Tag: gluten-free dinners

True story: the first time I ate a burger I was 25 years old. I know, what? But after years of growing up mostly vegetarian (aside for some chicken and turkey here and there), at 25, I’d never had any kind of red meat. I didn’t miss it, crave it or really know much about […]

THIS. IS. IT. The salad you won’t be able to stop making this summer. You guys know I always have one per season that I literally just can’t stop with, because then, well– it just keeps things S I M P L E. And healthy. And delicious. And because #saladingisaverb around here. So, every dinner […]

“My main concern was that I wouldn’t like any of the food. I was so, so wrong! It was all amazing, and so easy to make. And I am not a cook by any means!” “I have sung the praises of this meal plan to friends in Michigan, Cali, Texas, and more. I always say […]

I have strong feelings about this. A little warning before you read. Contrary to what you might think, I think there is a right and a not-so-helpful way to eat your veggies. Which is obnoxious, I realize, because eating veggies at all is a good thing, and something I would/should always encourage. And I do, mostly. […]

Think you don’t like eggplant? I’m about to change your sweet little mind today with the BEST ratatouille. This rustic, classic Italian dish is P-E-R-F-E-C-T this time of year- not only is it transitional in how many ways you can serve + eat it, but every single ingredient is in season now. Meaning fresh, great […]

So, a few weeks ago I made lunch and spoke to 50 people, food workshop style. Not just lunch, actually. But a full day in the life of real food. Breakfast to lunch to dinner to snacks. Let me be clear. I’m not bragging. I’m admitting to you how crazy I am. But, so it […]

So. I’m finally spilling. I’m giving away one of my favorite recipes of all time. And, from The Simply Real Health Cookbook (and the summer meal plan)- these Quinoa Stuffed Baked Tomatoes. They’re the perfect healthy summer (or, let’s be honest- any season) party dish, AND an easy make-ahead and one-pot [pan] lunch or dinner. Whatever […]

Don’t laugh, but for some reason I always though curry was a hard thing to make. It always seemed too flavorful and complex to even try at home, for a simple little cook like me. Read: too lazy to bother with it I’d left it to the pros. A typical Sarah order at any Asian […]