Gluten-Free

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Spicy 3-Bean Salad

A colorful pupu served on organic flatbread or crackers or fresh lettuce leaves. Always add the hot spices in small amounts and
season to your taste!

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Spicy Tofu Scramble & Sweet Potato Hash

This fiery mix uses pantry staples to give you a quick, flavorful and nutritious kick start to your holiday mornings. Use your food processor to make quick work of shredding the sweet potato - you can even store shredded potatoes n the refrigerator for even less of a hassle in the morning.

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Spiced Apple Cider

This warm spicy drink is a great healthy addition to your holiday parties.

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Overnight Oats

Instead of turning on your stove during warmer weather, make these creamy soaked oats for your breakfasts. If you can’t do cold oatmeal, these can be warmed slightly before serving.

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Buckwheat Cereal

Buckwheat is a gluten-free grain that is hearty and filling as a breakfast or snack. You can keep this recipe raw by using a dehydrator, or use the oven to bake it.

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No-Bake Granola

This delicious nut-based granola is great with fresh fruit, with milk or just by the handful. This is a great warm weather breakfast.

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Purple Potato Salad w/ Cashew Miso Mayo

This incredible potato salad makes use of Hawaii’s gorgeous Okinawan purple sweet potatoes.

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Flax Crackers

Heart-healthy flaxseeds are blended with chia and sunflower seeds for a gluten-free snack, perfect for picnics. You can use a dehydrator or oven for these crackers.

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Caramelized Onion Hummus

Hummus is elevated with the addition of rich and flavorful caramelized onions and roasty garlic.

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Fresh Corn Salsa

Use the freshest corn and most ripe tomatoes for this easy homemade salsa.