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EARLY SPRING GREEN SHAKSHUKA

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EARLY SPRING GREEN SHAKSHUKA

EARLY SPRING GREEN SHAKSHUKA

This is a fun and tasty spin on the traditional Shakshuka. Spring greens galore, with a nice pop of (mildly) spicy salsa verde and flavor.

I love to find ways to incorporate early spring greens (since I love them and there is not much else in season) into my meals, without feeling like salads are the only way.

With the weather being all over the place (here in Colorado anyways), this yummy dish can be light and springy, or warming and spicy.

Feel free to use any veggies you have. I chose zucchini, leeks, and whichever spring green(s) I have on hand

Eat well!

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WALNUT CRUSTED WILD-SALMON OVER SUMMER GREENS

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WALNUT CRUSTED WILD-SALMON OVER SUMMER GREENS

I've been knee deep in research lately preparing for the upcoming docu-series I will be filming next week. In my geeking out about the latest research on what we need to be hormonally healthy (hint: a lot of good fats!) I created this recipe for you.

Full of both plant-based ALA from walnuts and wild-salmon based EPA and DHA, which both support healthy levels of omega-3 leading to healthy and happy hormones, be sure to check out this delicious (and easy) recipe.

Walnuts are one of the highest sources of omega-3 oils (in the form of alpha-linolenic acid) of all the nuts. Walnuts (like many other fat-rich nuts) are a great source of healthy protein and fat, giving you a satiating and blood-sugar stabilizing snack.

Wild salmon is full of omega-3 fatty acids and collagen, making wild salmon a potent food rich in health-promoting natural fats that work wonders in many systems of your body.


Both of these superfoods will stabilize your blood sugar, provide you with a dense amount of omega-3 fats promoting hormone and brain health and satiate your hunger and fullness hormones to boot!


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