Category: Dairy Free
The Photoshoot Salad
Summer is officially here in Seattle. Well, for the week at least. Let us pretend. The season for boating, picnicing, …continue reading >
{Video}: Roasted Red Pepper Harissa for Bite of Seattle Contest
My roasted red pepper harissa recipe for the Bite of Seattle Home Cooks Competition. It’s embarrassing to watch, but it …continue reading >
Summer Berry Crumble {gluten & dairy free}
Sarah’s Summer Berry + Fruit Crumble Ingredients: Any combination of blueberries, strawberries, blackberries & raspberries (or peaches, plums, apples or …continue reading >
Coconut-Almond Macaroons
There are some HUGE things happening around here. But today, I’ll keep it short and sweet. As long as you …continue reading >
Organic Turkey & Bell Pepper Fajitas
Does that look strangely like a taco salad to you? Well, you’re right. Upgraded, of course. It’s nothing radically creative, …continue reading >
Sarah’s Tuna Salad {mayo-free}
Ingredients: 3 cans wild caught tuna in water 1/2 cucumber (seeds removed) or English cucumber, diced with skin on; or …continue reading >
Cilantro Shrimp & Pineapple Skewers
Cilantro-Shrimp & Pineapple Skewers: Another great sauce to add to the files– cilantro perfection at it’s finest. And although it …continue reading >
{Healthy} Superbowl Apps & Snacks
Super Bowl Sunday is all about the food. And football + commercials perhaps {depending who you ask}. And Super Bowl …continue reading >
Homemade Fuji Applesauce
Can’t stop. Won’t stop. No reason to, really. I will never buy store-bought applesauce again. I think you’ll feel the …continue reading >
{Sea Salt} + {Dark Chocolate} + {Coconut} Bites
Dessert without any added sugar & flour. I know what you’re thinking. But wait. Because these little dessert bites actually …continue reading >
Coconut-Almond Crusted Chicken {or Fish}
Let’s play a game. I’ll say a word and you say the first thing that comes to mind. I’ll go …continue reading >
Sarah’s Everyday Green Smoothie
There’s been a lot of recipe testing around here as we head into Fall. Amongst the few failures, a perfectly …continue reading >