Ann Fulton

Side Dishes

Green Rice

Bursting with flavor and good-for-you ingredients, this colorful rice complements any basic protein and a variety of Latin, Asian, and African dishes. For the sake of St. Patrickโ€™s Day, I think we should call it lucky too!    Someone recently asked me how many recipes I have, and I truly had no idea. My blog…

Main Dishes

One Pan Spanish-Style Chicken & Rice

This all-in-one meal is a weeknight favorite thatโ€™s loaded with filling protein, satisfying carbs, healthy vegetables and lots of great flavor. Authentic arroz con pollo requires patience. Enter the following shortcut chicken and rice recipe that delivers great flavor in a fraction of the time. Quick, one pot meals can be a welcome relief at…

Soups and Stews

Slow Cooker Beef Stew

Inspired by the tomatoey beef stew that my mom and grandmother used to make, this comforting, all-in-one meal is loaded with tender meat and wholesome vegetables and comes together in snap.     Are there certain things you remember from your childhood kitchen? I have an indelible memory of the dark cherry cabinets and the distinctive print…

Pastas

Leftover Pasta Frittata

This speedy dish is the perfect way to stretch leftover pasta into a fun new meal๏ผand the recipe works withย spaghetti squash, too!     On the heels of our recent recipes for quick classic marina sauce and Parmesan garlic bread, a recipe that makes good use of leftovers seemed fitting. Who doesn’t love leftover spaghetti?…

A Few of My Favorite Things

  Iโ€™m a firm believer in the little things in life. Eating your lunch outside on a sunny day, waiting an extra few seconds to hold the door for someone, smiling more, avoiding gossip and simply taking the time to say out loud the nice thing youโ€™re thinking about someone. These seemingly small actions have…

Breads and Baked Goods, Side Dishes

Parmesan Garlic Bread

An unexpected ingredient makes for better browning in this flavor-packed Parmesan spread, which can be kept on hand for a quick, crowd-pleasing side to soups, pastas and salads๏ผand feel free to use with a variety of breads beyond the customary baguette.   Garlic bread is to spaghetti what milk is to cereal. Ok…maybe a toasty…

Condiments, Pastas, Sauces

Quick Classic Marinara Sauce

The long-simmered flavor reminiscent of your grandmother’s classic marinara sauce can be yours in short order thanks to a brief list of key ingredients and one easy method!   A great tasting marinara sauce is often associated with a long simmer on the stovetop. Many sauce recipes also require a lengthy list of ingredients to…

Main Dishes

BBQ Chicken Stuffed Potatoes

This easy meal has just four main ingredients and is hearty, healthy and adaptable. Built-in portion control is an added bonus!    Navigating the road to delicious, well-balanced nutrition can seem like an endless mission riddled with potholes and obstacles. So today’s nourishing recipe is paired with wisdom from a special guest, Nutritionist and Food Freedom expert,…

Breakfast, Snacks

Lolita’s Low Sugar Granola

Granola is supposed to be healthy, right? Yet too often a small serving is surprisingly high in sugar and calories. Happily, Lolita figured out a way to do it differently. Lucky for us, she shared her trade secrets!   Granola is supposed to be healthy, but so often the first or second ingredient is sugar. All…

Cakes, Desserts, Snacks

Emma’s Favorite Cupcakes (dairy- and gluten-free optional)

What happens when a dear friend requests a spot-on replica of the utterly perfect cupcakes her mom used to make๏ผminus the dairy and gluten? You figure out a way, of course! This cupcake recipe, however, is bigger than any one birthday or Valentineโ€™s Day. It represents love and loss and how we can form everlasting…

Salads

Southwestern Nourish Bowls

Brimming with colorful vegetables and plant-based protein, these nutrient-dense bowls are filling, adaptable and easy to prep for the week ahead. (Great portable workย lunch, too!)       Do you have a favorite restaurant meal or prepared food option that youโ€™d like to replicate at home? If so, what is it? With the abundance of…

Photos, reflections and a few questions

Iโ€™m throwing you a curveball today with hopes that you’ll read on and weigh in!ย    In place of a recipe, Iโ€™m briefly reflecting on the last few weeks and asking a couple of questions, and I look forward to your input. I promise weโ€™ll be back to recipes as usual on Saturday. In theย meantime…

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