Cabbage soup is something that is associated with St. Patricks Day or the crazy “cabbage soup diet” of the 80’s. However, cabbage soup is one of my favorite soups because cabbage is wonderful for gut health and is a hearty soup without being heavy. Cabbage has a long history of being used as both food and medicine.
The Meal Prep Mastery posts were created with the desire to showcase very simple recipes that can nourish your family during even the busiest work week. Roasted Veggies is a staple weeknight recipe. You can pull out whatever veggies you have in your pantry and fridge mix it all together with some key ingredients and you have a beautiful dish.
Rejoice in comfort food again and feel good about it! I don’t think I have ever met anyone who totally dislikes pasta, but I have met many people that feel guilty after eating pasta. Carbohydrates got a bad reputation in the 1970- 1980’s as being the main culprit for weight gain. This followed with a variety of diet programs of high protein and no carb trends which promise quick weight-loss. Let’s clarify some of these weight myths.
Nachos. What is there not to love about them? well outside of the calories of course. An average portion of nachos (113 grams or 6-8 nachos) with cheese are 346 calories! Now think about adding sour cream and how many we actually consume when we sit down to dig in. I have attempted a variety of recipes to find that sweet spot between the nachos being packed with nutrition, while still meeting that gooey nacho craving.
Hey, I’m Jo! As a Certified Holistic Nutritional Consultant, Practitioner and Raw Food Chef, I am passionate about creating simple, whole-food recipes that easily fit into your everyday life. I am committed to empowering you to find fulfillment in fueling your body to regain balance, reclaim health and rejoice in the most vibrant body possible.
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