Even if you don’t care about making your meals Whole30 compliant these dinner ideas will make you hungry! Besides, every recipe has a non-whole30 ingredient options included.
Week in Food Awards Ceremony – Vol. 2
See what’s been voted best in Food Awards Ceremony last week in my house. 🙂
Random Tasty Tuesday Things
Hey guys!
Happy Tuesday! I hope you had a great weekend.
So I decided to make this Tasty Tuesday post about totally random Tasty Tuesday things. I’ll try and keep it food-related with one or two exceptions 🙂 Here we go!
Ziploc Bag Marinated Chicken Legs Recipe
This Ziploc Bag Marinated Chicken Legs recipe comes together in just a few minutes, feeds a whole family and is so delicious you will want to make it again!Continue Reading
Whole30 Week 2 – Eats, Results and Plans
My latest update on our Whole30 Week 2 experience: eats, feels and results.
Whole30 Week 1 – Eats, Results and More
Whole30 Week 1 – recap, food, recipes, feelings, revelations and so much more to help you decide and do your own Whole30.
Starting Whole30 in 3 Easy Steps
Starting Whole30 just like any other program can be daunting and intimidating. Not to worry – following these 3 easy steps you’re covered and more likely to succeed!
2014 Review: What Happened and What Didn’t
With 2015 approaching, I couldn’t help but think about what 2014 has brought, what I have accomplished and where I’ve failed. It is that time when we all reflect, analyze, think, and hope.
So I decided to do a 2014 review: go back to my 2014 Resolutions and see what happened in 2014 and what didn’t.
Zucchini Latkes Recipe and Tasty Tuesday Linkup Party
Hey guys! How is that Tasty Tuesday going over there? 🙂
I’m having an extremely busy week again – a lot going on and I still haven’t told you about my trip to San Diego! Shame on me!
But in my defense – I put together a super yummy post for you today 🙂
Every Tuesday I post a recipe, a collection of recipes, a restaurant review or anything related to food. There is then a linkup at the end of the post where you can add links to your food-related blog posts! The linkup stays open for a week – right until the next one comes around. How awesome is that?
Don’t forget to check out other link up participants and there’s only one rule to the linkup – link back to this blog or grab the link up badge from the sidebar. Let’s spread the word so we can have more people checking out your posts next week!
We also now have the Tasty Tuesday Pinterest Board where you can pin your posts every week. To be able to do that, please follow me on Pinterest and let me know in comments that you did, and your Pinterest username so I could send you an invite.
Also! If you haven’t noticed yet – right below this post there is a sign up form you can use to opt in for receiving an e-mail reminder every Monday about the next Tasty Tuesday Linkup Party. Fill it out if you’d like that and I’ll remind you to put together a post for the next TT linkup.
So! On to the tasty stuff now
I’m a big fan of savory breakfast. I just can’t start my day off with sweet stuff. Really, I can’t. Any other time of day or night – but not the morning 🙂
So because of this and because having eggs for breakfast every day can drive you nuts, I have to think of new recipes for my savory breakfasts. This one was inspired by the zucchini attack we all experience in the fall. 🙂 What better way to use them than making delicious zucchini latkes? Here’s how.
Zucchini Latkes
Homemade Fresh Vegetables Salad Recipe and Tasty Tuesday Linkup Party
Hey-hey, my friends! I’m finally back from the sunny San Diego! I bet you can’t wait for a recap of my trip 🙂 But I’ll have to save that for a little later in the week.
Why? Because today is the Tasty Tuesday, of course!
Every Tuesday I post a recipe, a collection of recipes, a restaurant review or anything related to food. There is then a linkup at the end of the post where you can add links to your food-related blog posts! The linkup stays open for a week – right until the next one comes around. How awesome is that?
Don’t forget to check out other link up participants and there’s only one rule to the linkup – link back to this blog or grab the link up badge from the sidebar. Let’s spread the word so we can have more people checking out your posts next week!
We also now have the Tasty Tuesday Pinterest Board where you can pin your posts every week. To be able to do that, please follow me on Pinterest and let me know in comments that you did, and your Pinterest username so I could send you an invite.
So! On to the tasty stuff now
Whole30 Final Recap – Results and “Now What?”
Hey guys!
So today is Day 30 of my Whole30! I did it!!! I feel pretty awesome and proud of myself 🙂
Since today is Tasty Tuesday I decided to summarize my experience with Whole30 as it all does start with food indeed.
But first, let me remind you what Tasty Tuesday is 🙂
Every Tuesday I post a recipe, a collection of recipes, a restaurant review or anything related to food. There is then a linkup at the end of the post where you can add links to your food-related blog posts! The linkup stays open for a week – right until the next one comes around. How awesome is that?
Don’t forget to check out other link up participants and there’s only one rule to the linkup – link back to this blog or grab the link up badge from the sidebar. Let’s spread the word so we can have more people checking out your posts next week!
We also now have the Tasty Tuesday Pinterest Board where you can pin your posts every week. To be able to do that, please follow me on Pinterest and let me know in comments that you did, and your Pinterest username so I could send you an invite.
Whole30 Days 11-20 Recap – What It Really Feels Like
Hey-hey! Happy Sunday, guys! Having a good weekend so far?
It’s time for my Whole30 Days 11-20 Recap.
This time, instead of showing you just what I ate day-by-day, I wanted to share more of how I felt during my Whole30 Days 11-20. And some things I ate, too 🙂
Here we go!
Whole30 Days 1-10 Recap: Program Friendly Meal Ideas
So I am 1/3 of the way through – done with my Whole30 Days 1-10.
In case you missed the beginning – after some thinking I decided to try this program with my buddy over in the Netherlands – Yuliya.
Ok, now that you have all the links, go ahead and read – I’ll wait 🙂
Welcome back!
So. 10 days later I decided I’d recap the highlights of the first 10 days of the program, let you guys know how it feels and what it takes.
Curried Chicken and Vegetables Recipe and Tasty Tuesday Linkup
Hey-hey, my foodies! It’s time to talk about tasty stuff on this Tasty Tuesday 🙂
Every Tuesday I post a recipe, a collection of recipes, a restaurant review or anything related to food. There is then a linkup at the end of the post where you can add links to your food-related blog posts! The linkup stays open for a week – right until the next one comes around. How awesome is that?
Don’t forget to check out other link up participants and there’s only one rule to the linkup – link back to this blog or grab the link up badge from the sidebar. Let’s spread the word so we can have more participants checking out your posts next week!
Remember that there is now the Tasty Tuesday Pinterest Board where you can pin your posts every week. To be able to do that, please follow me on Pinterest and let me know in comments that you did, and your Pinterest username so I could send you an invite.
This week, in light of my latest challenge which is Whole30, I am posting a Whole30-friendly recipe again.
This curried chicken and vegetables are super quick and easy to make – ideal option for a quick week night dinner for the whole family, and a great way to use those veggies in your fridge/garden.
CURRIED CHICKEN AND VEGETABLES
To serve 2, you will need:
- 1 chicken breast, cut into pieces – the size of your choice. I like mine chunky.
- 1 bell pepper of any color, cut in chunks
- 2-3 Bok Choy leaves, cut in chunks
- 1 small zucchini, cut in chunks
- 4-6 bella mushrooms, halved
- 1/2 yellow or red onion, cut in chunks
- 1 tbs yellow curry powder
- Salt and white pepper to taste
- Oil of choice (I used olive oil)
Instructions:
Prep the chicken – cut, add curry, salt and pepper, mix until the chicken pieces are coated in spices and set aside for as long as you can – the longer the better.
Cut up all the veggies.
Heat up the oil in your wok (or pan if you don’t have a wok) until light white smoke just starts coming from it. It is very important to heat the oil and the wok/pan properly.
Once that is done, things are gonna start happening pretty quickly, so make sure you have all the ingredients handy.
Add chicken to the wok and stir constantly for 2-3 minutes until it is almost cooked through.
Remove chicken from wok.
Start adding vegetables – one at a time starting with the ones that take the longest to cook.
Stir constantly.
Add some white pepper and salt when the veggies are almost done and stir.
Return chicken to the wok (just to heat it up), turn the heat down to low and stir everything together for another minute or two (depending on how well the veggies are cooked at that point).
You don’t want to overcook the vegetables, the need to be a little crunchy.
Serve hot and enjoy!
And once again – how easy was that? This dinner takes 20 minutes to throw together. You’re welcome, busy working people 🙂
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