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How to make a healthy churro… using mochi

How to make a healthy churro… using mochi

Taking just 15 minutes to make, using only 5 ingredients, and resulting in a convincing natural dessert that stomps all over its deep-fried rival, I’m pleased to share with you the Mochi Churro: aka the Mochurro.

New cookbook offers the definitive guide to cooking with superfoods

New cookbook offers the definitive guide to cooking with superfoods

Superfood Cuisine: Cooking With Nature’s Most Amazing Foods by Julie Morris will be available late spring 2011, offering over 100 superfood recipes and an inspiring guide to a nutrient-dense lifestyle.

Making chocolate the easy way {VIDEO}

There’s no better feeling than giving something that’s truly caring . . . and getting the credit for being a magically creative chocolate maker.

New Traditions: Japanese Pumpkin Pie

Conventional pumpkins continually overshadow a vast, deliciously endowed, and diverse spectrum of beautiful winter squash, time and time again in recipes. But not this year…

Our sweet prayers answered: Yacon Root

The holidays are just setting in and I’m stoked. I have an amazing pumpkin pie recipe that I’ll be posting in the next few days, just in time for Thanksgiving. In it, I’m using a special healthy sweetener called yacon syrup, which is made from a sweet, low glycemic root. I thought I’d give you a little headstart on the recipe, so here’s a quick video I did with Navitas Naturals on this amazing ingredient.

SCARY GOOD: double chocolate hazelnut candies

SCARY GOOD: double chocolate hazelnut candies

Needless to say, these candies are an all-around “yes.” The exterior chocolate coating will remain solid at room temperature, and the inside pocket is a soft, sweet blend of cacao and hazelnuts.

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