7-Layer Dip Cups #Back2School #Ad #OmegaPals

August 14, 2019 By palatablepastime in Appetizers, Avocados, Beans, Black Beans, Cheese, Chicken, Cold Cuts, Dairy, Main Dish, Meats, Mexican or Southwest US, No Cook, Poultry, Sour Cream, Tex-Mex, Tomatoes, United States Tags: #Back2School, 7-Layer Dip, Ad, after school snacks, avocado, Barleans, Brown bag Lunches, chcken, giveaway, guacamole, lunch ideas, Mexican, Omega Pals, refried beans, sponsored, teen favorites, Tex-Mex, tortilla chips 6 Comments

Totally portable, these 7-layer Dip cups with healthy Omega 3’s and flax oil are your secret weapon to healthy eating for the kids.

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Black Bean and Corn Salad #FarmersMarketWeek

August 5, 2019 By palatablepastime in Beans, Black Beans, Corn, Salads, Stovetop, United States Tags: black beans, Farmer's Market Week, fresh corn, prepared salad, salad, summer, sweetcorn, vinaigrette 7 Comments

Simple and colorful fresh corn salad with a splash of black beans celebrates the height of summer with local foods from the Farmer’s market.

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Lemony Roasted Garlic Hummus with Herb Toasted Pita #EattheWorld

June 10, 2019 By palatablepastime in Appetizers, Beans, Bread, Buns or Rolls, Breads, Breville-Air Fryer, Chickpeas/Garbanzos, Fruits, Garlic, Israeli, Lemons, Middle Eastern Tags: #EattheWorld, appetizer, chickpeas, dip, Garbanzos, Herb Pita, hummus, Israeli Recipes, preserved lemons, roasted garlic, Za'atar 7 Comments

Creamy lemony roasted garlic hummus with the flavors of preserved lemon go perfectly with toasted wedges of pita bread seasoned with za’atar spices.

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Tuscan Tuna And White Bean Salad

May 2, 2019 By palatablepastime in Beans, European, Fish, Fish and Seafood, Greens or Lettuces, Italian, Olives, Salads, Tomatoes, White Beans / Cannellini, Northern, Navy, Etc Tags: Dinner Salads, healthy, National Salad Month, pescetarian, summer 5 Comments

Dinner salad with tuna, white beans and salad toppings makes easy work for a healthy, summery light eating with the bulk of the salad made early in the day.

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