Quarantine treats (healthy, simple desserts and snacks)
Get your kids involved to occupy your kids during quarantine while getting them to help out and create something useful that they can eat! Kid-friendly and healthy!
A funny video to cheer you up in quarantine
Just another normal day in quarantine…they say nature is taking over..I guess the Dinosaur age is back!
Chickpea flatbread (vegan, yeast-free, gluten-free bread)
During quarantine pandemic shopping all the yeast and flour got sold out. No worries, this gluten-free chickpea and sweet potato flatbread is made without yeast, doesn’t require a dutch-oven nor banneton, and it is a no-knead bread without any waiting, timing or waking up early to attend to it rising. No starter culture, no baking soda, no eggs, no stand mixer, no bread machine..simply a no-hassle, budget-friendly, easy bread that will keep you satiated longer as its healthier than regular bread! And its delicious. Win-win all around.
Crispy chicken thighs (simple quarantine meal)
easy quarantine roasted chicken dinner
Quarantine meals (pantry recipes)
Lockdown and bookmark these healthy recipes to pull out during quarantine months and use up the Covid-19 stockpiling staples, dry goods and canned foods you bought! note: I will need to update these links to include the new domain address. Meantime, check out these recipes in the search […]
Mediterranean shrimp roasted veggies (one-pan meal)
If you love a one-and-done meal that is foolproof for even the novice cook (or stressed quarantine cook), give this oven-baked shrimp with herbs and potatoes recipe a try. A dish that even those who hate shrimp (like my mom) will love! Just a few simple ingredients of pantry and freezer staples, and one-pan for the ultimate one-pot meal and quarantine meal that you will be making long past lockdown days.
Simple Fresh mango juice cocktail
Need a semi-healthy quarantine cocktail? Try this easy fresh mango cocktail
Immune supporting foods, teas and smoothies
So far there is no cure nor magic pill for the Coronavirus but the WHO, doctors and every grandma with common sense are all recommending you to eat healthy and eat enough vitamin-rich, nutrient dense whole foods to keep a healthy immune system. Although the term “immune boost” […]
