Wholistic Woman
Embracing a whole life approach to wellness
A funny thing happened on the way to making Simply in Season‘s Gingered Kale and Tofu. I knew from the start that I wouldn’t be using tofu. DH (Dear Husband) originally insisted that “protein alternatives” be used to remain true to the cookbook, but he has since relented as he rediscovered his extreme aversion to …
I’m not going to lie. This took forever to make, and although delicious, maybe a bit ambitious for a weeknight. Tip: Did you know that you can place a can of coconut milk in the freezer for 20 minutes and the coconut butter will rise to the top? You can use this for sauteing. In …
This is another recipe that I wouldn’t have tried were it not for the challenge of cooking every recipe in Simply in Season. Pumpkin? Sausage? Pasta? Oh well, it has wine in it, if it tastes bad I can always finish off the bottle! Ingredients: 1 lb penne pasta 1 lb bulk sweet Italian sausage …
This recipe, from Simply in Season, was one of those I was skeptical about at first. Peanuts? In the sauce? This isn’t Thai food, why are there peanuts? Three roasted poblano peppers? Is this going to be super hot like most green sauces? (I am a HUGE Mexican food fan, but the only heat I …
Many people claim that they do not like venison; that it tastes gamey. I can assure you that not all venison is gamey. In Western Michigan, it is possible to get a deer that has been pretty much corn-fed, much to the dismay of the corn farmers but to the delight of those who are …