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10 Perfect Recipes for Quarantine

There is no denying that right now we are living in a time and lifestyle that most of us never imagined actually happening to us. This morning I went to the grocery store and half of the people there were wearing masks. I went early in the morning to avoid crowds and still carefully maneuvered my way through the store to avoid people. Many of us are working from home and many people are out of a job. Surgeries are be canceled based on urgency in order to preserve hospital space and supplies. I never imagined I would watch a concert on tv with all of the musicians singing from their homes.

This time is also the perfect opportunity to connect with yourself and the people that you do have with you at home. We simply don’t have the distractions of going out and doing things. Staying home to work on a project is the only option. It is a unique opportunity to express creativity and I think it is going to be life-changing for our mentality and way of living.

Personally, I have had a lot of fun cooking and spending more time in the kitchen. I’ve also been working on my business a lot and developing new ideas. As a Nutritionist, I work with a variety of people in teaching them how to holistically care for their bodies.  With the whole body in mind, I teach how to eat for optimal health.  Developing meal plans and recipe collections are common amongst my clients. I can do basic meal plans or develop something custom. Quarantine is a perfect time to tweak your diet. Since you are at home, you have full control over what goes into your body. Why not take the opportunity to try something new and treat your body well!

10 Perfect Recipes for Quarantine

Spinach Potato Patties

I don’t know about you, but I had a lot of potatoes…

spinach potato patties

Slow Cooker Moroccan Lentils

Lentils are a great thing to have on hand and easy to make! The perfect quarantine stock up.

Savoury Oats with Fried Egg

If you haven’t tried savory oats you really are missing out! I know it may sound weird at first, but trust me you won’t be disappointed.

Creamy Potato, Lentil, & Kale Casserole

More creative ways to use those potatoes and lentils we stocked up on. 🙂

creamy potato lentil casserole

Decadent Chocolate Peppermint Truffles

Love these! Dates make the perfect truffle filling and a great quarantine treat.

dessert with dates

Curried Coconut Soup

As we nestle in our homes a cozy pot of soup is comforting in uncertainty.

thai soup recipes

Chicken & Quinoa Meatballs

Meatballs are so versatile!

chicken meatballs

Black Bean Chili Stuffed Sweet Potatoes

I LOVE stuffed sweet potatoes. I also have a sweet potato chill recipe that is really popular on the blog.

stuffed sweet potatoes

Berry Baked Oatmeal

Another thing I have in abundance….oatmeal.

baked oatmeal recipe

Chickpea Flatbread Pizza

Pizza cravings have been real in our house. This crust uses chickpea flour. which makes a great pizza base!
gluten-free pizza crust

 

Also, here is a link to all of these recipes for quarantine in one book! 

 

More Recipes:

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Nut & Dairy-Free Recipes
Vegan Recipes

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I'm Megan- the founder, creative soul, and Nutritionist behind Plantiful Journey. Here I share my experience living a healthy lifestyle, share my recipe creations, and coach many of you on your own wellness journey! As a Nutritionist, I love working with you to make health and easily accessible part of your life. Whether you want to energy to play with your kids, have an autoimmune disease that you want help managing, or would like some nutrition help for you family...I am hear to help. I look forward to hearing your story! Much Love. :) Megan

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