Nutritional Therapy with Diana Galindo
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Delicious, nutritious! I love the fact that I can put 3 cups of carrots into breakfast and my family will gobble it up. As always, I make a double-batch to freeze for later in the week. I originally found this recipe on Pinterest, but significantly reduced the sugar and used whole-wheat flour. Variations: • Use […]
These pancakes from weelicious are yummy and fun. Move over green eggs and ham! I always love an opportunity to punch up the nutrition in breakfast and this is a perfect example. I also love tempting kids to eat something they might not otherwise want to. So without hinting at the reason for the green, […]
And oh lala! The zucchini makes these brownies lusciously moist. Plus the added nutritional benefit. The original recipe is from Fabulessly Frugal. I modified by reducing the sugar by half, using coconut oil and spelt flour and changed up the frosting. Chocolate Zucchini Brownies Print Recipe CourseDesserts Chocolate Zucchini Brownies Print Recipe CourseDesserts Ingredients 1/3 […]
These cupcakes are hugely popular with all our friends and family. The hint of cinnamon, the richness of cocoa and the bits of chocolate make every bite delicious. The zucchini adds moisture and putting a vegetable boost into dessert is good for a mother’s heart. They are so yummy, they don’t really need frosting. But […]
Carrot cupcakes with fresh ginger and coconut oil delicious even without frosting
Pumpkins generally seem to be relegated to Thanksgiving pies. But pumpkins are nutrient-rich and add lovely flavor and texture to food. I’ve learned to keep a can or two of organic pumpkin puree (making sure to check label lists pumpkin as the only ingredient) in my pantry. Pumpkin gives a nutritious start to the day […]
Loaded with carrots, apples, pecans and raisins these muffins fill the belly and get the day off to a good nutritious start. They can also convert from breakfast food to a teatime delight with cream cheese icing and coconut sprinkled on top. Simply mix 2–4 tablespoons of cream cheese with half that amount (1–2 tablespoons) […]
This is quite popular in our house—either as muffins or a loaf of bread. I make a double recipe to freeze some for week days. Before freezing the bread loaf, I slice it and place pieces of parchment paper between the slices; making it easy to pull out a frozen slice and pop into the […]