Do you sometimes feel over-fed, yet starving? This question is what made me think of my latest creation for my Herb-Roasted Beauty Veggies Recipe. Itâs packed with a variety of colors (akaâŠnutrients), from green, to orange to natural white (not in the refined sugar kind!) and MORE green, including the triple dose of my favorite fragrant herbs.
You know how crazy I am about eating your veggies. Itâs a top priority throughout all of my Beauty Detox books! So letâs see why we shouldâŠ
Throughout all of the research Iâve done over the past several years, one thing that seems to continue to come up, is that in order to improve your overall health and beautyâwe need to fill up on whole, unrefined plant foods.
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If youâve even seen the film Forks over Knives, you will recall hearing that, âNatural, plant-based foods provide all the essential nutrients needed for a well-balanced and healthy dietâ.
That being said, one of the reasons people tend to overeat and struggle with calorie-counting (as I used to!), and portion size, is that their bodies arenât fully absorbing nutrients. There is a very interesting reason for this, and you can find it on page 8 of my The Beauty Detox Foods book.
And if youâre not absorbing, then youâre not receiving the nutrients you need to function throughout your day. Bottom line is, we want to keep our gut (and all itâs running parts), toxin-free, so that we can benefit from the delicious veggies we put into it.
If you want an added boost of help in removing toxic waste, click here!
HenceâŠ..veggies. If you want to keep your body running efficiently, then greens are one of the most important food groups. They are the most nutrient-dense of all foods and full of alkaline minerals and fiber, and BONUS, they make up your key Beauty Foodsâregenerating and purifying your cells, and keeping your skin glowing, your hair strong and your eyes beautifully bright!
Letâs check out the easy, mineral-rich beauty recipeâŠ
Prepare ingredients.
Place the cauliflower into a large bowl.
Pour the coconut over the cauliflower and coat well.
Next, add the rosemary and thyme. Toss to coat, adding salt and pepper, if desired.
Scatter vegetables evenly on a baking sheet, and roast 20 minutes, turning 2 or 3 times with spatula. Increase oven temperature to 500°F, and roast vegetables 10 minutes more, or until tender.
Transfer vegetables to large serving bowl or platter. Add fresh parsley and lemon juice. Toss to mix, and serve.
Remember, we always want to eat a wide range of vegetables, besides greens. They all have a range of minerals, antioxidants and other nutrients, plus fiber to help sweep away waste from your body, as well as fill you up in the process. This recipe is great for the holiday season but donât hesitate to make it time of the year, and rotate your veggies.
Time to get prepping ladies, and keep our bodies beautiful from the inside out! ;)
Let me know what you think and donât forget to add this recipe to your Dinner Recipes Pinterest Board!
Love,
Kimberly
Try growing some fresh herbs, even if you are crazy busy. I hope it makes you happy too, to cook with some stuff you can grow yourself!! â€ïž
Do you sometimes feel over-fed, yet starving? This question is what made me think of my latest creation for my Herb-Roasted Beauty Veggies Recipe. Itâs packed with a variety of colors (akaâŠnutrients), from green, to orange to natural white (not in the refined sugar kind!) and MORE green, including the triple dose of my favorite fragrant herbs.
You know how crazy I am about eating your veggies. Itâs a top priority throughout all of my Beauty Detox books! So letâs see why we shouldâŠ
Throughout all of the research Iâve done over the past several years, one thing that seems to continue to come up, is that in order to improve your overall health and beautyâwe need to fill up on whole, unrefined plant foods.
If youâve even seen the film Forks over Knives, you will recall hearing that, âNatural, plant-based foods provide all the essential nutrients needed for a well-balanced and healthy dietâ.
That being said, one of the reasons people tend to overeat and struggle with calorie-counting (as I used to!), and portion size, is that their bodies arenât fully absorbing nutrients. There is a very interesting reason for this, and you can find it on page 8 of my The Beauty Detox Foods book.
And if youâre not absorbing, then youâre not receiving the nutrients you need to function throughout your day. Bottom line is, we want to keep our gut (and all itâs running parts), toxin-free, so that we can benefit from the delicious veggies we put into it.
If you want an added boost of help in removing toxic waste, click here!
HenceâŠ..veggies. If you want to keep your body running efficiently, then greens are one of the most important food groups. They are the most nutrient-dense of all foods and full of alkaline minerals and fiber, and BONUS, they make up your key Beauty Foodsâregenerating and purifying your cells, and keeping your skin glowing, your hair strong and your eyes beautifully bright!
Letâs check out the easy, mineral-rich beauty recipeâŠ
Prepare ingredients.
Place the cauliflower into a large bowl.
Pour the coconut over the cauliflower and coat well.
Next, add the rosemary and thyme. Toss to coat, adding salt and pepper, if desired.
Scatter vegetables evenly on a baking sheet, and roast 20 minutes, turning 2 or 3 times with spatula. Increase oven temperature to 500°F, and roast vegetables 10 minutes more, or until tender.
Transfer vegetables to large serving bowl or platter. Add fresh parsley and lemon juice. Toss to mix, and serve.
Remember, we always want to eat a wide range of vegetables, besides greens. They all have a range of minerals, antioxidants and other nutrients, plus fiber to help sweep away waste from your body, as well as fill you up in the process. This recipe is great for the holiday season but donât hesitate to make it time of the year, and rotate your veggies.
Time to get prepping ladies, and keep our bodies beautiful from the inside out! ;)
Let me know what you think and donât forget to add this recipe to your Dinner Recipes Pinterest Board!
Love,
Kimberly
Try growing some fresh herbs, even if you are crazy busy. I hope it makes you happy too, to cook with some stuff you can grow yourself!! â€ïž
