Tom and I returned home from Kauai yesterday. We had a wonderful vacation without children this time. They had plenty of fun at home with grandma though! This post is more than a recipe. In fact, after I learned more about mercury levels in Hawaiian fish, I debated posting this at all.

We love anything curry here. Thai curries, Indian curries, curry roasted potatoes, you name it. Our kids love curry too. Those flavors are passed through breastmilk, so they became addicted quite young. One of my favorite things about making a curried dish is the fact that it is fast, easy, and of course, a one-pot meal.

Now we’re talking—a delicious comfort food recipe that’s Elimination Diet-friendly, complete with crispy parsnip fries! These quinoa-salmon burgers are incredibly easy and quick to prepare, making them perfect for busy days.

Some years, it just feels good to bring something different to the Thanksgiving table—something lighter, deeply nourishing, and still full of those cozy fall flavors. This baked salmon has been one of my children’s favorites for years. It’s simple, flavorful, and wonderfully tender. It’s a beautiful option for a smaller gathering or any holiday meal when you want a meat-free main dish. I love serving this salmon with a bright cranberry sauce. You can use my classic Cranberry Orange Sauce, or try my Raw Cranberry Sauce for an extra-fresh, antioxidant-rich pairing. Both versions complement the richness of the salmon beautifully. In the photo here, I’ve added a quick red quinoa pilaf, which makes an easy and colorful side dish.

Here is a yummy recipe I created a few weeks ago for gluten-free fish sticks using halibut. This is one of my super-quick-and-easy meals! I use shredded coconut for the breading and a unique slurry to dip them in....you'll see in my recipe below. I also like to serve these with a Thai Peanut Dipping Sauce (recipe to follow).

This morning we awoke to a hearty layer of frost on the ground. It was a beautiful sun-lit morning that beckoned me to go for a walk. I bundled the boys up in their fleece buntings and put them in the baby jogger. They fell asleep five minutes into the walk which left me time to daydream as I pushed the heavy jogger up and down the hills.