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#MeatlessMonday


Today go meatless for yourself, and the people in your life. Go meatless for your health. Eating the rainbow once a week isn't going to kill you, in fact it will help save you! I have lots of good intentions for meatless meals, I even have a Pinterest board with yummy looking recipes, but I get lazy. I really want to be better at this so today I'm renewing my efforts to plan for meat free meals. Join me?

And if you need, or want, some ideas for eating the rainbow check out these, some of them got my mouth watering!

How to create a rainbow on your plate
Eat the Colors of the Rainbow With These Clean-Eating Recipes
Veggie Bowl Recipes So Good, You’ll Happily Eat Your Daily Greens









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