inspired by a spiced pecan recipe and helps to fulfill my desire for pecan rolls or cinnamon rolls or both combined! And I don’t miss the bread part at all. With this you have all the richness and flavor, more for your palate to enjoy. And evidently, pecans are also rich in anti-oxidants. When roasted, they taste like cookies to me!
This recipe makes sweet, chocolaty cupcakes for the candida diet. Made with rich organic cocoa and a light coconut cream icing, these desserts are decadent, grain and gluten-free, and sweetened only with stevia, so pick one up and check your guilt at the door. Click here to see the story on the candida diet
Designed with the candida diet in mind, these bite-sized blueberry scones are a perfect way to indulge a craving for sweet breakfast treats without risking your health. Made with coconut flour, stevia, and just enough blueberry, these sugar-free, gluten-free scones are sure to put a smile on your face. Click here to see the story on the candida diet
These light and lemony dessert bars are sugar-free, sweetened with stevia, and designed for the candida diet. With an almond flour crust, they are also gluten-free, and are the perfect blend of tart frutiness and buttery crust.
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Put away the chips and try something healthy for a change. This healthy snack recipe is super tasty and also happens to be gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegan. I use a mixture of pine nuts, pecan halves, almands, macadamia nuts, and cashews, but feel free to get creative.
This granola has the perfect combination of nuts, seeds, and dried fruit, and holds up in any bag for quite some time. It’s a healthy granola recipe that’s semi Paleo-friendly, too. No grains. None whatsoever. You’re probably thinking no grains means no hearty flavor — but think again.
It’s chock-full of protein and fiber to keep you satisfied. It looks super cute in your little Ziploc baggie, and can be easily tossed into your bags when you travel and simply when you’re on-the-go for daily meetings and find yourself in need a healthy, homemade snack.
Look no further and say sayonara to your 3 p.m. vending machine date. I bring you your new afternoon pick-me-up. This, my friends, is the future of granola.
With its pleasant flavor and distinct texture, think of teff porridge as oatmeal with soul. An excellent source of both calcium and vitamin C, this Ethiopian whole grain is a great way to start your day. Cinnamon and nutmeg perfectly complement its natural nutty sweetness, while warm apple compote makes this breakfast porridge as delicious as it is healthy.
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Delicious, simple, and soon to be a favorite, this cobbler recipe is also gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegan. Nothing beats the tart zing of fresh cranberries mellowed out by the smooth sweetness of baked apples, and that's exactly what you get with this simple dessert.
This recipe was inspired by my father who eats oatmeal every single morning and never tires of it. Anyway, the ingredients are quite simple. And the secret is in the fresh berries along with a drizzle of honey to top it all off.
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