Wholistic Woman
Embracing a whole life approach to wellness
Most of my recipes are fast and feature local ingredients. You’ll also find nearly all the recipes from Simply in Season.
On Sundays I normally participate in the Sunday Supper blogging event where a number of bloggers post recipes on a specific theme. It’s a lot of fun and a great way to find new recipes.
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This dessert recipe features pears and is great for a fall celebration. Consider serving it as a Thanksgiving dessert or Christmas dessert. Of course, you can always eat it any time as a snack with a cup of coffee. Yum! Source: Simply in Season PrintUpside-Down Pear Gingerbread Ingredients1/4 C brown sugar 2 T sugar 1 …
From time to time, people tell me that they love the Simply in Season cookbook, but they don’t know what to make from it. Some of the recipes scare them, so they are glad that I’m doing this project so they can see how the dish turns out. Greens in Peanut Sauce is one of …
Warning: Do not make this on an empty stomach! The smell will drive you crazy while it bakes. This recipe is from the Spring Quiche Trio pages of Simply in Season. I’ve noticed that many of the vegetables available in the spring are also prevalent in the fall. In fact, the leeks were from today’s …
A huge thank you to Cathy at Cathy’s Kitchen Journey! Doesn’t this cranberry nut loaf look delish? After seeing some of these recipes reviewed and photographed by my fellow bloggers, I’m starting to despise this cranberry allergy of mine. Click on over to read her review!
For this recipe, I used a romanesca cauliflower. It’s a fascinating looking vegetable, and DH couldn’t wait to try it. The night before, cut the cauliflower into 1 inch florets, halve the brussels sprouts, drizzle with 2 T olive oil and mix. Then, add 3 cloves of thinly sliced garlic, 1/2 tsp of rosemary, and …
