Last week I got these beautiful turnips at the farmers’ market. I love a crisp, ripe white turnip and could just eat it raw - they are so sweet! These were great because the greens were in good shape so I used them to make juice in the morning and then I tossed a few [...]
Archives for posts tagged ‘salad’
Apple-Turnip Chicken Salad
Tuesday, 13 October 2009
Raw Asparagus & Kale “Guacamole” Salad
Thursday, 28 May 2009
I’ve been on a raw food kick lately. I started doing yoga again a couple of weeks ago and really feel motivated to detox. But forget special detox diets and supplements - the best way to do that is to juice regularly and incorporate more raw foods in your diet, especially fruits and vegetables. All [...]
Black Bean & Corn Salad
Thursday, 14 May 2009
One of the hardest things about being on a gluten-free and sugar-free diet is trying to find things to snack on during the day. Usually my snacks consist of fruit and nuts or the occasional slice of gluten-free toast with almond butter. But when I have long days it really helps me to have a [...]
Trader Joes’ Marinated Three-Bean Salad (and other healthy lunch options)
Sunday, 15 February 2009
I just had to take a picture of this beautiful salad I made for lunch today. The ingredients are simple - mixed greens and arugula from the farmers’ market, sliced red bell pepper, diced almonds and Trader Joe’s brand marinated three-bean salad, dressed with extra virgin olive oil and fresh squeezed lemon juice and garnished [...]
Cranberry Wild Rice & Buckwheat Salad
Thursday, 5 February 2009
Did you know that wild rice is not actually rice at all, but it is a seed-bearing grass that grows in marshes and shallow waters in the Midwestern United States? Despite its name and resemblance to traditional rice, it is not in the same family. It is however very nutritious - high in protein, fiber, [...]
Tomato Cucumber Cilantro Salad
Friday, 29 August 2008
Walking through the farmers’ market in late July and August, one cannot miss the signs that it is tomato season in California. Everywhere you turn there are piles of ripe, organic tomatoes - bright red, yellow, orange ones, multi-colored heirlooms, cherry and grape tomatoes, you name it. This is one of my favorite times of [...]


