This traditional Hungarian recipe is usually prepared in Eastern Europe using the stove, then canned and eaten during the winter months. Even if you don’t cook it, as in the recipe below, you can still enjoy the flavorful peppers in tomato sauce with a hint of herbs and garlic.
Raw food recipes with cinnamon
A mouthful of creamy soup tastes so good when the fall chill comes! Serve slightly warmed for a superb culinary experience. An especially nice luncheon soup around Thanksgiving or even Christmas.
Sink your teeth into these guilt-free, fun Halloween snacks sure to please kids and adults alike.
Summer is here and so is travelling. Here’s an economical and easy way to make raw energy bars for a road trip.
Originally used as a begging bowl by Buddhist monks, the “Buddha Bowl,” in your hands, will become a meal your friends and family will be begging for!
These treats are not only high in bioavailable calcium, but they taste delightful, so definitely make extras if you have kids or are planning to bring them to a potluck: they will go quickly!
Use any fruit or berries you like in this recipe. A simple, quick and delicious way to use chestnuts when they are in season.
With only a handful of ingredients and minimal effort you can charm your family and friends with a nutritious and satisfying holiday dessert that can double as an energizing breakfast.
A variety of textures in each bite and the appealing look of this simple dish offer total satisfaction to the palate when served as a dessert or a breakfast meal.
If you have veggie juice and almond milk prepared in advance, it won’t take long to prepare this popular drink for the holiday celebration. Surprisingly light, refreshing, and tasting much like the traditional eggnog, this beverage is sure to have your guests asking for a refill.
