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Sweet Potato, Kale, Mushroom Hash

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This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #ChooseMazola #CollectiveBias — Especially the opinion that my recipe for Sweet Potato, Kale, Mushroom Hash will re-invigorate your breakfast routine.

#ad Make breakfast healthier, tastier, and more satisfying with simple swaps. Sweet Potato, Mushroom, and Kale Hash features cholesterol-free corn oil. #ChooseMazola #vegetarian #glutenfree #sugarfree | theeverykitchen.com

September is Cholesterol Awareness Month and we’re starting our September mornings right with better-for-you breakfast. A few simple swaps can make this meal healthier, tastier, and more satisfying. Sweet Potato, Kale, Mushroom Hash features cholesterol-free corn oil. A clinical study showed Mazola Corn Oil reduces cholesterol 2x more than extra virgin olive oil. To learn more about this claim, see MAZOLA.com.

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Easy Roasted Vegetable, Hummus, and Quinoa Bowls

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Tracking PixelThis sponsored post for Easy Roasted Vegetable, Hummus, and Quinoa Bowls was written by me on behalf of Minute®. I was compensated monetarily and with product.

Easy Roasted Vegetable, Hummus, and Quinoa Bowls are fully prepped in just 15 minutes thanks to @MinuteRiceUS Ready to Serve AD | theeverykitchen.com
Cook once, eat twice. That’s my new motto friends. Or – how’s this one – “Cook once, for like 15ish minutes, and eat four times.” Like that one even better? I know I do!

And let me tell you why. Here’s a typical day in the life of Danielle, dietitian and food blogger, food service manager and socialite, marathon trainee and sailor-in-training.

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Easy Thai Coconut Curry Noodles (Khao Soi) and Thailand Part I – Chiang Mai

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Easy Thai Coconut Curry Noodles (Khao Soi) | www.theeverykitchen.com
How do you put the most incredible week of your life into words? How do you condense it into 20 pictures or less? I’m never at a loss for words — not when I’ve got my virtual pen to paper. But here I am…

I suppose I could start by writing about the food… Easy Thai Coconut Curry Noodles (Khao Soi) was one of our first meals on that side of the Pacific and easily one of my top two for the week. I craved it for the duration of our vacation, but was determined not to eat the same thing twice. Now that I’m home, I’m Americanizing and easifying it and adding it to the regular dinner rotation.

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Cranberry-Pecan Spiced Quinoa Breakfast Bowls

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Cranberry-Pecan Spiced Quinoa Breakfast Bowls | www.theeverykitchen.com
SNOW DAY! I made so many delicious kitchen things. *I attempted to make so many delicious kitchen things. Success rate – 50 percent. But those that were successful, are delicious. Like Cranberry-Pecan Spiced Quinoa Breakfast Bowl.

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Roasted Pumpkin Ramen

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Roasted Pumpkin Ramen | www.theeverykitchen.com
Boy do I just crave ramen sometimes. I am not a noodle person. I have no idea why I have this crazy noodle soup craving. Maybe it’s the cooler weather or the shorter days. Maybe it’s the cold I can’t kick. But all I want is a big, brothy bowl of Roasted Pumpkin Ramen.

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Basic Overnight Steel-Cut Oats

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This recipe for Basic Overnight Steel-Cut Oats takes just 60-seconds at night to give you a happy, hearty, and healthy breakfast in the morning. Add any toppings you like as long as you follow the basic ratio of 1 part oatmeal to 2 parts milk. | theeverykitchen.com
I’m officially obsessed with Basic Overnight Steel-Cut Oats. Like, can’t-go-a-morning-without-this obsessed. Like, might-cry-into-my-bowl-once-it’s-empty obsessed. Why? Because they’re EASY and chewy and satisfying without added sugar and with plenty of protein and fiber. 

So normally I eat eggs for breakfast. By normally, I mean almost every day because they are delicious and because they are a good source of protein and because they keep me full until lunchtime. But eggs are now the stuff of Breakfasts Past and now I’m all about the Basic Overnight Steel-Cut Oats.

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Red Lentil and Summer Vegetable Thai Curry

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Red Lentil and Summer Vegetable Thai Curry | www.theeverykitchen.com
Know what I just did? I went to the gym. Actually, I walked to the gym, Body Pumped for an hour, then walked back, uphill both ways, I swear it.

And then, when I got back, I needed to cool off. So I opened the refrigerator door and stood there.

It took about two seconds for me to see the Tupperware container of Red Lentil and Summer Vegetable Thai Curry. I snatched it off the shelf as if it were going to disappear before my eyes, slammed the refrigerator door shut, and retrieved a fork. Then I proceed to eat cold curry straight out of the container, leaning against the counter, feeling no shame, first picking out all the vegetables, then slurping up all the noodles, practically licking the sauce residue off the plastic.

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Crispy Chickpea and Greek Yogurt Protein Bowls

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Crispy Chickpea and Greek Yogurt Protein Bowls are light and filling at the same time. This recipe has tons of flavor and crispy plus creamy textures. Beware -- you may find yourself craving these creamy and crispy bowls at all times of day. | theeverykitchen.com
Crispy Chickpea and Greek Yogurt Protein Bowls are light and filling at the same time. This recipe has tons of flavor and crispy plus creamy textures. Beware — you may find yourself craving these creamy and crispy bowls at all times of day.

Crispy chickpeas are the ultimate protein-packed power snack right now.

Says… ME!

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