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When I was a child I did NOT like Asparagus! Well, I didn’t like very many vegetables. Carrots and peas, that was that!Today I really enjoy Asparagus, and like to use them both raw in a salad, wrapped in bacon and grilled, or in a creamy soup like the one I will share with you…

If you are anything like me, you have probably started juicing fresh fruit and vegetables in the morning more than once, right? And every time it lasts for a week, maybe two and then we stop, both because it can be time consuming if you don’t prep, and because it seems very expensive, as you…

I am so ready for fresh spring crops for my salad. It always feels like April is the In Between Season month when it comes to fresh food!Today’s salad is a mix of winter crops like Cabbage and Carrots with Spring Six Salad, Radishes and a late summer crop like Zucchini!They all have one thing…

Don’t you just love a good Chocolate cookie from time to time? Well, I do.However, I’m not very good at baking, so it has to very easy. These Chocolate cookies with Hemp CBD Powder, are super easy non bake cookies, and they taste amazing. Cacao has been known for thousands of years as a bean…

The first time I saw these sliced Apple Appetizers was at Clean Food Crush. I bet you can make them in many different ways, but the tuna and apple combination just spoke to me.It is very easy to make, and looks fantastic.Last night we had a Christmas party in our Zilis Team, and I decided…

Another great winter salad, is the extremely colorful Red Cabbage with Kale, Clementines and Walnuts.I usually get 4-5 different salads out of one head. Sometimes the whole base is Red Cabbage, and sometimes I just use a little.The deep purple color of Red Cabbage is so inviting to eat, especially on these more grey and…

Winter and soups is definitely a thing! In this house we just love a good creamy soup. And you can make it of just about any vegetable you can think of.Today I craved green peas; I love the sweetness and the vibrant color. On top of that it is a very nutrient little thing! They…

Why do we even celebrate Thanksgiving? Did you know that Thanksgiving was first celebrated back in 1621? With the help of Indians, the pilgrims survived a bitter winter and had a bountiful harvest. In celebration they did a traditional English harvest festival lasting 3 days, which brought the pilgrims and natives to unite in a…

Pickled beets

Fall is the time for root vegetables, and we usually have an abundance of many different ones like Potatoes, Carrots, Parsnips, Beets, Celery etc. However, it can be hard to store them, and have them last for a long time, without prepping them!I love Beets; They have a great color in a dish as well…

Pumpkin, Squash, apple, cabbage and root vegetables, are all very colorful, nutridense and cheap foods. Easy to grow yourself, or easy to get locally grown. They also have many different uses. in stews, soups, roasted, raw and some of them pickled.Today we are having an Apple Kale and pickled Beet salad. One of the reasons…

Kale and pickled onions

Summer is almost over, and Fall is closing in! I don’t know about you, but I’m not really ready for the cooler days just yet.However, I do love the more dense and heavy food that comes with Fall, such as all the different Squash, Kale, Apples, rood veggies, the different cabbages, Cauliflower, Broccoli, and Brussel…

Pickled red onions

Red onion is something I have come to love over the last few years. I add them raw to salads, chopped in Danish meatballs, or as a last ingredient in our stir fry. Onions are extremely healthy, and very high in antioxidants. They are an excellent sources of vitamin C, sulphuric compounds, flavonoids and phytochemicals.…

It’s the time of year for all the different types of summer Squash. I love to experiment how to use these very nutritious and inexpensive vegetables in our dishes. Some of the benefits from the Summer Squash family is the high content of Vitamin C, which helps boost your immune system, repairing cells, and slowing…

We all know that fish is a great source of Omega 3, which is an essential fatty acid we need for optimal function. You might think that you can get enough Omega 3 through plant based fats, but that’s not the case. In order for our body to recognize the plant based Omegas ALA, we…

I have been trying to find a good, simple recipe for gluten free simple pancakes, without banana. Apparently that was not as easy as I thought!
This recipe is so easy, and the pancakes are delicious.

During the winter season wa always eat a lot of root fruits and other winter crops. Beets are one of my favorites, and we have them many times a week! Not only are beets packed with vitamins and minerals, they are also known for supporting your heart health. Beets are also very good for athletes,…

During the winter season, we always enjoy different soups, and they can either be super fast or cook all day!

Did you know that organic free range eggs are actually a superfoods? They contain a little bit of almost all the vitamins and minerals you need. They are a great source of protein as well. You might have heard that eggs are bad for your cholesterol! Well, that is not true. Because we produce cholesterol…

Pumpkin season is here!! I love all the different varieties of pumpkins and squashes, and all the different amazing dishes we can make from these cheap and yet nutritious crops! Hokkaido pumpkin has a slightly chestnut and nutty flavor, and the very tasty orange-red flesh is very nutrient dense, because it contains less water…

Another easy and super tasty salad with watermelon. I know it’s getting late in the season for watermelon, but you can still find some really good ones out there. The red color is so inviting and packed with nutrients; High levels of Vitamin A, B6 and C, and a significant amount of antioxidants, lycopene and amino…