Simple Side Dish: Roasted Vegetables

Dec 02, 2015
Playing with food is fun BUT sometimes we do not have the time for the set-up and clean up involved in preparing a healthy meal. Rather than turn to packaged foods or take-out options, there are ways that we can make cooking fast and easy. My refrigerator is stocked with seasonal foods. I go to
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Yellow Eye Bean Salad with Sorghum

Oct 01, 2015
Beans are a great source of protein. I enjoy experimenting with different beans to bring variety into my diet. Yellow Eye Beans are high in dietary fiber and iron, low in sodium, and contain no sugar, saturated fat, or cholesterol. One cup of Yellow Eye Beans (boiled) is approximately 250 calories. This recipe can be
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Spinach Quinoa Salad

Sep 28, 2015
Quinoa is a complete protein that is very versatile. When paired with spinach, kale, or mixed greens it can become a satisfying main dish salad that provides protein, fiber, Omega 3’s, and anti-inflammatory nutrients.   Quinoa, like risotto, is a great way to use up small amounts of vegetables that you have left in the
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Red Cabbage Salad with Vegetables and Basil

Sep 14, 2015
It is much easier to eat a Gluten Free and maintain a YogaLean lifestyle if you plan ahead. Salads can be a great meal or side dish but can be a detriment as well if you do not make good choices. They need not be laden with heavy dressings to be appreciated. Opt for seasonal
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Spinach Salad with Figs, Walnuts, and Brie

Sep 08, 2015
A salad can be an accompaniment to a meal or can be a meal itself. The portion size determines everything – salads are a great way to incorporate seasonal fruits and vegetables into your meal. If you are making your salad and entrée, make good choices to ensure you have a balanced meal and include
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Protein Packed Belgian Waffles and Seasonal Fruit

Sep 01, 2015
Some days we have more time for breakfast than others. On those rare occasions when I can sleep in and have a leisurely breakfast before starting my day, I enjoy making Belgian Waffles. This is a treat as each waffle takes a few minutes to cook, each flavor is a delight and wants to be
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Amaranth Fruit and Nut Cereal

Aug 24, 2015
Amaranth is a complete protein. It is a YogaLean way to start your day. You can customize the flavor profile so that you can make this dish day after day and it does not have to be the same. The nutritious grain comes from a fast growing plant related to beets, chard, spinach, and quinoa.
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Gluten Free Mini Quiche

Aug 06, 2015
August 6, 2015 | Rene MacVay, Healthy Recipe Variations I love starting my day with a nutritious breakfast. Some days, I have more time than others to sit down and have a meal. Varying what I eat is important so that I get a variety of nutrients through my diet. If you are like me, you
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Kathryn Herbert on Ancient Healing in the Modern World

Jul 29, 2015
July 27, 2015 | Emelyn Daly, YogaFit Media Ayurveda, ‘Life Science,’ and Common Sense Expert Ayurvedic Practitioner and founder of Ayuway of Life Kathryn Herbert has me totally convinced of the value, efficacy, and do-it-yourself easiness of the ancient Holistic healing modality she teaches and practices. Herbert, who is thrilled to share her expertise at YogaFit’s first Ayurvedic Lifestyle
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No Bake Granola Nut Butter Bars

Jul 21, 2015
Granola Bars can be a breakfast or a snack…it depends on how they are made. These bars are a great Gluten Free YogaLean grab-and-go breakfast, snack after athletic activities, or something to take with you on an airplane flight. I make these each time I fly. I can take them on the plane with dried
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