4 Reasons to Use Flax Eggs Instead of Chicken Eggs When Baking

Those who love to bake always have a few staple ingredients in their kitchens – flour, baking soda, sugar, and, of course, eggs. I mean, you can’t bake a cake or batch of muffins without cracking a few eggs, right? Not exactly. You can absolutely substitute eggs in your cookies, pancakes, and breads with this…

From Doughnuts to Oatmeal, You'll Never Taste the Beans in These Recipes

Sure. Burritos are tasty. And soup, chili, and hummus are all very yummy, too. But all those recipes scream, “I’m made with beans!” But what about the recipes ahead? No one will ever guess that there are hidden cannellini beans, chickpeas, or lentils in them. And that’s what makes these recipes so great. If you…

How Adding ACV to Baked Goods Can Help You Lose Weight

Nothing seems more wholesome than a stack of buttermilk pancakes dripping with real maple syrup. The purpose of buttermilk is to add an airiness to baked goods, which is why you adore your fluffy stack of flapjacks so much. The acidity in the buttermilk reacts with the baking soda and just like your middle school…

12 Ways to Enjoy the Vitamin-D-Packed Superfood in a Can You Should Be Eating

Are some gray Spring skies keeping you from getting your daily dose of D? With just three ounces of canned tuna, you’ll rake in about 50 percent of your daily required vitamin D; it’s one of the best natural sources of the nutrient. The canned fish is so easy to keep stocked in your pantry,…

Smart Swap: Bake With Olive Oil Instead of Butter

If you are a health-conscious cook, subbing olive oil for butter is a no-brainer when prepping savory dishes. So why not make the same smart swap when baking? In a nutrition-stand off, olive oil beats butter hands-down: it’s ultra anti-inflammatory and high in antioxidants, healthy fats, and vitamin E. Plus, olive oil adds a depth…