meal prep made easy

Vegetarian, Gluten Free Meal Plans; Qualifying Heath Expense!

It dawned on me this week that I don’t share this enough 🤦🏻‍♀️

Everything we offer inside The Veg Out Project is a qualifying medical expense. 👏🏼

That means it’s a qualifying expense with benefits including HSA, FSA and most Employee Wellness Reimbursement Programs. So amazing, right!?⁣

If you’re like, but howwwww? ⁣

Every day, there is mounting research & evidence proving incorporating more plant foods into your diet drastically improves your health. ⁣

Up to 40 percent of annual deaths from each of five leading US causes are preventable with diet and lifestyle. Yes,⁣

FORTY PERCENT. ⁣(CDC)

While Heath Insurance companies aren’t *quite* there in terms of valuing nutrition and lifestyle as key in preventative healthcare measures, THIS is a huge step in the right direction. ⁣

Over the last several years, I have worked with people who have watched their high cholesterol, sugars, blood pressure and excess weight drop. ⁣

I've cried tears of joy with people who are longer living with joint pain.⁣

I've cheered people on as their energy and stamina increases...through daily intentional walks, long hikes, running with their children & grandchildren, and even completing their first 5k.⁣

And all they did was start eating more plant foods.⁣ 🌱🍉🥒🍒🥬🥥🥑🍇🥕

Let’s stop feeling crap-tastic. Commit to having more energy, feeling more regular & incorporating some easy & delicious recipes into that beautiful body of yours. Our meal plans & recipe portal help you to do just that. ⁣We are so grateful to share these resources with you! ⁣🌱

.PS we've been getting so much thanks and feedback about how quickly our recipes come together -- see a few open share below!  So, thought we would share one of our summer favorites -- Arugula with Tomato & Olives.  Grab the recipe here.  

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xo sarah

Chop Salad

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What You’ll Need:

For the dressing:

3/4 c olive oil

1/2 c balsamic vinegar

2 Tbsp local honey

1 shallot

1/2 tsp sea or Himalayan salt

1/2 Tbsp Dijon mustard


For the salad:

1 large head lettuce OR 1 (5-7oz) bag salad greens, any variety, chopped

4 carrots, diced

4 stalks celery, diced

2 c frozen shelled edamame, thawed

1 broccoli brown, finely chopped

1 pint cherry tomato, quartered

6oz bleu cheese

Fresh ground black pepper


Combine salad dressing ingredients in a small food processor or blender. Puree until creamy.

Prepare salad ingredients and toss together. Divide equally into (4) separate containers for easy grab and

go throughout the week OR combine all ingredients in large bowl to share.

Toss with dressing just before serving.

Serves 4

Want more recipes like this? Check out The Veg Out Meal Plan Series!

Lessons from Mother Nature

These flowers got me like 🤩

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I've been working on establishing these perennial gardens since we moved into our house in NINE years ago. It’s taken a lot of trial error, lots of love, support from seasoned gardeners, patience and consistency. 🌸

People come to me often looking for a quick fix; a magic pill.

The magic pill? It’s a little trial and error, support from others, patience, consistency, and most importantly, loving yourself along the way. ❤️

If you’re ready to take your magic pill, be in touch HERE.

#lessonsfrommothetnature
#fueledmostlybyplants

PS you have to try this chop salad recipe. It is so easy and delish!

Chop Salad Recipe
Butterfly Garden
Let’s stay connected! Contact me any time, HERE.

Let’s stay connected! Contact me any time, HERE.


Meal Prep Made Simple

I remember visiting my sister in Washington state the year before Ziggy was born, and seeing their weekly menu board hung in their dining room. My thought was, “wait, you guys really know what you’re going to eat every day of every week…like all the time? Who does that?!”

It’s funny how things change, because part of my career now is teaching others how to simplify nutrition, meal planning and meal prep. LOL! Incredible how things can shift, right?!

Becoming a mom taught me that time is more valuable than ever, and I continue to be on a mission to maximize it. Meal planning and prepping became one of those things that has done just that.

By carving out a little bit of time, one day a week, (I’m talking an hour) to prep what I have planned for the week, I suddenly find I don’t have excuses to eat crap (or skip) lunch, I don’t walk around hangry and irritable, and I save so.much.time in the long run.

Meal Prep

Pro tip: Hit the #easybutton by preparing the same thing for breakfast and lunch each week. This makes it easy to shop for, easy to plan and easy to throw together. Then, every week, switch it up so that you don’t get bored!

One of my favorite ways to get some easy lunch prep on is by making mason jar salads. It took me a while to get on the mason jar salad train...maybe because they are trendy and I'm not?! Ha! But it turns out I LOVE LOVE LOVE these!  Super easy, practical and delish. This can be done with any combination of ingredients, and I’m sharing a little tutorial and a favorite recipe right HERE.

What is your biggest struggle when it comes to meal planning and prep? I would love to know!. Share below, or always feel free to email >> info@sarahkaminski.com


With a breakfast, lunch and dinner recipes, printable grocery list and 5, actionable simple meal prep tips, The Veg Out Meal Plan Series makes meal planning and prep both SIMPLE and DELICIOUS! Check out what members are cooking up this week:

Plant Based, Gluten Free Recipes

We're really enjoying all the flavors spring has to offer -- BRACE YOURSELF! 

We're diving into 

—A taco you won’t forget

—Strawberry fields!

—Sweet little eggs in a nest

—A traditional, nutrient dense Italian favorite

—And a flavorful eggplant stack that marries the flavors of spring

If you want in, sign up here by this Thursday (June 6th).


Let’s stay connected! Contact us anytime, HERE.

Let’s stay connected! Contact us anytime, HERE.

 
How to Make Mason Jars Salads
Mason Jar Salad Recipes