Food Coach Aviva's Favorite Recipes

I love to explore new recipes, so my favorites change from week to week, but these are some of my staples that I always find myself coming back to! I am definitely one to meal prep in advance so I have food at the ready when hunger strikes, so many of these recipes can be made ahead of time and be just as delicious when heated up later! I also enjoy a good balance between sweet and savory, so you’ll find some fun treats sprinkled in here too.

Triple Berry Spinach Smoothie Bowl

I feel best when I start my day off with fresh fruit, so smoothies are my go to! I enjoy eating them out of a bowl with lots of toppings to add some crunch and fill me up with some extra protein. I typically add whatever seeds I have on hand (chia seeds, hemp seeds, pepitas, etc.) and always finish it off with an extra drizzle of almond, peanut, or sunflower seed butter!  

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Fresh Thai Spring Rolls

When I’m in the mood for something fresh and light, thai spring rolls are the first thing I crave. The chewy texture of the rice wrappers combined with the crunch of fresh vegetables, and a good dunk in the peanut sauce makes this dish an immediate favorite. And it is worth all the chopping, I promise! It’s also fun to have friends and/or family assemble their own rolls, making it an interactive meal experience!

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Ikarian Lemon and Herb Roasted Potatoes

These potatoes are great for appetizers, side dishes, pot lucks, parties, or pretty much any occasion! I make them in my air fryer to get them nice and crispy. 

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Chili Mushroom Noodle Bowl

The fresh and tangy flavors of this bowl coming from the cilantro, miso, ginger, and lime make this dish mouth wateringly good, especially on a chilly rainy night. I like to add some baked tofu for a little extra protein!

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Pasta Alla Genovese

Personally, there is never a time when pasta doesn’t sound good to me. So on those nights when I can’t figure out what I want, I can always count on a good bowl of pasta doing the trick! This recipe is so bright and fresh from the basil and lemon flavor, but also comfortingly filling from the potato and pasta. You can substitute a chickpea or lentil pasta to get even more bang for your buck with this dish. I also like to crisp my potatoes up a bit in a pan before adding them in. 

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Sweet & Salty Peanut Butter Date Bites

I tend to crave something sweet after dinner, and these peanut butter dates are the perfect, bite-sized sweet treat to have on hand. I like to add some chocolate chips or a little melted chocolate on top too! 

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