Chipotle Tomato Crackers - Phase 1 | Tree of Life Center US. 15 Easy Make-Ahead Breakfast Recipes. Somewhere between plain old cereal and drawn-out weekend brunches lies the totally achievable, make-ahead weekday breakfast. A good make-ahead breakfast always feels like a treat, is whole-wheaty or fruit-packed enough to be hearty without being pious, and you can knock it out on a weekend afternoon.
Whether granolas, bars, or breads, they're our stumble-out-of-bed breakfasts of choice. Here are 15 you can make now and eat all week (or freeze, and get ahead for next week): Whip up a big batch of granola: Nekisia Davis' Olive Oil and Maple Granola by Genius Recipes Buckwheat Granola by sil entre jardins Maple Quinoa Granola by spacekase Cracklin' Oat Bran Granola by Sarah Jampel Take a bar to go: Five Minute, No-Bake Vegan Granola Bars by Gena Hamshaw Sara's "Granola Bars" by Merrill Stubbs Oats and Quinoa Breakfast Bars by CravingSomethingHealthy No-Bake Toasted Coconut, Date, and Nut Bars by Jennifer Farley | Savory Simple Bulk Bin Snack Bars by Kendra Vaculin Blackbird's Bread.
Raw Holiday Pecans. Raw Holiday Pecans 2 cups raw pecans 1/4 tsp. cinnamon 1/4 tsp. pepper 1 tsp. chili powder 2 tsp. sea salt 2 tsp. paprika 2 tsp. Coconut Aminos 2 Tbsp. fresh rosemary 2 Tbsp. extra virgin olive oil 2 Tbsp. maple syrup Soak the pecans overnight. Drain and rinse. . * You can also heat them in the oven at 150F until dry although this passes the threshold from raw to slightly roasted. Source: Adapted From mamainthekitchen.com Karen Foster is a holistic nutritionist, avid blogger, with five kids and an active lifestyle that keeps her in pursuit of the healthiest path towards a life of balance. Coffee + Maple Spiced Nuts.
In our house, we always have a dish of mixed nuts set out. I guess I figure that if I have that out as a snack, I’ll be less likely to head towards the pantry for a handful of chocolate chips. (Although, truth be told, it doesn’t always work.) In anticipation of the holidays, I opted to spice (and sweeten) things up a bit.
These mixed nuts are sweetened with maple syrup and tossed with a few of my favorite fall spices. Of course, I add coffee to pretty much anything I can, so there’s also a hint of freshly ground coffee that takes the flavor to the next level. If you’re willing to share, these make a great edible gift or party snack! Or, if you prefer, just hoard your own stash for when the craving hits (don’t worry…I won’t tell). Coffee-Maple Spiced Nuts Adapted from Joy the Baker Yields 3 cups 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. You might also like. Crispy Spice-Brined Pecans recipe on Food52.com.
Author Notes: Here’s another spice-brined “crispy” nut recipe. These pecan halves are delicately flavored, to be savored one by one, slowly. (That’s actually not a bad way to eat everything else, of course.) Raw pecans are brined in a solution of salt, sweet spices and fresh orange peel, then dried and lightly roasted in a very slow oven. Your patience will be rewarded with a mildly-flavored nut with a beautiful texture.
The method is based on one described by Sally Fallon in "Nourishing Traditions. " Food52 Review: These spiced pecans -- unlike their sugar-shellacked counterparts -- are sitting, unassumingly, on a wonderful secret. Serves 2 cups of nuts 2 cups of raw pecan halves 2 teaspoons of sea salt ½ of a cinnamon stick, broken into 3 or 4 pieces ½ teaspoon ground mace 3 whole cloves 2 pieces of orange peel, each 1” x 3” Combine 1 ½ cups of boiling water in a glass or ceramic bowl with all of the other ingredients except the pecan halves. Tags: nuts. Citrus Candied Nuts Recipe - Food.com - 48617. No-Bake Toasted Coconut, Date, and Nut Bars Recipe on Food52.
Five Minute, No-Bake Vegan Granola Bars Recipe on Food52. Pistachio Dukkah Recipe on Food52. Three-seed Porridge with Ginger and Blueberries. 10 Uses for Chia Seeds. I’ve been meaning to write this post for a long time and finally had the time while the kids are napping and I am (ironically) sipping a Chia Seed Energy Drink (recipe below). If you don’t already use chia seeds, you are missing out! Not only are they gluten/grain free naturally, but one tablespoon of Chia Seeds has more calcium than a glass of milk, more Omega-3s than Salmon, and more antioxidants than blueberries.
Perfect? Almost… they do get stuck in your teeth if you chew them plain (ask me how I know that!). They also give you tons of energy but also won’t keep you awake at night and are supposed to be great for weight loss. Because they can absorb many times their size/weight in liquid, they are great for preventing dehydration during exercise or exposure to heat. Supposedly, the Aztecs, Mayans, and Incans used chia as a staple of their diet and as an energy food. “For weight loss, Chia seeds are an appetite suppressant, and Chia gel may be used to replace food within recipes. 1.
Today is...Fava Beans!: Opium Poppy (Papaver somniferum) What does heroin and your favorite muffin have in common? Or morphine and your favorite bagel? Codeine and that creamy salad dressing flecked with tiny black specks? The answer: the opium poppy. Those cute, sweet, teensy-weensy black seeds that enhance salad dressings, Asian sauces, and dozens of delectable baked goods come from the same plant that produces some of the most notorious narcotics. Before you start downing a bunch of poppy seed muffins to get high, think again.
While poppy seeds contain almost no opiates, those narcotics are derived from the seed pod of the opium poppy. Poppy seeds produce poppy plants. Poppy seeds are used in all sorts of savory dishes, especially those of eastern European cuisine. But here in the States, poppy seeds are prized in our favorite baked goods. Here's a breakfast idea, melding lemon-poppy seed muffins with whole wheat pancakes. Poppy Seed Pancakes with Citrus Syrup 1 Meyer lemon, juiced and zested1 large egg, lightly beaten1 Tbsp butter, melted. Half Baked Harvest - Made with Love. I’ve got chocolate covered snacks today! Surprise, surprise right? But when in doubt, always go with chocolate covered. Not that I was in doubt or anything. I mean, dipping these bars in chocolate was honestly the whole reason behind making these extra healthy bars.
Duh. I have actually had these dark chocolate dipped crunchy coconut cashew sesame bars (whew) sitting on my computer since before New Years, but for some reason, things like chia pudding and peanut butter chocolate bars got in the way. Well, it’s not that they got in the way (because they are all freaking delicious), it’s more that I was saving these bars for the very right time because, well that’s just what I do.
But hey, at least there is a method for my madness, I’m giving you healthy chocolate bars that you can totally feel good about eating. So, these bars are basically a bunch of healthy ingredients (but still really great tasting!) Can you say a little chocolate for breakfast? See, your Tuesday is already looking up. Matcha Maca Fat Bomb Fudge. The fat bomb fudge that beats them all…melt in the mouth, naturally sweet, incredibly satisfying with a beautiful buttery undertone. In one word…INCREDIBLE! I’ve made a couple of different fat bomb snacks over the past few months. I haven’t fully gotten in to the keto diet but there are elements of it I’m definitely embarrassing.
Lowering my carb intake and massively increasing my fat has done wonders for my energy levels. I find the difference especially in the mornings, having coconut oil in my coffee before I hit the gym not only clears my mind, I just feel so much more awake and energised! It took a while but I’ve seen a noticeable difference over the past three weeks. For more on the keto diet you should definitely check out Leanne’s site, she is a woman in the know having fully embraced it herself over the past few months.
I actually made it originally with no intention of sharing the recipe. It’s be my pre workout snack every day for the past two weeks between the two batches. Sage-Candied Walnuts recipe from food52. ... snacks on the trail - imaginechildhood.com | Blog. Sometimes having everything neatly wrapped up all in one place can be a great thing... especially when you have a 50lb bag on your back or just a couple of unhappy campers... ... that's why we can't live without these... ... wonderful chewy energy packed homemade cherry-coconut-almond (with a hint of lime) trail mix bars. ... simple and fun to bake (especially with kids!)...
... they'll make sure you and your band of merry explorers will never have to turn back early. Chewy Cherry-Coconut-Almond Trail Mix Bars: 2 Cups Rolled Oats 1/2 Cup Flour 1 Tsp. 1/2 Cup Brown Sugar 1/3 Cup Melted Butter 1/4 Cup Maple Syrup 1 Cup Sliced Almonds 1 Cup Dried Cherries 1/2 Cup Coconut Flakes plus some for topping (Sweetened or Non-Sweetened) A Dash of Lime Zest. Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Drizzle the butter/syrup mixture over the dry ingredients and toss with a fork until well incorporated. Bake at 325 for 10 to 15min or until golden brown. Let cool completely and cut into rectangles. Happy Trekking! On-the-Go Protein Bars | Liv(e) Love Laugh. Homemade Energy Bars ~ mor.sl Blog. After a summer of domestic travel visiting family and friends, I’ve learned two things about my traveling self… 1. My luggage expands to twice its volume and weight by the end of any trip, no matter if it's a long weekend in the city or a two week jaunt through wilderness and wine country. 2.
I’m addicted to energy bars, as the quantity of Lärabar and assorted artisanal/overpriced/yummy- goodness snack wrappers accumulating in the bottom of my bag reveals. Solving #1 is hopeless. With cost savings in mind, I set out to make a batch of homemade energy bars, with my cyclist husband (aka discriminating ingestor of portable food) as test bunny. Recipe for ‘Almond Joy-esque’ energy bar (Makes about six 45gram bars) Ingredients: 10 dates, pits removed ¼ cup unsweetened, shredded coconut ¼ cup sliced almonds, blanched 1 tablespoon cacao nibs 1 tablespoon extra virgin coconut oil Put cacao nibs and shredded coconut into a food processor and pulse until a grainy texture appears.
Enjoy! P.S. Ginger Cashew Granola Bars. REAL honey nut bars. It amazes me how many 'HONEY' nut bars sold at the supermarket and health food stores contain sugar. Flip over the wrapper and you'll most likely find processed sugar as one of the top ingredients listed. Don't get me wrong.... I LOVE getting my hit of sugar too (macaroons, creme bulee, chocolate.... yum). But when I'm specifically in a health kick mood and want a quick snack with natural basic ingredients I struggle finding something authentic!
So here's my sweet, chewy recipe for my own version of REAL honey and nut bars. Can get your fingers a little sticky because of the generous amounts of honey in it, but that's part of the fun of knowing you're enjoying something REAL, NATURAL and SIMPLY good for your body. Finger lickin good! Saya's REAL honey nut bars Ingredients: 1/2 cup honey 1 cup granulated dry roasted peanuts* 1 1/2 cups granulated dry roasted almonds* 1 heaped tablespoon of cinnamon pinch of salt 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract * I used a food processor for the granulated nuts. Chili Pecans Recipe. Chocolate Coconut Energy Bar Recipe.
Bulk Bin Snack Bars recipe on Food52.com. Pistachio Cardamom Nutella recipe on Food52.com. Cooking is more fun with friends. Find your friends who are already on Food52, and invite others who aren't to join. Let's GoLearn more Join Our Community Follow amazing home cooks. Collect recipes and articles. Sign Up ♥ 440 + Save ▴ If you like it, save it! Save and organize all of the stuff you love in one place. Got it! If you like something… Click the heart, it's called favoriting. Author Notes: After becoming obsessed with Sanfte-Pistazie, a German brand of pistachio nutella, I was determined to recreate this green little monster of a spread myself.
Food52 Review: WHO: Madhuri Sharma is a culinary arts student and media producer living in New York. Makes 1 pint This recipe is a Wildcard Contest Winner! More Great Recipes: Fruit|Condiments|Desserts 💬 View Comments (12) Share this Recipe Tweet this Recipe. Recipe: Quinoa Fruit and Nut Bars: Gardenista. Older Recipe: Quinoa Fruit and Nut Bars by Michelle Slatalla Issue 2 · Edible Winter Garden · January 17, 2014 Newer Issue 2 · Edible Winter Garden · January 17, 2014 It's winter, so we feel like hibernating.
We spotted this recipe via He Needs Food, where blogger John Bek makes a pan of Quinoa Fruit and Nut Bars nearly every week, just to have around. For ingredients, and step-by-step instructions, see below: Subscribe to our newsletter to get a new Garden-to-Table Recipe every week. Photographs courtesy of He Needs Food. Above: This is a soft and crumbly bar, not a crunchy one. Above: For breakfast, you can crumble a bar into yogurt. Above: The recipe calls for three cups of dried fruit—you can substitute your favorite varieties if you want. Quinoa Fruit and Nut Bars Adapted from He Needs Food Makes 12 Ingredients: Instructions: Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
In a processor add the toasted quinoa mix, the dried fruits and seeds—and blitz until finely chopped. By Justine Hand By Kendra Wilson. Black sesame energy bars. When my acupuncturist said that I needed to start incorporating black sesame into my daily diet I was initially all “No problem, I’ll sprinkle those suckers on everything!” And then she clarified: I need to eat at least a tablespoon of them a day, toasted and ground, a little honey for sweetener. A consummate over achiever I of course developed a recipe for tasty snack bars to make the tablespoon a day go down with a happy face.
And man, I’m so glad I did- they’re crazy good! An aside: If you’re interested in these sorts of things, read about the health benefits of black sesame here. And because it’s the internet, and people be crazy googling shit like “how to turn into a unicorn” I think I should state that I am not a medical professional or scientist, the above post is based on my personal experience only. Makes approximately 12 bars Ingredients: 2 cups black sesame seeds 1/3 cup honey 1/3 cup + 1 tablespoon coconut flakes 1/2 cup golden berries 1/6 cup pumpkin seeds 3 tablespoons flax.