Collard Wraps with Orange Ginger Dressing

One of my favorite greens is collard greens. It is grown in the Southern US and it has dark-colored and edible leaves. Collard greens belong to the “cruciferous vegetables”. It detoxifies the body and high in antioxidants also reduce inflammation. The study shows it has a natural cancer fighter and preventer, it’s rich in glucosinolates…

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Buffalo Cauliflower with Vegan Ranch Dressing

It’s best if you use almond meal instead of almond flour, the flour tends to make the cauliflower a little soggy. Don’t overbake them, make sure you still get the crunch. Almond meal is not as refined as almond flour, it’s a little bit coarse in texture. Or don’t use any flour at all.  For…

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Asparagus in Creamy Coconut Sauce

The coconut cream adds so much flavor to this dish. Ginger and garlic go so well with coconut cream all the time and the more colorful your food the more health benefits it’ll provide you. I used brown rice to finish it off but you can add quinoa to get extra protein – and make it…

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Black Bean Burger with Chipotle Aioli

I used cauliflower and black beans in this recipe. My husband likes Colby Jack cheese but I found the almond pepper jack cheese that’s perfect for this burger. So I made one for hubby with real cheese and for me, I used the almond cheese. You can use the regular burger bun or the whole…

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Stir Fry Veggies with Spicy Peanut Sauce

One of my favorites is peanut sauce, but in this recipe – you can substitute it with almond butter. Snow peas are perfect for stir-frying, they’re crunchy and a little sweet in flavor. I added radishes and cucumber to the veggies to make it refreshing and also to add more crunch.   Recipe:   Note:…

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Curry Banana Blossoms

Banana blossoms are the flowers which grow from the end of the bunch of bananas and has the dark purple flower. I grew up eating lots of these banana blossoms. I remember in the Philippines my grandma always cook them with coconut milk and lots of spices. They are high in antioxidants, according to study…

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Pasta with Eggplant Marinara Sauce

Once in a while “I love me some pasta” so simple. You can prep your eggplant and roast it ahead of time. Make sure to buy tomato sauce without added sugar, but you can certainly make your own marinara sauce and just add the roasted eggplant. Don’t peel the eggplant – roast it with the…

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Ginger Miso and Enoki Mushroom Soup

  Although it’s Spring the weather is still on the chilly side. I really enjoy cutting my zucchini into noodles, it’s easy and it tricks your brain to feel like you’re eating the real pasta but a lot healthier. Just in case you’re wondering what’s enoki mushrooms – they are an edible Japanese mushroom, growing…

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Southwestern Kale and Chickpea Salad

It makes a big difference when the chickpeas are being roasted first. This salad is so refreshing, full of flavors and yet very simple. You can pick whatever vegetables and greens you would like instead of what I have written down in the recipe. The dressing is so easy to make, the smoked paprika gives…

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ChaSoba Noodles Green Collard Wraps

There’s something about basil, cilantro, and mint that’s so refreshing! In this recipe I used ChaSoba noodles – it is a combination of buckwheat and powdered green tea. Soba is an authentic Japanese noodle, the powdered green tea makes the texture a little bit firm and nicer to dip into any sauce. Let’s start making…

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