Here is my basic shopping list (complete with pantry staples). As long as you have all these items on hand you can make pretty much any recipe on happyherbivore.com or in my cookbook!
Pantry List!
Canned Goods: beans, tomatoes, pumpkin, tomato sauce, tomato paste, and corn.
Dry Goods & Grains: brown rice, split peas, oats, lentils, quinoa, and dry beans.
Baking: baking soda, baking powder, raw sugar, brown sugar, agave nectar, …
This question bubbled up in my inbox this week and it's one I get frequently:
Is Scott vegan? How did you get your husband on board with eating only vegan?
The short answer is: yes. Scott is a vegan.
But he wasn't always.
Scott is one of those great success stories of how switching to a plant-based diet can change your life. Before he was vegan he wasn't at a healthy weight, even with regular exercise. Scott also struggled with …
Hi Herbies! Today we are featuring a guest post from Megan, the Holistic Health Coach. Enjoy!
Happy Herbivore has taken me out of my pasta rut. I used to automatically make a pasta dish when I was pressed for time but wanted a meal that would be easy to prepare and satisfying. Although I still adore pasta, it wasn't until I started cooking from the Happy Herbivore Cookbook that my creativity kicked in.
The first …
Hi. I'm Scott. (you know, "Mr. Happy Herbivore"). My wife makes fun of me for how much I like tofu. Tofu is stupendously awesome! Here is my post on why tofu rocks...with added videos from Lindsay.
5 Interesting Tofu Facts:
Minimalist Inbox.
Clutter gives me anxiety. I'm finding that "too much" of anything is stressful and borderline chaotic for me. If I want to feel like a zen panda at home, everything needs to be put away--out of sight and then neatly organized with purpose where it's contained.
Organizing my pantry (and closest) plus clearing off my household surfaces, has made a huge difference in my stress levels at home.
Notice the zen difference in my …