 Servings: 1 Ingredients: 1/2 cup dry whole rolled oats 1 cup water 1/4 cup rasins 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 1/2-1 cup milk or non-dairy milk Sliced banana/berries Directions: 1. In a medium pot boil water 2. Place oats, cinnamon and raisins in water and reduce heat to simmer 3. Simmer oats until water has absorbed 4. Remove from heat and place in bowl place sliced fruit on top and pour milk over oats and serve. This is a go to recipe for our family. Oatmeal in the morning is a great way to start the day and will help you stay satiated for a lot longer than boxed cereal or other breakfast options. It can also be made the day before and heated up if time in the morning is limited. You can also add various nuts and seeds on the top for extra flavor and some healthy fats (walnuts, almonds, chia seeds, flax, flax meal, etc).
Many of my clients skip out on breakfast, but this meal is one of the most important meals for the day. It sets you up for a busy day and helps to curb late night, impulsive eating.
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Directions: Rice:
Once you have completed these steps, your rice should be cooked. Place rice, bok choy and shrimp in bowl and serve. For those who want a little spice, I like to add chili pepper flakes to the shrimp (add the pepper during step 4).
I hope that you enjoy this 1 bowl dinner. Please like our Facebook and Instagram pages for more menus, ideas, and new recipes. Today’s guest blog post comes from Laura Taylor, Certified Personal Chef and Owner of Honest to Goodness. She and her team of cooking professionals help people with active lifestyles who want to eat healthy but don’t have the time to plan a menu, grocery shop, or cook.
Honest to Goodness’ Top 10 Recipe Links for On-the-Go Breakfasts, Snacks, & Light Lunches: Ensure a productive day with less stress by taking care to eat even small meals and snacks on a regular schedule. A car without gas doesn’t win any races. Likewise, a body without its own food fuel ends up weak and tired.
For more great advice on menu planning, grocery shopping, or to learn how working with a personal chef can support your active lifestyle, contact Laura at Honest to Goodness or like Honest to Goodness Facebook, Twitter or Pinterest pages. Cheers! If you are a Seattleite, you will probably be watching the game this weekend. With any football game comes the tailgating, game watching, and a combo of booze and foods. Below are four healthy recipes that you can bring to the party, enjoy, and leave feeling like a winner!!!
Health Kitchen is all about making it EASIER to eat healthy at home… and work. It is important that you have the supplies you need to make prepping your lunch easier. Below are 4 items that I always make sure to have on hand so that it streamlines getting you and our lunch out the door before work.
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Celebrate this Valentines Day with a Sweet Heart Chocolate treat to share with the person you love. This naturally sweet dessert is vegan and raw and there is no baking necessary HealthKitchen wishes you a Happy Valentines Day!
Its the End of the Week! Use all your Leftover Veggies in a Healthy Fried Rice or Quinoa Dinner1/23/2014 
Its the end of the week and you have leftover vegetables in your fridge, no need to run to the store, instead make a healthy quinoa or brown fried rice.
4+ Servings Gluten Free and Dairy Free Ingredients: 2 cups uncooked brown rice or quinoa 1 tablespoon olive oil 1.5 cups of veggies (onions, green onions, carrots, celery, mushrooms, bell peppers, soy beans, spinach, kale, zucchini, etc) 2 tablespoons soy sauce of tamari 1 tablespoon sesame seed oil 2 tablespoons sesame seeds (optional) Directions:
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