This simple recipe is a wonderful way to use healing foods to help reverse estrogen dominance. Cruciferous vegetables are rich in diindolylmethane (DIM) which help to block estradiol (E2). Found in radishes, cabbage, broccoli, kale, brussels, sprouts, cauliflower, and bok
Turnips aren’t the first thing you think of when thinking about salad ingredients. But marinating them makes all the difference! Regular turnips are used here but if you can get baby ones –go for it! Nestled on a bed of
Bitter greens make a delicious fall or winter salad – especially when tossed with a warm dressing that softens the greens and mellows their bite. Earthy, meaty wild mushrooms, sweet shallots, garlic, sherry vinegar and good olive oil combine to
One of the best things about fall is root vegetables – and one of the best ways to enjoy them is to roast them! This recipe for spiced honey glaze roasted root vegetables serves them tossed with a luscious glaze
When you embark on the journey of dietary changes to rebalance your hormones, giving up gluten can be one of the toughest changes (but also most rewarding). I don’t blame you – bread offers comfort and convenience only few other
Not only is this salad delicious, colorful, seasonal, and perfect on a sunny evening for two – it’s also good for you. The combination of beet and carrot is used to help women metabolize aggressive estrogen and boost the production
I love this quick on-the-go salad as it literally requires not much more than placing a few delicious and healing ingredients in one bowl. This is often my go-to quick dinner or lunch. You can have it over a
This is one of the most delightful salads you will ever make in less than 15 minutes. This is a very common salad (which has many variations) in Japan. In lieu of the traditionally-used rice vinegar, I used lemon
Whenever I go to Thailand, food is the highlight of my trip. I’m not a beach person (I much prefer mountains and lakes), so sampling food and getting lost in the countless food markets is my favorite pastime there.
You know how easy it is to reach out for just about anything when you are on the run, have little to no time and an empty fridge. Sounds familiar? Here is another recipe to show you that throwing a
Hijiki is known to be rich in dietary fiber and minerals such as calcium, iron and magnesium. Wakame has been used by TSM (Traditional Chinese Medicine)for blood purification, intestinal strength, skin, hair, reproductive organs and menstrual regularity. More than anything else: they
OMG, this is soooo good. Opinionated smoked salmon meets plain but glowing avocado, then comes the world-traveled dill. Call it a party. Salmon Avocado Dip Print Prep time 10 mins Cook time 4 mins Total time 14 mins
I reached out to a number of friends who are chefs, food bloggers and doctors (yes, some cook!) who I admire and who keep their recipes clean and free of gluten, dairy (although some use butter), corn, excessive sugar and processed food. Many recipes
This recipe is packed with highly healing foods. To start with, cold potatoes are high in resistant starch which is a prebiotic, or food for the good bacteria. Resistant starch helps the beneficial bacteria to colonize the gut for
This recipe was created by Ease Oldham. This is a great recipe to put your leftover juice pulp (from juicing vegetables) or almond pulp (from making almond milk) to good use. I don’t like it when food is thrown away.
I learned a version of this recipe in Tuscany, Italy at a traditional foods culinary workshop conducted by the fabulous Jenny McGruther of the Nourished Kitchen. This recipe uses the bitter but oh-so-good-for-you dandelion and marries it with the sweetness
This recipe brings the wonderfully earthy and sweet beetroot with the bitterness of dandelion and arugula. Dandelion and arugula (part of the crucifers family) have special healing properties – they are especially beneficial for the liver detoxification pathways that get
This is so simple that I’m even embarrassed to put it in here, but I’m also aware that most people don’t know this great technique. My partner, Brad, used to be a vegan and raw restaurant owner back in
You probably know by now that I’m much more in favor of savory breakfasts than sweet ones. Every time I eat something sweet for breakfast, I feel hungry by 11am and need to eat again. Many of my clients
What is lovely about this dish is its simplicity and diversity. You can use a wide variety of veggies here — there is no right or wrong as long as the veggie can survive the roasting! You can easily
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