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Meatless Monday Guest Post: Quick Blueberry-Pineapple Crumble

Today's Meatless Monday guest post comes from Ricki at Diet Desserts and Dogs blog. Her recipes are very similar in philosophy and ingredients, using whole foods, gluten-free flours and no refined sugar. Hope you enjoy this beautiful dessert!  It’s nearing the end of summer here in Toronto, and all I’ve been thinking about the past few weeks is local produce: at farmers’ markets–and even the neighborhood grocery store—there is an abundance of just-harvested …Read More

Guest Post: Cashew Cream Cheese Cake – Better Than The Chemical Alternative

Today's guest post comes from Meghan Telpner who runs a cooking school in Toronto, Canada and makes really cool videos on how to eat better and enjoy your food. She says a tantalizing Blueberry Cashew Cream Cake reminscent of an ice cream cake without all chemicals and animal based ingredients. Enjoy!  I am an advocate for whole foods. No numbered ingredients, initials, codes, cans or unpronounceable. In the past, I have …Read More

Vida Vegan Con Memories

  Hi everyone!! After the conference I went full force into my book tour and haven't stopped having fun since! Today I get to take a break, write a post, go to the gym, do some laundry, and try out a fancy restaurant in Seattle called Sutra! More on that later It's really hard to put into words what I experienced at Vida Vegan Con. It went by in a …Read More

West Coast Tour Begins & Behind the scenes video

Today I left the 107 degree Texas heat for the beautiful and 80 degree Portland. I'm attending the first ever Vida Vegan Conference, a vegan blogger conference with the best of the best authors, bloggers, chefs, and cool vegan peeps. I'm thrilled!!  After the con I continue down the coast for a small Blissful Bites book tour. If you live in Portland, Seattle, San Fran, Los Angeles, or San Diego …Read More

Tarragon Dijon Dressing & a Quick Guide to Making Dressings

Happy Meatless Monday everyone!! Today I want to share a quick guide to making salad dressing with you. Making your own salad dressing is a cinch! I prefer to make my own over bottle salad dressings because those tend to be high in oil, salt, and sugar and often have ingredients you can’t pronounce if you got it from a regular grocery store. No thank you! Just like you want …Read More