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Organic Apple Cranberry Stuffed Squash Recipe

Organic Apple Cranberry Stuffed Squash Recipe


Vegan * Vegetarian * Paleo * Kid Friendly * Gluten Free


4 squash (acorn or carnival)
1 cup minced shallots (about 3-4 large shallots)
4 cups chopped apples (about 3 medium-sized apples)
2 cups fresh cranberries
1 cup chopped pecans
2 teaspoons vegetable oil, plus extra to oil baking sheets
1 teaspoon ground sage
1/2 teaspoon sea salt
freshly cracked pepper
 
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
Cut squash in half and remove seeds. Lightly oil...















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Organic Lime Pudding Cake

Organic Lime Pudding Cake

This cake-like pudding tastes like warm Key lime pie. Tried and tested at the Manson Household. It was so worth all the steps and was actually quite easy to make. Okay truth be told it was amazing and I ate most of it myself. The top is delightful and cakey but the bottom is  creamy soft pudding, it is tangy, sweet and delectable.

Prep: 20 min - Bake: 42 min - Cool: 30 min
Cake Ingredients:
3 eggs, separated
1 cup sugar
1/3 cup Butter, softened
1/4 cup lime juice
1 tablespoon freshly grated lime peel











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Organic baby food roasted banana puree

Baby food-Roasted Organic Banana Puree

Vegan * Vegetarian * Gluten Free

Guest Contributor Kim Corrigan-Oliver

Organic Bananas are a great first food for your baby. They are easy to digest and sweet like breast milk. They are often referred to as a pre-packaged meal for your baby…just bring it along as is, mash when needed and serve.

I like to take things to a different level though. I like to really tickle those tiny taste buds, and why not, the tastes are children develop in childhood will be with them for a lifetime. Now is the perfect time to introduce flavourful foods.

So, why not roast your bananas before serving to your baby. The roasting process takes the flavour to a whole new level, one your baby is sure to love.

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Twice baked Squash-local in season organic cooking

 Twice Baked Squash-Local in Season Organic Cooking

Vegan * Vegetarian * Paleo * Kid friendly * Recipe

Eating in season is by far the best way to eat. Food in season is at its prime in taste and nutritional value. And eating in season much easier on our wallets and that is always a good thing.

At the moment, the growing season in Ontario is coming to a close, but I for one still have a few butternut squashes hanging around from the garden, just waiting to be cooked. We enjoy butternut squash many different ways – roasted on its own or with other vegetables, in soup and in twice baked squash, one of my little man’s favourites.



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Organic Kale Recipes

Organic Kale Chips

Vegan * Vegetarian * Paleo * Kid Friendly *30 minute express


 
Ingredients
1 bunch kale
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 teaspoon seasoned salt






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organic sweet potato recipes

Organic Sweet Potato 

You may eat them just because they are darn tasty but sweet potatoes are very high in nutrients and are available all year round.

In our family we eat them almost daily but we choose one really quick method that also is one of the healthiest ways to enhance the absorption of the beta-carotene. We simply wash...

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Organic chopped salad recipe
Chopped salads are my go to weekday salad. It changes over the season as there are different things in season locally and either feast or famine in my fridge. What I love is that in each and every bite is different and no two salads are identical.
 



The trick is to start with a really great recipe and then alter from there, that way you can whip it up on a moment’s notice while you are making the other things for your meals. It is made all on one chopping board and the dressing is chopped and mixed right into the whole thing.
 
Here is my Chopped Salad
 
Serves 4
 
5 minutes

4 green onions (alt red onion, leeks etc)
½ a cucumber
Some fresh basil leaves (dill is great too)
2 small, just ripe avocados
1 lettuce (leaf, Boston or romaine or even mixture)
1 Tomato

6 tbsp. Extra virgin oil
2 tbsp. Red wine vinegar
1 tsp. English Mustard ( I add more than this to my salads)
Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper

 

Optional things I have put in
 
Cheddar cheese, grilled chicken, feta or blue cheese, zucchini, olives, peppers, apples really anything that
 
You will need
 
Chopping Board and a large knife
 
Start with the crunchy vegetables first. Starts chopping everything into smaller sized slices continually move everything into the center of your board so that you are always chopping into the ingredients below. Avocado if it is still firmer you will need to cut up small, if it is quite soft I just cut in half, take out the pit and scrape with a spoon until mush (no need for extra bowls)
 
I throw into a serving bowl and drizzle my olive oil, vinegar, salt pepper and mix thoroughly. Yum, I lived off this for two months when I did a raw vegan cleanse, still my favourite today. Enjoy!





































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