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By Julie Morris on March 2, 2010
Carpe diem always starts with a solid breakfast, and one of my recipes for success is Lemon Coconut Breakfast Bars. They’re so easy to make and full of good choices.
Posted in Freshly Made, Health On A Budget, Natural Lifestyle | Tagged agave, alkaline, Articles, bars, breakfast, chef, chia, chia seed, coconut, dates, easy recipe, essential fatty acids, facebook, food, fresh, gluten free, handmade, Healthy Lifestyle, healthy living, Julie Morris, la, lemon, local food, los angeles, medjool, natural, nutrition, oat flour, organic, plant-based diet, recipe developer, Recipes, slow food, socal, southern california, superfoods, sustainalbe, vegan, vegetarian, warm, Weight Loss |
By Julie Morris on January 25, 2010
Just think: kinda like a cookie, kinda like a biscuit, it’s always a good time for a graham cracker – am I wrong? This is definitely graham cracker recipe 2.0 (and also free of gluten and dairy)!
Posted in Freshly Made, Natural Lifestyle, Traditions | Tagged Articles, buckwheat, coconut oil, diet, easy recipe, essential fatty acids, flax seed, food, fresh, gluten free, gluten free recipe, graham cracker, health, healthy desserts, Healthy Lifestyle, healthy living, homemade, how to make, Julie Morris, los angeles, mesquite powder, nutrition, organic, palm sugar, plant-based diet, protien, recipe, sucanat, superfoods, vegan, vegetarian, Weight Loss |
By Julie Morris on January 8, 2010
Around this time, a lot of us may be considering a dietary cleanse of sorts — you know, to kinda to kick our new, better, and noticeably more awesome selves into high gear. Rather than taking a regimented approach, I prefer utilizing a style of cleansing I call “organic cleansing.”
Posted in Cleanse, Green Tips, Natural Lifestyle, Raw Foods | Tagged alkaline, antioxidants, Articles, chef, clease, Detox, detoxificiation, diet, easy recipe, environment, Fasting, food, fresh herbs, gluten free, health, Healthy Lifestyle, healthy living, juice fast, juice feast, juicer, Julie Morris, kombucha, leafy greens, local food, los angeles, lose wieght, Master Cleanse, natural, naturel cleanse, New Year's Resolution, nutrition, organic, organic cleanse, plant-based diet, raw food, Recipes, salad, sea vegetable, show, superfoods, tea, vegan, vegetables, vegetarian, Weight Loss |
By Julie Morris on December 24, 2009
Ever wanted to be a hero? Just bring someone a warm mug of hot chocolate and it’s pretty much the same thrill. The ooohs, the ahhhs, the first slurp, and the inevitable look of pure gratitude and appreciation. That’s the power of hot chocolate. Love in a mug.
Posted in Freshly Made, Green Tips, Natural Lifestyle, Traditions | Tagged agave, Articles, cacao, cacao butter, candy cane, christmas, dessert, easy recipe, eggnog, environment, essential fatty acids, eve, family, food, gluten free, gluten free recipe, Healthy Lifestyle, healthy living, hemp, hemp foods, hemp milk, hempmilk, holiday, hot chocolate, Julie Morris, local food, los angeles, mint, natural, new years, nutrition, organic, peppermint, plant-based diet, raw food, recipe, resolution, stevia, super food, superfoods, tradition, vegan, vegetarian, warm |
By Julie Morris on December 24, 2009
An instant new holiday tradition! If store-bought hemp milk is used as opposed to homemade, I recommend Living Harvest brand – it has a white, smooth viscosity that is ideal for this recipe. Rice milk works as well, but consider leaving out some of the water as rice milk it is naturally a thinner type of milk.
Posted in Desserts, Drinks, Recipes | Tagged agave, beverage, cacao butter, candy cane, Chocolate, christmas, cold night, drink, easy recipe, EFA, essential fatty acids, food, gluten free, gluten free recipe, healthy desserts, Healthy Lifestyle, healthy living, holiday, Julie Morris, los angeles, low sugar, mint, natural, new years, nutrition, organic, peppermint, plant-based diet, so cal, stevia, superfoods, vegan, vegetarian, warming, Weight Loss, white chocolate, white christmas |
By Julie Morris on December 18, 2009
Whether you’re in the middle of a full-on flu battle or simply just a little run down, I’m telling you, miso soup just FEELS good. It feels RIGHT. Get your bowl ready.
Posted in Cleanse, Freshly Made, Green Tips, Natural Lifestyle | Tagged alkaline, antioxidants, Articles, budget, chinese, cold, depression, disease, easy recipe, flu, food, gluten free, gluten free recipe, healing, Healthy Lifestyle, healthy living, illness, iron, japanese, Julie Morris, kelp noodles, los angeles, miso, natural, nutrition, organic, raw food, remedy, soup, swine flu, tofu, vegan, vegan chicken noodle, vegetarian, wakame, Weight Loss |
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