S1E7: Jess Marie Larrain
My guest this week is Jess Marie Larrain of The Meraki Method. She’s a woman of many talents and interests, and I was lucky enough to have her share them all with me in this interview.
There’s Milk in WHAT?
My journey into dairy-free eating was not a one-step process. I didn’t find out that I had a problem digesting lactose until I was a freshman in college (which made a lot of sense after I looked back on how I felt during high school after eating dairy). Avoiding lactose solved the problem for a […]
In Defense of Food: “Eat Food. Not too Much. Mostly Plants.”
The first book I read by Michael Pollan was Food Rules, put out after In Defense of Food, and this intro touches on a lot of what he covers in that book. If you haven’t read it, buy it now. It’s pretty much my manual for eating. The mantra of In Defense of Food is […]
Quick and Easy Dinner: Vegan Wellington
Maybe it’s one of your 2013 resolutions, but it’s not always easy to make homemade meals every night of the week. We all have after-work obligations and crazy schedules from time to time, and ordering food might seem tempting after getting home after your normal dinner time. Don’t give into temptation!
Review: Teese Mozzarella Vegan Cheese
One of the hardest things about not being able to eat dairy has got to be finding a good substitute for cheese. This past weekend, I made some homemade pizza using Teese mozzarella cheese.
Intro To Steel-Cut Oats: Apple Pie
Last winter, I became obsessed with steel-cut oats, and for good reason. Steel-cut oats are not just trendy, they are a million times more delicious than your run-of-the-mill rolled oats. The best part is that they’re not mushy (think chewy in a good way) and are easy to make ahead so you can make a […]
In Defense of Food – “Good Reads” Virtual Book Club
I was always a hardcore reader, the kind that would carry stacks of books out of the library as a kid. I wanted to add a section for books on this blog, because I think reading is an important way we can inexpensively expand our horizons and learn more about the world around us. Also, […]
Holiday Mini-Loaves (a.k.a. Tricking Your Friends into Eating Vegan)
The holidays can get expensive, so every year I try and make something homemade for friends and family members. I have fun coming up with new gifts every year, but this year, I may have stumbled across a homemade tradition that sticks. I ended up buying a mini loaf pan from Williams-Sonoma (no endorsement here, […]
Review: GoPicnic with Sunbutter and Crackers
Let me start off this review by saying that as a kid, I was never allowed to have Lunchables. The only time I ever had this much-coveted childhood staple was at my grandmother’s house, and even then I had to be pretty secretive about it so as not to tick off my mom.
Homemade Chex Mix, the Dairy-Free Way
I don’t know what it is about winter, but in my family, that’s when the homemade Chex Mix tends to come out. I used to just stare at the bowl my grandma made longingly, but recently, I’ve taken matters into my own hands and make batches of Chex Mix for every occasion.