I’ve been thinking about how to simplify things, for all of us – change can be stressful who needs that!?! This solution for transferring to a Whole Food Plant Based Lifestyle is being presenting in a What We Can Eat kind of way cause what we can do is always more palatable and helpful then what we can’t. 😉
PREP: I have attached several resources and recipes for your convenience. If something to hold in your hands is helpful: find, print your following favorite recipes, bring $2.50 to DollarTree, and grab a whole-punch and a binder to put it all in. If you’d like to have a binder sent to you with all you’ll need to have a stylish long lasting custom cookbook I suggest this Amazon’s Choice Floral DIY kit Here. For an Amazon’s Choice gender neutral DIY kit grab one Here.
START: Dr McDougall has probably the simplest approach to transferring to a whole food plant based lifestyle. He and his wife have been a part of transforming peoples’ health for a lifetime. Dr McDougall’s approach is simple, well known, and socially utilized. If you’d like something to read Dr McDougall has a website with tons of free resources such as:
Maximum WeightLoss Checklist and Recipes
Calorie Density Approach to Nutrition and Lifelong Weight Management
BOOKS TO EDUCATE AND INSPIRE
Dr McDougall “Starch Solution” Grab One Here
Dr McDougall “Maximum Weightloss” Here
Dr McDougalls “Quick and Easy, 15 Minute, Cookbook” Here
SIMPLE WHOLE FOOD PLANT BASED DR McDOUGALL STYLE YOUTUBERS
Check these YouTubers out. If you are in a place to watch a video you may find them to be helpful allies. Again, if you’d like to grab one of their paperback cookbooks for your kitchen they have also been listed:
Plantiful Kiki whole food plant based cookbook Here
Hungry Vegan Mama whole food plant based cookbook Here
Mommy Vegan whole food plant based cookbook Here
Running On Plants is probably the Cheapest Simplest whole food plant based YouTube I have found!
HOW TO GO WHOLE FOOD PLANT BASED – THE SIMPLE WAY
- Stay Water Hydrated
- Start Meal with Fresh Green/ Salad, Fruit, or Veg Soup
- Half Plate Whole Plant Food Starch: Starch Staples examples
- Other Half Non-starchy Vegetable: Non-Starchy Vegetables examples
- Eat Until Full 🙂 Still hungry? Fill Plate Again: Half Starchy Veg/ Half Non Starchy Veg
- Do It All Again In the Next Meal
- Some “No’s” If You Want Them Filler Foods to Avoid for Your Best Health
RECIPES/ MEALS BASED ON POPULAR PRODUCE LIKES:
Please remember all whole plant based foods can be cooked very simply or pre-chopped in big batches. This will give you simple, easy future meals; just grabbed in portion quantities and eat or reheated (if necessary) at meal time. Here are a few radically simple meal ideas:
- Oatmeal and Pile of Fruit
- Grits and Steamed Garlic Kale
- Sweet Potatoes and Green Beans
- Bean Soup and Salad
- Wild Rice and Snow Pea Vegetables
- Air Fried Diced Yellow Potatoes and Roasted Asparagus
Forks Over Knives website is a great free recipe resource! For special cuisine please see links below (could also make big batches of these for easy future meals). If you have a taste for a certain plant food or have something to eat up before it goes bad search the Forks Over knives recipe library or see the specific recipes listed below:
Apple Recipes
Artichoke Recipes
Asparagus Recipes
Avocado Recipes
Banana Recipes
Berries Recipes
Mushrooms Recipes
Carrot Recipes
Cauliflower Recipes
Celery Recipes
Cherry Recipes
Corn Recipes
Cucumber Recipes
Green Bean Recipes
Lettuce Recipes
Mandarin orange Recipes
Mango Recipes
Snow peas Recipes
Spinach Recipes
Sweet potato Recipes
Potatoes Red Potato Recipes
Peach Recipes
Watermelon Recipes
NUTS/ SEEDS
Almond Recipes
Cashew Recipes
Peanut Recipes
Pistachio Recipes
Sunflower Recipes
GRAINS
Whole Grains (Info & Recipes) Recipes
Oat Recipes
Quinoa Recipes
Whole wheat Recipes
BEANS/ LEGUMES
Beans (Info & Recipes) Recipes
Baked Beans Recipes
Black Recipes
Lima Recipes
Pinto Recipes
Let me know if you find something you enjoy!