Apricot, Choc Chip & Chia Seed Mookies! Recipe - Food.com chia seed,    golden syrup,    oats,    vanilla,    apricot,    eggs,    baking powder,    brown sugar,    dark chocolate,    water,    flour Delicious, easy to make and adaptable with other healthy ingredients. Great snack for lunches, tastes good and better for you then normal cookies! Chia seeds are higher in Omega-3 acids than flax seed...

Pistachio Apricot Crunch Yogurt Topper Recipe | EatingWell chia seed,    canola oil,    cooking spray,    oats,    pistachio,    cinnamon,    apricot,    salt,    honey Take any flavor of yogurt to new heights by adding a dollop of this sweet and crunchy pistachio and apricot topper. Instructions Checklist   Step 1   Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Line an 8x8x2-inch ba...

Cottage Cheese Breakfast Bowl chia seed,    muesli,    cottage cheese,    kiwifruit,    blueberry,    raspberry,    blackberry,    apricot Start your day right with this quick and easy protein-packed vegetarian breakfast. Spread cottage cheese in a wide, shallow bowl. Top with remaining ingredients.   Rate it Print   Nutrition Facts (per s...

Energy Bites Recipe | olivemagazine chia seed,    desiccated coconut,    oats,    sunflower seeds,    pistachio,    wolfberry,    flax seed/linseed,    date,    coconut,    apricot,    peanut butter,    maple syrup Try our energy bites recipe. This vegan energy balls recipe is a quick and easy vegan snack for a on-the-go energy boost. These healthy vegan balls keep for 5 days STEP 1   Put all the ingredients for ...

Homemade Aussie Bites dried fruit,    butter,    egg whites,    chia seed,    oat flour,    quinoa,    bicarbonate of soda,    oats,    sunflower seeds,    vanilla extract,    flax seed/linseed,    coconut,    raisin,    apricot,    salt,    honey Have you tried Aussie Bites? They’re like the love child of an oatmeal cookie and a granola bar—packed with oats and seeds and bits of dried fruit. Preheat oven to 350oF. Prepare a mini mu...

Mediterranean Millet cous Cous Recipe - Food.com chia seed,    millet,    dried cranberry,    sweet onion,    olive oil,    pepper,    mint,    basil,    apricot,    zucchini/courgette,    tomato,    cucumber,    salt,    lemon juice,    water Adapted from Kim Snyder, celebrity nutritionist (Fergie, Drew Barrymore..A List stars) in her book The Beauty Detox Solution. This is a wonderful dish, which can be used to top your dinner salad, or b...

Shake, Dr. Turner's Anti-aging Power Shake Recipe | SparkRecipes chia seed,    chia flour,    cinnamon,    mango,    blueberry,    apricot,    almond milk,    whey protein powder,    water,    ice adapted from Women's World magazine, 2/3/2014 issue In blender, combine all ingredients except ice cubes. Divide recipe in half. Save 1/2 in a jar in the refrigerator for later. Blend a few ice cu...

Apricot Chia bars Recipe | SparkRecipes chia seed,    orange peel,    cashew,    vanilla extract,    sesame seed,    date,    coconut,    cacao,    apricot,    salt,    orange juice This recipe comes from Edible Harmony, at http://www.edibleharmony.com/apricot-chia-bars/ In a food processor start by blending the chia seeds for 20 seconds or until they get somewhat powdery. Add al...

Nut and Seed Museli Recipe | SparkRecipes chia seed,    oats,    almond,    sesame seed,    cinnamon,    cherry,    apricot,    salt Inspired by the Kitchn's recipes, adapted to my pantry. Toast the grains, nuts, and seeds. Arrange 2 racks to divide the oven into thirds and heat to 350 F. Place the oats, salt, and cinnamon on a...

Holiday Spice Granola Recipe chia seed,    pumpkin seeds,    dried cranberry,    coconut oil,    oats,    cashew,    almond,    vanilla extract,    flax seed/linseed,    cloves,    cinnamon,    dried ginger,    apricot,    salt,    maple syrup Holiday Spice Granola! Oats, almonds, cashews, cranberries, and dried apricots spiced with cinnamon, ginger, and cloves. Great homemade gift or special holiday treat! Heat the oven to 350F:   Line a ri...

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