These recipes are a healthier take on Valentine’s Day treats and are easy to make at home. They’re especially great for kids’ classroom parties! Photo credit: A Healthier Michigan Black Bean Brownie Hearts with Powdered Sugar and Cherry Topping Ingredients 1 (15 oz.) can unsalted black beans, thoroughly rinsed and drained 2 eggs 3 tbsp. coconut oil, melted 3/4 cup cocoa… Read More »Healthier Valentine’s Day Treats
The average American anticipates spending more than $1000 during the holiday season. In fact, 58 percent of families go beyond their means and a quarter are willing to withdraw money from retirement funds, emergency savings or loans in order to fulfill holiday wish lists. When mapping out your holiday spending, consider the following healthy gifts that are thoughtful, practical and won’t break the… Read More »Healthy and Affordable Gifts to Give this Holiday Season
Halloween is creeping up, which means that soon your little ones will be running around your neighborhood, decked out in costumes and collecting as much candy as possible! While you probably don’t need to cook anything super sweet this week—trick-or-treating will keep your little ones stocked with sugary goodies—you may want something a little healthier to enjoy that’s still in… Read More »Need Quick, Healthy Halloween Treats? We’ve Got Spooky, Fun Recipes Here!
This recipe is a great way to take advantage of abundant fall produce. It’s packed with healthy ingredients such as Brussels sprouts, pears, butternut squash, bell peppers, mushrooms and more. Brussels sprouts contain more than 100 percent of your daily vitamin C needs and are surprisingly high in protein. Pears are considered one of the highest-fiber fruits, with an average… Read More »Pear and Roasted Fall Vegetables with Green Tahini Dressing
Breakfast may be known as the most important meal of the day, but more often than not, we are missing out. Based on a recent poll, 53 percent of Americans miss breakfast at least once a week. And from that, 12 percent do not even bother to eat breakfast. Overnight oats can help make eating breakfast easier and can save time in your… Read More »Overnight Oats with Raspberry and Cherry Chia Jam
Homemade Chicken Pot Pie 1 1/2 cup Flour 2 cups Chicken Broth 1/4 cup butter 4 whole Boneless skinless chicken thighs 1/2 cup Frozen mixed veggies 1 box Pie Crust Preheat oven to 400°F. Prepare pie crusts according to box instructions. (We used a 9" round cake pan, but you can prepare in pie pan if you wish) Line pan… Read More »Homemade Chicken Pot Pie
Looking for a patriotic dessert or side dish to bring to your next summer get-together? Look no further because we have five unique recipes that will wow your family and friends. Not only are these recipes kid-friendly and fun but many of them contain antioxidant-packed blueberries and calcium-filled cheese. Here are some of our favorite recipes to add some red,… Read More »Red, White and Blue Recipe Roundup
I know, I know. You bookmark all these tasty recipes on the internet, and you can never find the time to actually make it. I get it. As a busy mother of two, I often find that I pin recipes that I never get around to making simply because of time. That’s why I love coming up with delicious recipes… Read More »2-Minute Apple Pie Eggrolls
A healthy take on campfire s’mores, try this simple recipe for a sweet snack. If you’re at the end of your camping trip, you can still use slightly ripe bananas for this recipe. The riper the banana, the better. Bananas are particularly high in Vitamin B, potassium, manganese and Vitamin C, all necessary daily nutrients. If you are backpacking, bananas… Read More »Campfire Cooking: Banana S’mores
As the mom of a Girl Scout, we find ourselves with enough cookies to last us for the next 365 days. Luckily, these tasty treats can be frozen for use anytime throughout the year. And the best part is, they can be used to create all kinds of delicious desserts like these Thin Mint Cookie Truffles. Check it out below.… Read More »Thin Mint Cookie Truffles
