Sometimes recipe ideas go horribly wrong. And sometimes really bad recipes can lead to good ones. This was one of those times: I had another “brilliant” high-protein breakfast idea–to create a crepe made of chickpea flour and fill it with
Let’s do some food math. In the above picture there are seven pretty banana fritters. Below are two bananas, sliced into eleven pieces. Eleven minus seven equals four. Now you know how many banana fritters I stuffed in my mouth
We've created a Pan-Asian version of the classic breakfast sandwich by combining lop chong sausage with nutty rice cakes and the ever-essential fried eggs.
These whole wheat dinner muffins just might be the answer to every anticipated bread-with-dinner-woe. Afraid of yeast? Don't worry, no yeast in these babies. Don't have time? Ha! These muffins scoff at time...they are fast and easy. Plus, I'm guessing
These delicious cookies contain no white flour, only oatmeal and whole wheat. They're sweetened with pure maple syrup and contain no added oil or margarine, only the fats that are naturally present in the oats and other ingredients.
I was struggling to pull together my salad, debating almonds versus walnuts, orange or lemon juice, cheddar or blue...Everything seemed to work once I decided to challenge myself to make a salad using only ingredients found in my fridge and pantry
Fish cakes are a classic weeknight supper, but they can sometimes be dry and tough. When chopping the fish for the cod cakes we left some of it in large pieces...
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