stories, recipes, tips and tricks to inspire your plant based journey
A few weeks ago, when I interviewed Debby Kastner, The Healthy Librarian, she mentioned a few books and asked if I had read them. As with anything that Debby recommends, I take notice. I immediately purchased three of the four books she mentioned. When my box of new books arrived from Amazon, there was one that I immediately gravitated toward, and…
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This post was sponsored by Nasoya, makers of fine tofu and tempeh products that you can find in the refrigerated section of your grocery store. Tofu and tempeh have become a staple of my Bright Line Eating diet. I received compensation for writing this review. Shakshouka or shakshuka (Arabic: شكشوكة) is a dish of eggs poached in a sauce of…
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I’m so sorry for the delay in my announcement of the winners in my big giveaway of Susan Peirce Thompson’s new Bright Line Eating book. I was totally distracted by an inspiration to create something really powerful for my own use along my weight loss and recovery journey that just might end up becoming something incredible and useful for our…
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What are the chances that you are a reader of Healthy Girl’s Kitchen and you haven’t purchased Susan Peirce Thompson’s new book, Bright Line Eating: The Science of Living Happy, Thin and Free, yet? Okay, they might be pretty small. But in case you haven’t, I’ve got an exciting giveaway for you! Or maybe you have two copies of your…
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Hey guys! I’m so excited to be back with another interview. This episode of the Healthy Girl’s Kitchen Taking the Stress Out of Plant Based Living Podcast features Will Kriski from Potato Strong. I first heard about Will years ago when I began seeing all of the images of his comforting plant-based meals pop up all over social media. Viewing his…
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Have you ever felt called to do something? Something that you don’t know how to do and that seems like it’s way outside of your current ability level and comfort zone? Well, lately (more like the past few years actually) I’ve been experiencing these moments where I feel called to tell my story to a larger audience. It seemed like…
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