Sentences with phrase «eating after a holiday»

Since we're going on the «cleanse» right after Rosh Hashana, I want to make some things that we can eat after our holiday meal.

This is so pretty — and like you said, perfect for healthy eating after the holidays.

These savory breakfast oats are the perfect food to get back into clean eating after a holiday binge.

Here we have a beautiful and Colourful Quinoa Salad to get us back on track to healthful eating after the holidays.

I do see myself doing mini programs though, like 7 - 14 days of on - plan eating after the holidays and vacations or when I find myself craving all the sweet things again.

Not exact matches

Learning how to quickly return to normal without going to extremes after enjoy the extraordinary times of life like holidays, weddings and vacations is a huge step toward true freedom when it comes to eating.

I was having a really hard time not eating refined sugar after the holidays (that stuff is addicting!)

Since it's the start of a new year, I'm sure some of you have resolved to eat healthier or at least get back on track after holiday indulgences (me included!).

Immediately after the holidays, I'm booked every day running from my home studio to corporate studios and it's hard for me to get back into a routine of eating wholesome meals.

I know a lot of people out there are trying to save some cash after the holidays and are looking for ways to eat healthy on a budget.

I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday season, ate great food with even greater company, and had somewhat of manageable hangover after NYE.

I am still eating pumpkin and I plan to continue eating gingerbread flavored foods even after the holidays.

After the heavy holiday eating, I usually want two things — easy and inexpensive food, which is also healthy and filling.

And I kinda like this holiday... but like you after recovering from an ED, I pretty much eat what my body needs everyday.

I know that it's almost Thanksgiving, and that I'm supposed to be talking about cranberries or what to eat with your turkey, and that you and I both have planes to catch and grocery lists to write, but please consider filing away this recipe for the future, a future after the holidays, when you may find yourself with a couple of free hours and a defrosted ham bone that was once lost beneath some frozen bananas.

And I don't mean my size after I eat all of this delicious holiday food.

It isn't restrictive in any way whatsoever, but the need to eat cleaner after a chocolate - filled holiday season is evident.

It is just what the doctored ordered after a holiday of eating out and over indulging in junk food.

These peppermint bark chocolate cookies are the first to be eaten at a cookie swap, and are bound to become a holiday staple after you take your first bite.

After eating lots of heavy, indulgent holiday food, these are delightfully light, airy, and waistline - friendly.

After weeks of travel and holiday eating, I'm ready to be home.

After lots of yummy, and well worth it in a homemade - coconut - cream - pie - kind - of - way, holiday eating & baking & giving, we're back on a healthier eating track.

I don't know about you, but after indulging in sweet treats and cocktails over the holidays, by New Year's Day I'm ready to make some serious changes in my eating and drinking habits.

As part of the holidays comes the traditional dishes, often passed down through the family and eaten year after year.

Served it as a meal over brown jasmine rice and felt so relieved to eat something healthy after way too much indulgence over the holidays.

This month we are focusing on recipes that will hopefully be helpful to those wanting to hit the reset button after all the holiday eating and...

This month we are focusing on recipes that will hopefully be helpful to those wanting to hit the reset button after all the holiday eating and drinking.

What a fun tradition with lentils And a great way of eating something healthy after the holidays.

It feels so good eating food like this after over indulging during the holidays.

Not only did it feel good to have a hot bowl of soup on such a cold day, but it was great eating something healthy, especially after all the rich holiday foods and sweets I had been indulging in.

It wouldn't be too bad if you had to eat this a couple nights in a row You are definitely smart to wait until AFTER the holidays!

Sometimes for me, it's tough to get back to cleaner eating after I've been splurging while traveling as I did for a few weeks over the holidays.

So glad to see there are lots of us who need to restart our healthy eating habits after the holidays!

I seriously recommend making this over the holidays to share with your family and friends... otherwise if you make it on an average weekday after work... you WILL end up eating the entire recipe yourself (I speak from experience!).

This makes the question «what do we eat for supper» much more easily answered, plus it keeps us eating healthier and less expensive meals after a full holiday season of not - as - healthy and not - as - inexpensive meals.

I love soup in the winter time because it's a great way to warm up in the freezing weather, and a delicious, healthy thing to eat after all the heavy food from the holidays.

I don't know about you, but after the holidays I feel like eating lettuce.

Nutmeg is a natural sleep aid (which is maybe why you always feel drowsy after eating all those holiday baked goods), and ashwagandha, an adaptogenic root herb, is a friend to the nervous system and particularly great at shepherding you to dreamland.

Sure, it can be great if you really feel like you need a complete cleanse, but we believe that it is even more important to focus on eating balanced throughout the year and then just increasing your intake of health boosting ingredients after the holiday season.

I can still remember the very first holiday season after our family started eating healthier.

I love quinoa and could really use some pure and healthy eats after all the holiday craziness.

I'm the same way — I don't believe in «dieting» either but this time of the year is perfect for refocusing on eating well after the holiday craziness!

Exactly how I want to be eating after an indulgent holiday.

Sometimes I really don't feel like eating much, especially after holidays.

If you're a regular here at Amy's Healthy Baking, you'll know that I already make healthy goodies all year round, but in honor of New Year's Resolutions and improving our diets after the holidays (I definitely ate a few too many cookies and pieces of fudge!)

We go on to offer 8 positive, doable, guilt - free tips for resetting your eating habits after the holidays.

With just a few weeks left before winter break, making healthy choices and staying active are more important than ever — after all, we do a lot of eating during the holiday season!

Without completely disregarding the time — after all, you don't want your preschooler to throw a huge tantrum because he hasn't eaten in 5 hours — try to be flexible when it comes to the timing of meals and snacks during the holidays.

You'll tend to eat larger meals even after the holidays.

Read on to see how we'll be eating pie this holiday season and every holiday after that.