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Cleansing Green Smoothie With Parsley

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I’m not entirely sure why, but I always seem to glance across beautiful bunches of parsley when I’m looking for recipe inspiration at the grocery store. Despite being mostly celebrated as a garnish, however, parsley (particularly flat-leaf parsley) has good flavor.

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Easy Sprout Smoothie Recipe

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Health beauties often refer to sprouts as the fountain of youth because they are a highly concentrated source of enzymes.  Sprouts, of course, add a nice crunch to salads and sandwiches.  They are also delicious in smoothies.  Give this Easy Sprout Smoothie recipe a try.

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Banana Date Bread

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Banana bread is one of my husband’s favorite treats. I usually follow a classic banana bread recipe that my mom always made for my sister and I when we were little. This past weekend, however, I was inspired to try something a little different.

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Creamy Veggie Pot Pie with Rosemary

healthy vegetable pot pie recipe

One of my husband’s favorite fall meals is a pot pie. In my feel-good interpretation of this classic comfort food, I use an abundance of veggies with a creamy white bean and rosemary puree (instead of gravy made with white flour).

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Cherry Fever - Cherry Compote, Cherry Soup, Cherry Cake

It's no surprise that summer is a great time for fruit, especially stone fruit such as apricots, plums, nectarines, peaches and of course cherries too!

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Chocolate chip cookies..

We had a Thanksgiving potluck at work and my department allowed us to sign up for either bringing a side dish or dessert.Of course I picked dessert!! Since I never made chocolate chip cookies before and they are generally a … Continue reading →

Anna Reorda

I started cooking when I was about 12 and haven’t stopped. I am self-taught and my grandma is my go-to for any and all cooking and baking questions.  I love trying new recipes and average about 2 a week—I will try anything once. Recently I started coming up with my own recipes—some have been really yummy and some I won’t be making again. Sometimes I think I should be from the South, I love feeding people and love the question, "What’s for dinner?"

Anna Berman

After traditional education and years of working as an Economic Analyst, Anna chose to follow her passion for culinary arts at the Culinary Institute of America. Her journey took her from Texas to New York, Iowa and Alabama. Throughout her journeys, Anna has written, developed and tested recipes for several cookbooks and national magazines including Fitness, Southern Living and Cuisine at home. Back in Seattle, Anna continues to freelance as a writer, recipe developer and a culinary instructor.

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Celeb Chef Bryan Voltaggio Collaborating with Flying Dog Brewery

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