There are so many uses for this dressing or dip that I recommend you eat it with anything that needs a bit of a citrus and green flavor kick. It’s great in bowls, on salads, as a dip for grilled veggies, roasted veggies, and all kinds of protein. It’s also so easy to make, so …
Blueberry Preserves
Summer berries are flowing all over Seattle right now, on vines and in bushes. I get really excited when blueberries show up. I eat them straight out of the container, add them to salads, and freeze some for pies and crumbles later in the year. This summer I made sure to have a steady supply …
Lemon Blueberry Bundt Cake {almond & coconut flour}
I hope you have room for a cake recipe using lemon and blueberries because this lemon blueberry bundt cake is totally worth the prep and baking time. And it’s dairy and oil free, yet moist and tangy. I’ve never owned or baked a bundt cake before, so when the request came in for it, I …
Sautéed Super Greens
Sautéed greens are so easy to pull together, and can be made 5 minutes before the rest of a meal. You can also make greens as a snack anytime you think your body needs a good shot of tasty green goodness. Kermit would be proud. This is one of my favorite ways to get vitamins …
Avocado Kale Salad {lemon honey dressing}
Avocado and kale go great together. Avocado is a great source of healthy fat and kale is loaded with vitamins (A, B, C, and K) as well as a good dose of manganese, fiber, and protein. Kale is a bit tougher and more fibrous, as green leaves go, so using your hands to tear it …
Lemon Blueberry Loaf {coconut flour}
I’ve got a thing for blueberries and lemons, and they definitely belong together in the form of a lemon blueberry loaf, using coconut flour. After playing around with lemon muffins and blueberries I decided to turn the recipe into a cake. This tastes very much like a lemon pound cake so if you prefer you …