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This basil and pea hummus is a quick and delicious spring recipe, ready in 5 minutes. Pair it with veggie crudite, or use it as a creamy protein-packed sauce on gluten-free pasta.
I made this recipe for Vitacost, using a variety of their organic and wholesome ingredients. I buy all of my non-perishables on vitacost.com as they offer the healthiest brands at 20-50% less than what you’d pay at a health food store, saving me literally thousands of dollars a year.
You can get everything for this recipe there, except for the frozen peas, basil, and garlic.
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I help busy women lose weight or clear up their acne by developing healthier eating habits, based on a plant-based paleo diet.
For night's you don't want to cook, this quick meal will save you from bad takeout.
OMG. This umami chickpea burger is everything. It's a must-try recipe, especially if you're bored with beans and quinoa, and looking for a fun way to get your plant protein.
As you may be aware by now, cauliflower can be anything, including cauliflower oatmeal. This relatively easy to prepare and quick recipe may become a staple in your morning rotation.