Heather's classes are never just about recipes, or cooking with whole foods, though. They're more about nourishing the whole self. So, week one included quite a few "lifestyle" and self-care suggestions to help us do just that. My favorite was reorganizing my pantry and refrigerator, to make room for a few new ingredients I haven't cooked with before, and to make sure everything was properly stored in glass, not plastic. She even gave us a download to make precious little labels for our jars!
Despite having to add a few new ingredients to my repertoire, Heather's recipes are anything but "blech!" Best of all? They're downright easy! Take yesterday, for instance. I had a rough afternoon. Spent the afternoon in the dentist's chair, then had to go to the grocery store, pick up my Bountiful Sprout basket, get some plants at King Feed (which is TBS's new pick up site) and then come home and put all the groceries away and deal with all that produce. By the time I was done, it was already dinner time, and I hadn't even started cooking. I was just about to tell my hubby that I deserved to eat out after all that, but then I remembered one of Heather's recipes that had sounded very quick and yummy. All I had to do was grab an avocado, mash it up with some lime juice, canned white beans, a pinch of sea salt and some freshly ground pepper. Then I heated a couple of the organic whole wheat tortillas I'd just brought home in my TBS basket, spooned in some of the avocado mixture, topped that with salsa, green onion and cilantro, et voila! Easy-Peasy, and good! The tough part now is deciding what to fix tonight. Pad Thai? Curried Chickpeas? Black Bean Chili? Pasta? So many choices!
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