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This recipe uses pantry staples (brown rice, sweet potato, tahini, coconut nectar) and is perfect for a busy weeknight dinner. It also packs beautifully for lunch the next day. Suitable for the Clean Program Elimination Diet. Extremely flexible base recipe for lots of different combinations and flavors.
This recipe uses pantry staples (brown rice, sweet potato, nuts, dried fruit) and is perfect for a busy weeknight dinner. It also packs beautifully for lunch the next day. Suitable for the Clean Program Elimination Diet.
I always have ground lamb and frozen peas and carrots in my freezer so I can make this rich, decadent curry with pantry staples like coconut milk and brown rice.
When you want to use up the brown rice and canned pumpkin in your pantry in a way that is healthy and flavorful. 🙂 This recipe uses pantry staples (brown rice, canned pumpkin). Suitable for the Clean Program Elimination Diet.
When you want to use up the brown rice and canned pumpkin in your pantry in a way that is healthy and flavorful. 🙂 This recipe uses pantry staples (brown rice, canned pumpkin). Suitable for the Clean Program Elimination Diet.
This recipe is from an absolutely beautiful blog post, “Baked Oatmeal with Steel Cut Oats” from the inspiring Alexandra Stafford (she goes by Ali). Her blog, Alexandra’s Kitchen, is a go-to for me. Ali was originally inspired by Heidi Swanson’s recipe in Super Natural Every Day, …