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Hi, friends! I hope you had a lovely weekend! I heard a rumor that you guys want to see more “real life” meals – not necessarily pretty, curated ones, but ones that a regular person throws together. I mean, sometimes we just want to EAT, and it doesn’t need to be a whole production to cook an amazing meal and then plate it perfectly. Am I right? Let’s call them “real life” throw-together meals, shall we? 😉 I like to keep it simple with my meals, and I know a lot of you guys do too, so here’s a round-up of some recent “real life” meals I’ve eaten. Most of them were thrown together quickly and effortlessly. I hope they give you some tasty ideas for your own meals! 🙂 “Real life” throw-together meals This is a version of my One-Pan Chicken Taco Skillet , but with ground turkey in the mix instead. I also substituted the peppers and onions with baby spinach and zucchini because that’s what we had in the house. It turned out great. Pro tip: Always have taco seasoning on hand! I coo...

While there’s nothing particularly wrong with potatoes (in fact, we happen to love this recipe for scalloped potatoes ), not everyone in the Primal—let alone keto—camp wants to serve potatoes at the holiday. They’re a technically Primal choice, but they’re decidedly high in carbs and not as high in nutrients as other options. Primal and Primal-keto eating shouldn’t be about deprivation—just thoughtful decision-making on what’s a good choice for you when it comes to holiday eating. Today we’ve got 13 delicious side dish recipes that stay true to the richness and flavors of traditional holiday cooking. Which ones will you be serving? Green Bean Casserole Maple Roasted Butternut Squash Celery Root Soup Spicy Squash and Sausage Stuffing Shaved Brussels Sprouts Salad Cranberry Sweet Potatoes Cheesy Keto Biscuits Ranch Cauliflower Mash Garlic and Mushroom Soup Harvest Salad Bowl Mashed Parsnips Keto Turkey Gravy Warm Mushroom and Chard Salad Tell us which are you...

You guys know I love a good prep Sunday, but I don’t think it needs to be an all-or-none thing. I don’t think you need to go into your kitchen on Sunday and spend four hours prepping everything for the whole week. So what the heck are you supposed to do if you want to eat healthy? Basically, how to meal prep when you hate meal prep? I think a lot of us see those photos on Instagram of all the food laid out for the week – everything is all planned and organized. I’m definitely not knocking it because if it works for you, keep doing it! But for a lot of us, I just don’t think it’s realistic, time- and motivation-wise. And then, I don’t know about you, but I change my mind throughout the week… like, “I don’t really wanna to eat that” or I’m just bored with leftovers, and they just don’t taste good. Basically, there’s got to be another way! How to meal prep when you hate meal prep I’m going to talk about some of the things that I do that work for me – and, again, it comes d...

This vegan waffles recipe is the perfect, plant-based, whole grain, clean eating start to your morning! So a while back, I took a plant-based culinary course. The program was online, and the moment I… Read more → from The Gracious Pantry https://ift.tt/37gZ16C