These tasty little treats are sweet, dark, rich and oily- as I remember my mom’s brownies to be when I was a kid. But it’s all the pleasure, none of the guilt with these raw, fruit and nut-based brownies. Besides being incredibly tasty, they are rich in good oils and calcium! Definitely the best of both worlds in this case.
I always think it is a shame to hear how most people assume that healthy food...
I made this tasty treat for our family on St. Patrick’s Day this past weekend and it was so yummy we ate it up before I had a chance to take a picture. So, that just meant I had to make a new batch this morning. And then I had the privilege of being greeted by the sound of “I LOVE it!. . . We have a big one?!” by my four year-old.
At first I thought “Bummer. . . I can’t share...
As I’ve mentioned before, I’m working on finishing up revision/proofing of my first two books (Everyday Wholesome Eating and Everyday Wholesome Eating. . . In the Raw) for a new printing. I’ve ended up testing a number of recipes during this time- ones I just haven’t prepared in years. Some are just great as is, others I’ve tweaked slightly.
This week I made my Sesame Candies from...
We love granola, though I rarely make it. After playing around with this recipe a couple of times recently I wondered why not. It’s fairly simple to throw together and it’s certainly much more inexpensive to make your own than to buy a store-bought version. Also, as you’ll see in this recipe, by making your own you can avoid the incredible amount of sugar and other sweeteners traditionally...
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Kim Wilson on Dec 6th, 2011 in
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This is a recipe from my new book, Good and Easy Eats. As I’ve been working on the website this week (preparing for the big launch of the book this Saturday!) I decided to add a band of food images to the home page. I called out to my teenage son, “Which recipe should I have a picture of on the site?” and without pausing he said, “Caramel Corn!”. So within minutes I bought a...