Homemade Pumpkin Larabar Bites
Make pumpkin Larabar bites at home in 5 minutes with a few basic ingredients. Great for school lunches, snacks and cost 50% less than the store.
Ever since I started training for my first marathon, I’ve been more particular about the food I eat.
Plain pancakes become protein pancakes, plain smoothies become protein smoothies and I’m making homemade Larabars when I have to replenish lost carbs ASAP.
And since it’s the season for everything pumpkin, I’ve given homemade Larabars a new twist: pumpkin Larabar bites!
Apple Oatmeal Breakfast Bars
This easy recipe for soft-baked oatmeal apple breakfast bars is naturally sweetened & healthy for you! Vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free options too.
Can you think of anything better than having dessert for breakfast?
Have you ever been apple picking before?
It’s a lot of fun, and it’s easy to get carried away. You can easily fill a few buckets while chatting away and the next thing you know, you have NINE GALLONS of apples in the trunk of your car!
You could make the typical slow cooker apple butter or homemade applesauce or even dehydrate apples for snacking, but I wanted to make something a little bit more fun…
Something that reminded me of dessert, but healthy enough for breakfast. And these apple oatmeal breakfast bars are perfect!
Overnight Pumpkin French Toast Casserole
This easy overnight pumpkin french toast casserole tastes just like pumpkin pie! This slightly sweetened dish is perfect for sleepover parties, holiday brunches, and meal prep for busy school mornings, just like my easy pumpkin donuts or pumpkin chocolate chip muffins. There are two main attractions for every sleepover: dinner and breakfast. Growing up, youClick to Continue »
No-knead Einkorn Sourdough Bread
This easy, no-knead sourdough bread recipe makes the perfect sandwich loaf and has a soft crust! Made with healthy multigrain einkorn flour, like my light and fluffy dinner rolls. Looking for an easy sourdough sandwich bread recipe? Made with einkorn flour? Perhaps a “no-knead” bread recipe? I have good news – you can stop looking!!Click to Continue »
Natural Ways to Boost Immune System With Favorite Fall Foods
Learn how to boost your immune system naturally with these favorite fall foods. Links to recipes, like slow cooker chicken broth, and research to support how food can boost immunity naturally! As soon as the calendar flips to September each year, it seems that we collectively turn our affections to autumn. We can’t help it!Click to Continue »
Easy Pumpkin Donuts
Amazing pumpkin donuts made with maple syrup and honey, no processed sugar. They’re light and fluffy and ready in 20 minutes – the perfect weekend treat! Pair with a hot cup of coffee and pumpkin spice creamer and you’re set to go! Can we talk about donuts for a second? I love donuts. I loveClick to Continue »
5-Ingredient Pumpkin Fudge
This easy homemade pumpkin fudge uses 5 simple ingredients that you probably already have! The recipe is foolproof and has a delicious old fashioned flavor I love, just like peppermint fudge has! Ever want a dessert that’s quick, easy, guilt-free, and tastes 100% like fall? Me too! I love everything pumpkin, which means I’m makingClick to Continue »
Homemade Pumpkin Spice Creamer
Homemade pumpkin spice creamer that’s actually healthy and made with real pumpkin and no refined sugar. So good, made with homemade pumpkin pie spice, and much healthier than the powder! You don’t have to wonder when pumpkin creamer comes out on the shelves, you can enjoy this all year long! It’s no secret that I’mClick to Continue »
Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Muffins
This easy and healthy recipe for pumpkin chocolate chip muffins is inspired by Pioneer Woman and Skinnytaste, and has quickly become a family favorite in the fall, just like my pumpkin swirl black bean brownies! The muffins are made with whole wheat flour and basic pantry ingredients you likely already have. Here’s one thing I’veClick to Continue »
Feeding a Crowd on a Budget
Simple and practical tips for hosting company on a budget and ideas for feeding them well without going broke or sacrificing quality. One of the most common questions I get from my Grocery Budget Bootcamp students is, how do I budget for feeding a crowd? Whether it’s a holiday meal, company coming into town, orClick to Continue »