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By Julie Morris on August 3, 2010
I wish I had a brownie for every time I’ve been informed that eating naturally is simply too hard. While making fancy shmancy meals can be a fun project, uber delicious healthy food doesn’t have to be complicated…
Posted in Freshly Made, Green Tips, Health On A Budget, Natural Lifestyle, Uncategorized | Tagged antioxidants, Articles, budget, carrot, cheap eats, coconut oil, delicious, demo, diet, easy recipe, environment, fennel, food, french fries, fries, gluten free, gluten free recipe, health, Healthy Lifestyle, healthy living, homemade, how to make, ingredient, instructions, Julie Morris, local food, locavore, los angeles, natural, nom, nutrition, organic, parsnip, potato, raw food, Recipes, root, superfoods, vegan, vegetables, vegetarian, Weight Loss, yum, yummy |
By Julie Morris on July 15, 2010
VIDEO: Julie shares her recipe for delicious No Bake Brownies. Make in 5 minutes with just 5 natural ingredients.
Posted in Cooking Show | Tagged antioxidants, brownies, cacao, cacao nibs, Chocolate, Cooking Show, dates, demo, dessert, diet, easy recipe, EFA, environment, essential fatty acids, food, food network, food processor, gluten free, gluten free recipe, health, healthy desserts, Healthy Lifestyle, healthy living, how to, iron, Julie Morris, living, local food, los angeles, natural, Navitas Naturals, no bake, nutrition, organic, plant-based diet, protien, raw food, raw recipe, Recipes, sea salt, superfoods, tv chef, vegan, vegetarian, video, walnuts, Weight Loss |
By Julie Morris on June 17, 2010
One of my favorite experiments thus far turns out to be one of the easiest: Red Raspberry Popsicles – enhanced by date syrup that’s added just before freezing so it stays in tight little flavor pockets throughout the popsicle. Heaven brought to you by your freezer, and an ideal summertime treat. Here’s how to make them.
Posted in Freshly Made, Natural Lifestyle, Uncategorized | Tagged alkaline, almond milk, antioxidants, Articles, beach diet, bikini diet, dairy-free, date syrup, dessert, diet, easy recipe, environment, food, frozen dessers, gluten free, gluten free recipe, healthy desserts, Healthy Lifestyle, healthy living, hot weather desserts, how to make, Julie Morris, local food, los angeles, natural, nutrition, organic, organics are for everyone, plant-based diet, popsicles, Raspberry, raw food, Recipes, stevia, superfoods, vegan, vegetarian, Weight Loss |
By Julie Morris on June 4, 2010
This month I’ve got an article in Readymade on how to easily make your own healthy tonic of choice — kombucha — for just pennies a serving.
Posted in News | Tagged article, budget, cheap, cheap eats, Detox, diet, easy recipe, food, freecycle, gluten free, gluten free recipe, GT's kombucha, health, Healthy Lifestyle, healthy living, instructions, Julie Morris, kombucha, kombucha kit, local food, los angeles, make your own kombucha, natural, nutrition, organic, plant-based diet, raw food, raw recipe, ReadyMade, recycle, scoby, superfoods, upcycle, vegan, vegetarian, Weight Loss |
By Julie Morris on May 12, 2010
My mission is to share the delicious enjoyment of nutritious natural food and an eco-friendly lifestyle with everyone I can. Sign up and get access to your instant (and gorgeous) download of: A Day of Superfoods – 5 easy, natural recipes for feeling fabulous morning to night.
Posted in Freshly Made, Green Tips, Health On A Budget, Natural Lifestyle, Raw Foods | Tagged a day of superfoods, alkaline, antioxidants, Articles, cacao, chia, coconut oil, coconut sugar, dessert, diet, E book, easy natural recipes, easy recipe, fabulous recipes, flexitarian, free ebook, fresh foods, gluten free, gluten free recipe, healthy desserts, Healthy Lifestyle, healthy living, hemp, how to use superfoods, iron, Julie Morris, local food, los angeles, natural energy, organic, palm sugar, plant-based diet, raw food, raw recipes, recipe ebook, Recipes, superfoods, vegan, vegan author, vegan book, vegetarian, Weight Loss |
By Julie Morris on May 5, 2010
Is it necessary to eat organic all the time? Well, ideally, yeah. (And in a perfect world the idea mixing chemicals and food would be absolutely egregious in the first place). However, if a tight wallet, lack of availability, or just unfamiliarity with the organic movement is an issue, chuck the idealism at the door and instead start out by taking on baby step #1: saying NO to the Dirty Dozen list – the worst of the worst non-organic offenders.
Posted in Food Politics, Green Tips, Natural Lifestyle, Organic Farming | Tagged Articles, budget, cheap eats, chemical pollution diet, Detox, diet, dirty dozen, dirty dozen 2010, eating natural, environment, environmental protection agency, epa, food, food activism, food safety, fungicides, gluten free, GMO, health, Healthy Lifestyle, healthy living, herbicides, highest pesticide list, Julie Morris, local food, los angeles, natural, non-GMO, nutrition, organic, organic regulation, organic standards, pesticides, plant-based diet, produce, raw food, vegan, vegetables, vegetarian |
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