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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 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 November 27, 2009
Bring on the antioxidants! In this episode, Julie Morris shares a delicious new way to make jam – made from superfoods like acai berries and chia seeds.
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By Julie Morris on November 17, 2009
The Greeks really have the candy thing down with their traditional Pasteli, which is essentially a chewy and crunchy treat usually made from just sesame seeds and honey. Such a simple combination, yet as sweetly comforting as it gets, with it’s pure whole food ingredients. In my version, I like to use yacon syrup (from the yacon root) instead of honey, as it lends a more sophisticated flavor alluding to molasses and hints of apple.
Posted in Freshly Made, Natural Lifestyle, Traditions | Tagged alkaline, Articles, dessert, diabetes, diet, easy recipe, environment, food, gluten free, gluten free recipe, health, healthy desserts, Healthy Lifestyle, healthy living, hemp, hemp foods, iron, Julie Morris, nutrition, organic, protien, superfoods, vegan, vegetarian, Weight Loss |
By Julie Morris on November 6, 2009
While the Santa Monica farmer’s market buzzed with Sunday morning action, as the turnips seemed destined to simply watch quietly. Three or four to a bundle, each bundle just a dollar a piece, I began to feel a little bad for the turnip, the way you watch an acquaintance fidget awkwardly alone at a party.
Posted in Freshly Made, Health On A Budget, Natural Lifestyle | Tagged Add new tag, Articles, autumn food, budget, cheap eats, diet, easy recipe, fall food, farmer's market, food, gluten free, gluten free recipe, health, healthy desserts, Healthy Lifestyle, healthy living, Julie Morris, local food, low fat soup, natural food, organic, plant-based diet, pureed turnip, raw food, Recipes, santa monica, seasonal eating, superfoods, turnip soup, turnips, vegan, vegetables, vegetarian, Weight Loss |
By Julie Morris on September 18, 2009
Candy junkies looking for a healthier stash have reason to rejoice – and it’s not because of another brightly colored package hitting the shelves. Instead, the source of this sweet party is none other than the oldest known fruit: the date.
Posted in Food Review, Green Tips, Natural Lifestyle | Tagged Articles, budget, candy, date plam, dates, deglect noor, depression, diet, easy recipe, fiber, food, fruits, gluten free, grow, healthy desserts, Healthy Lifestyle, healthy living, honey date, iron, Julie Morris, local food, los angeles, magnesium, medjool, nutrition, organic, plant-based diet, raw food, raw recipe, soluable fiber, superfoods, sweet tooth, vegan, vegetarian, vitamins, Weight Loss |
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