Cooking for one can be tricky. Especially healthy cooking for one.
Most recipes I find tend to feed 6 or more. While there’s nothing wrong with eating leftovers, not everything is meant to be frozen.
ramblings + recipes of a semi-healthy nut
I’m a writer, chocolate chip cookie baker, blog designer, power walker, Instagram fiend, peanut butter toast lover and copious coffee drinker living in Nebraska with my husband and three cats. (also a fan of a good run-on sentence)
My good friend Katie from 50 States in a Year (read her first guest post about it here), has some updates to share with us about her amazing charity project! They’ve actually changed their charity to partner with Sweat Angels, so they have the opportunity to work with a new charity each month but are still hosting events at Crossfit boxes across the US.
This healthy veggie burger packs a punch of nutrients including tons of fiber into one tasty package. I thought this recipe was so interesting since one of the main ingredients is the leftover pulp from your juicing excursions. Of course you don’t need to have juice pulp…it would just add some nice flavor and fiber. Woot.
A fun and spicy twist on classic guacamole with a Nebraska staple: corn! Perfect for your next gathering! Just bring all the supplies and make it on the spot.
One of my best blends Katie shares her story on why she is traveling around America raising money for CrossFit for Hope!
You can still maintain a semi-healthy diet while dining out. Here are some tips for finding healthy restaurant options.