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Mommy Daughter Salads
I make a lot of salads. They’re healthy, tasty, easy, and relatively cheap… pretty much perfect food in my book. Oh and I haven’t even gotten to the best part. This food can easily be altered to suit...
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Beat, Greens, and Cranberry Salad
Pretty food tastes better in my book. This salad is gorgeous and delicious. Therefore I will keep this short and let the salad speak for itself. Eat your greens! It’s so simple greens beets (steam them...
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Ginger Carrot Sandwich with Freestyle Potato Salad
Mom’s plateUli Belle’s plate (I left the dressing on the side for Uli’s salad) Carrot Ginger Sandwich I was craving something really fresh tasting and this did the trick. Start with: Bread (I used...
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Spinach Harvest Salad!
This isn’t fancy but it is delicious… It’s still about using what you have. A lot of my favorite dinners happen on clean the fridge night. The hardest part is remembering what I threw in to recreate...
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Home (Victory Garden weeks 9/10)
I’ve realized we now have two homes. Last week we went back to Traverse City, MI to visit family. We got some much needed time together and better weather than we could ask for. It was so inspiring to...
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Radish sprout, Carrot and Apple Salad
Uli helped plant the radishes so we had a lot of sprouts to thin. They were so pretty. They were the first things to grow in the garden. I couldn’t just throw them away. You can, actually, sprout...
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Quinoa Tabouli Salad
This salad comes out tasting a little lighter and brighter than one made with bulgur. Plus there’s extra protein in the quinoa! Cooking time: 20min Hands on time: 15min (while quinoa cooks) You will...
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Deconstructed Summer Salad, with radish, chickpeas, and simple vinaigrette. A...
I love eating flowers! There’s something a little naughty and beautiful and fun all at the same time about it. Here are a few I know you can eat. Pansies, nasturtiums, and daylilies. And here’s a link...
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