Of all the ways to use up a rotisserie chicken, this Chipotle Chicken Buddha Bowl is one of my favourites! Paleo, gluten-free and full of flavour, this recipe is perfect for batch meal prep and can be made in 20 minutes or less. Friends, you are the BEST. I can’t even begin to tell you […]
Like an epic taco, minus the mess. These Fish Taco Bowls with Chimichurri Sauce are loaded with roasted cauliflower, crispy cabbage slaw, creamy avocado, zesty lime and fresh chimichurri sauce. So good, you might just lick the bowl clean! If you’ve been reading along for any length of time, it’s probably evident that the plates in […]
It’s not Taco Tuesday, nor is it Fajita Friday (is that a thing?) but it’s Wednesday, and I’m willing to bet that at this stage in the week, you’d be down for a totally low-maintenance, one-skillet dinner. Am I right? Meals in my house tends to take on 1 of 3 cultural flavour profiles – […]
A few weeks ago one of my teammates at work returned from the holiday break, declaring it the month of Veguary. In other words, she decided she’d kick off the year by following a vegan for January. Being the foodie and advocate for vegetables that I am, I figured I’d support her in the best […]
Lately I’ve been doing a lot of talking about meal prep and making it easy to maintain healthy eating habits on a consistent basis. It never fails, however, that I get the question, “But Angela, what if there comes a weekend when I’m away and just can’t dedicate ANY time to doing ANY prep for […]
Let’s talk about trends. Clothing-wise, I’ve always considered myself more of a follower than a fashionista. When I was younger I probably had just as many fashion magazines as any other teenage girl, and a list as long as my arm of all the outfits I “needed” to buy. While at one point I took great pleasure in finding […]
After almost 6 years of blogging, I’ve come up with many ways to end the sentence “You know you’re a blogger when…” For example, you know you’re a blogger when you don’t just look at tweezers as a tool to pluck your eyebrows, but a tool for placing that sesame seed in exactly the right […]
Back when you were in university or college, did the psychology department run studies that you could volunteer for? Mine did, and I signed up because they’d pay me to do something as easy as sit in a room for 30 minutes, look at at computer-generated facial expressions and press buttons on a keyboard. That would immediately […]
