Tag: plantbased
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Craving Met: My Raw Raspberry Lemon Cheesecake Moment
Every bite satisfied me. Not just physically, but spiritually. It reminded me that honoring our cravings doesn’t have to mean compromise. It can mean creativity. It can mean healing. It can mean grace.
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Why Vitamin D Matters in Winter

Vitamin D is essential for bone strength, immune health, and mood balance, especially in winter when sun exposure is limited. Plant-based sources include mushrooms, fortified plant milks, tofu, and orange juice. Deficiency can cause fatigue, weakened immunity, and bone issues.
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Healing & Nourishing Salad: This One Will Make You Wanna Dance!

This isn’t just a bowl of veggies; it’s a celebration of life, energy, and divine design. Every bite is a testimony that whole, live foods can heal, uplift, and energize. And as we nourish our bodies, we glorify the One who made them.
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BE Well Wednesday: Onion Remedies for Cough & Cold Relief

Onions don’t just bring flavor to our meals but are a powerhouse of healing benefits. Take a few minutes to learn more. Subscribe and follow. Printable PDF enclosed just for you. Be Well!
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Raw Jerk Mushroom – Plant-Based/Vegan
Did you know you can enjoy mushrooms raw or cooked? If you’ve ever eaten mushrooms before, you know they tend to be pretty bland and have a high water content. On their own—washed, clean, and nothing added—they’re not my favorite. But toss them into a salad bowl? Count me in! My family absolutely loves mushrooms.…
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Unplanned, Unprocessed, Unbelievably Good Plant-Based Meals
Sometimes the best meals come from moments of spontaneity. You walk into the kitchen with a blank slate and let creativity take over with whatever ingredients are on hand. I find joy in the surprise element of this approach—it keeps cooking fun and dynamic! I’ll admit, my cooking moods fluctuate. There are days when I…
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“Fall in Love with Tomatoes: Easy Recipe Inside!”
Having a mix of cook or raw tomatoes can be most beneficial. Cook tomatoes with a healthy source of fat such as olive oil can help us access its lycopene compound. While raw or whole tomatoes, my preferred choice helps us to absorb carotenoids which is found in the skin of fruits.

