Roast Me An Apple
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Wow, I have really been spending more time in the kitchen since I ended the cleanse. It is time well spent though!!! I need to be experimenting and whipping stuff up -- not only is it fun, but cooking, and especially baking relaxes me. And relaxation is much needed after a not so enjoyable day at work.
So last night after I finished the leftover Steamed Veggies & Tahini Sauce , I sought out something sweet. I still haven't hit the grocery store, so again, I worked with what I had to get some dessert into my stomach. Source of inspiration: A lonely apple!
Roasting is my favorite ways to prepare veggies and apparently, now fruit! This apple, which I roasted with some canola oil, agave nectar, cinnamon, vanilla, and brown sugar really hit the spot!! It is a great treat for anyone, especially someone on a dairy and gluten-free diet. Healthy and delicious... it's the way I like to roll!
Ingredients:
1 TBSP Canola Oil
1 1/2" TBSP Agave Nectar
Cinnamon (amount your heart desires)
A small dash of vanilla (it is just one apple!)
Brown Sugar (a sprinkling if you will)
Roast at 350 degrees for 8 minutes. Check and stir. Roast for 5 more minutes!
Transfer to a bowl and sprinkle with more brown sugar baby!!
Oh, and I believe I used a Gala apple, but use whatever you have in the kitchen. It will work :)
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What are some of your quick go-to dishes when there is little left in the kitch?
What are some of your quick go-to dishes when there is little left in the kitch?
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- Welcome! My name is Christine and I have landed here to share my love of healthy living and eating. I live in NYC where I am currently enrolled in the School of Integrative Nutrition. I am already certified as a holistic health coach and I have started seeing clients to help them reach their wellness goals. I started hot mama health to share the idea that it is fun to be healthy! Health is an adventure with endless foods to taste, exercises to explore, and challenges to meet! If you do not already feel this way, I hope that I can bring you into the light or at least stir a little inspiration here and there.
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4 comments:
What a great idea! I have some apples that are in the fridge that have ZERO flavor so I might have to try this! =)
I love baked apples! They are so simple and such a healthy comfort food.
When I have nothing left, I can usually scrounge up at least a veggie to roast, an almond butter toast sandwich, or some yogurt!
Love the blog- found you from Healthy Diva Eats!
Love me some apples!!!! What a yummy treat and easy, right up my alley!!
My quick meal would be PB & J on Eizekel Bread and an apple, usually always have the that stuff on hand!
I always have protein powder floating around so the go-to is usually protein pancakes or mixed with yogurt or cottage cheese.
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