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| Blueberry Beer Biscuits |
My first hand account of the ongoing search for health and wellness through a conscious focus on nutrition, cooking, ingenuity, and physical exertion. As an active stay at home mother of two young children, I spend large portions of my day in my kitchen inventing new recipes and reinventing old favorites into fun, healthy and delicious meals my whole family loves... especially while on the run... literally.
Sunday, March 22, 2015
Blueberry Beer Biscuits
Labels:
beer,
beer biscuits,
Biscuits,
Blueberry,
whole wheat
Raspberry and Cocoa Beer Biscuits
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| Raspberry and Cocoa Beer Biscuits |
I couldn't stop with just one variation on my Beer Biscuits, so the weekend after I first made my Blueberry Beer Biscuits, I changed the recipe a little more and made these. They are so moist, and delicate, with a rich chocolate flavor, that I almost felt guilty eating them for breakfast, but not for long. You could easily substitute the butter in any of these recipes for coconut oil for a different flavor and nutrient content, and as I stated with the blueberry ones, any type of beer and mix in would work as well. My favorite part is that from start to finish, it only takes about 30 minutes and my family can enjoy a healthy, slightly indulgent, home baked breakfast. And if you have left overs, they freeze great and are perfect to pack into a kids lunch for a treat all their friends, and teachers, will want to try!
Labels:
beer,
beer biscuits,
chocolate,
cocoa,
raspberry,
whole wheat
Friday, March 6, 2015
Strawberry Decadence Bars
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| Strawberry Decadence Bars |
Feel the need for something sweet today? This recipe uses 100% healthy, natural, powerhouse foods and doesn't even require any baking. And unlike a lot of "raw", "vegan", "paleo" posts I see circulating around social media, this doesn't have any weird ingredients that you have never heard of before. Just simple, healthy fruits, nuts, cocoa, maple syrup and coconut. It only took me about 20 minutes to assemble and they lasted in the freezer for over a week, and after a few minutes thawing on the counter, tasted just as good each time I served them. Both of my kids loved them and I love the bright pink, all natural, color of the middle layer. A slightly thicker chocolate layer, might be nice next time so if you want a little more chocolate I would recommend doubling up on the final three ingredients. And you could always use a different fruit or nut depending on what you have in your kitchen or what your family prefers. And then serve this treat knowing that you are providing a healthy snack disguised as a dessert!
Labels:
almonds,
chocolate,
cocoa powder,
coconut cream,
coconut oil,
dates,
dessert,
maple syrup,
strawberries,
vegan
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