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Five Costco Proteins for Easy Meals 
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Five Costco Proteins for Easy Meals 

This post contains 5 pre-cooked proteins from Costco to make easy meals! They are all quick, delicious, and nutritionist-approved!  It is so important to have quick and easy meal options to help you get dinner on the table with little effort! This post contains a list of five of my favorite healthy protein options that…

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Bowl of bone broth with spoon next to it
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Why you should drink bone broth- according to a Nutritionist 

Is bone broth just another trendy thing you see online, or is it actually a superfood that you should be drinking? A Holistic Nutritionist breaks it down for you. I have to admit when I first heard about drinking bone broth, I was immediately turned off by it. Something about the word “bone” being in…

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Carrageenan- A Food Additive to Avoid
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Carrageenan- A Food Additive to Avoid

There are so many food additives now, and it can be really hard to decipher what is harmless and what may be causing health issues in our bodies. Especially when they use scientific names that we have no idea what it even is. For example, “Ascorbic Acid” is just another name for vitamin C, so…

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Free Download- 9 Food Swaps Guide
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Free Download- 9 Food Swaps Guide

9 Food Swaps That Will Impact Your Health This guide is designed to help you make simple food swaps at the grocery store. If you have any of these items in your kitchen, it’s time to swap them out to level up your health! There are so many products on the shelves that are not…

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Three meals from one cook?! YES PLEASE! I roaste Three meals from one cook?! YES PLEASE! 

I roasted the chicken and served it with easy roasted veggies one night and then had leftovers the next. 

Then I turned it into something totally new and made chicken tortilla soup with homemade broth. 

It was SO EASY and so yummy!!! 

I love to cook from scratch but in this season it definitely needs to be easy (or done with a baby on my hip!)

The chicken tortilla soup was on spin on my instapot recipe (which is also insanely easy!)

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And if you’re new here, hi! I’m Jessica. A holistic nutritionist and new mama helping busy moms get a healthy meal on the table! Be sure to follow along for more 🫶🏻
It’s officially fall in my mind 🍂 So I’m celebrat It’s officially fall in my mind 🍂

So I’m celebrating by making this homemade pumpkin spice creamer!

It’s naturally sweetened and so much better for you than the store bought kind!

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It’s official fall season in my mind 🍂 so bring on It’s official fall season in my mind 🍂 so bring on the PSL!! 😍

This pumpkin spice latte is made with a naturally sweetened homemade pumpkin spice syrup. It’s so easy and SO yummy!!

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I don’t care what anyone says, it’s officially fal I don’t care what anyone says, it’s officially fall in my mind 😍

And this creamy pumpkin pasta is the perfect way to celebrate!

It’s super easy to make and INSANELY yummy! 🎃

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Oh how naive pre-baby me was 😂 Coming into postpa Oh how naive pre-baby me was 😂

Coming into postpartum I truly had no idea how hard dinner would be. 

Not only am I doing it one handed with a baby on my hip most of the time, the mental and decision fatigue you feel as a mom, sometimes I just can’t with dinner. 

Before having a baby I would have told you to try to meal prep on the weekends, meal plan, or prep while your baby naps. 

Now I just laugh at all that 😂

I’m a nutritionist and cook for a career, and yet it still feels exhausting most days…

But I’m also determined to figure out a good system and how to help other moms get healthy meals on the table. 

If this is you, you’re in good company! 

And if you’re new here, be sure to follow along for realistic ways to get dinner on the table as a mama 🫶🏻
The last one has me 🥹 Just checking mama…. Becaus The last one has me 🥹

Just checking mama…. Because I needed this reminder today too. 🤍
This was so easy it’s def going to be on repeat! This was so easy it’s def going to be on repeat!

Roasting a whole chicken is super easy and makes the best chicken ever. No more dry boring chicken breast! 👀

I think my favorite part is that this makes multiple meals and it makes it so I don’t have to think about dinner for a couple days 😍 (easy + budget friendly!)

Once most of the meat is gone I’ll take the bones and make bone broth and soup. Should I share how I make that too? 

Recipe 👇🏻 🍗

Ingredients:
1 whole chicken
3 tbsp olive oil
½ tsp each garlic powder, onion powder, thyme, rosemary + sage
1 tsp salt
¼ tsp pepper

Directions:
Mix the olive oil and seasonings together. I eyeballed the seasonings, so these measurements are approximate! You could also use whatever seasoning you’d like. Rub all over the chicken, making sure to get some under the skin too.

Bake at 400°F until the internal temperature reaches 165°F. Mine took about 1½ hours, but this will depend on the size of your chicken, so I always recommend using a meat thermometer!

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Here are the flavor bombs I used to make old veggi Here are the flavor bombs I used to make old veggies actually taste good 👇🏻

Cucumber & tomato salad: 
- I used Italian seasoning & balsamic vinegar for a pop of flavor 

Kale 
- sautéed with garlic & lemon juice (SUCH a yummy combo and so nutrient dense!)

Mushrooms 
- sautéed in the same pan as the steak to pick up the flavor and then added butter and garlic 

Steak
- our favorite seasoning is actually really simple. Just salt, pepper and garlic powder. But it’s def key to not overcook it for the best flavor & texture (use a meat thermometer!!)

It’s definitely not hard to cook like this, but I also think it’s a skill that takes practice! Once you get some practice in, it becomes more second nature ☺️

Meals can be easy, but also packed with flavor! 

If you’re new here, hi! I’m Jessica, a new mama and holistic nutritionist helping busy, overwhelmed moms get dinner on the table. Be sure to follow along for more ❤️

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