My Whole30 Wow. I made it! One full month without grains, pseudo-cereals, seed oils, dairy, and sugar. It definitely had its hard moments—like not being able to taste what I was cooking for the kids or reminding myself not to lick my fingers after making …
Hi Everyone! I’m not sure if this is getting repetitive or helpful. I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments. Another week, another what I ate post. Yemenites didn’t have the minhag to not eat meat during the 9 days… so this week I …
I’m so excited to share this cozy, flavorful dish with you—my take on Egg Roll in a Bowl! It’s kosher, Whole30-friendly, and packed with veggies and protein. I love how it brings all the comforting flavors of a classic egg roll but skips the wrapper (and the frying!). It’s one of those easy one-pan meals I turn to again and again when I want something hearty, healthy, and super satisfying.
Whole30 Egg Roll Bowl
Shulie
Today I’m sharing my take on Eggroll Bowl — kosher (of course!) and Whole30 compliant. This dish brings you all the flavor of a classic eggroll, minus the wrapper, and with none of the processed stuff. It’s quick, hearty, veggie-packed, and incredibly satisfying. Perfect for a busy weeknight or meal prep!
In a large skillet, brown the ground meat over medium heat. Season lightly with salt, pepper, and ginger.
While the meat is cooking, prep your veggies: slice the onion, pepper, squash, and mushrooms.
Once the meat is browned, push it to the side of the pan and add a bit of oil if needed. Toss in the onions and garlic and sauté until fragrant.
Add in the rest of the sliced veggies and cabbage mix. Stir everything together well.
Drizzle in the almond butter and a splash of apple cider vinegar. Mix to coat and let it cook for 7–10 minutes, stirring occasionally, until veggies are soft but not mushy.
Taste and adjust seasoning as needed. Top with fresh green onion before serving.
Notes
You can serve this as is for a Whole30 meal or you can serve over rice if not keeping Whole30.
Hope you give this dish a try! It’s a go-to in my house when I want something nourishing but don’t want to spend forever in the kitchen. Let me know if you try it—leave a comment or share it with a friend. Enjoy every bite!
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Hi Everyone! Here’s another week of Whole30 eating! Being grain-, legume-, dairy-, sugar-, and seed oil-free is tough but so rewarding! I have much more energy and my skin is so clear. Highly recommend trying it.
Monday, July 21
Breakfast: Green Goodness Eggs
Lunch: Tuna steak with potatoes and broccoli and cauliflower and pineapple
Dinner: Meat patties
Tuesday, July 22
Breakfast: 2 medium jars of chia pudding
Lunch: meat patties with celery and cauliflower chummus
Dinner: pineapple summer chicken salad with lettuce
Wednesday, July 23
Breakfast: Roaring Red Eggs
Lunch: pineapple summer chicken salad with cut veg
Dinner: beef and broccoli
Thursday, July 24
Breakfast: 2 chia puddings
Lunch: leftover beef and broccoli
Dinner: tuna steak with green beans
Friday, July 25
Breakfast: Scrambled eggs
Lunch: Pashtida
Shabbos Dinner: Salmon, Broccoli and cauliflower, Denver Steak
Snack: blueberries and almonds
Shabbos, July 26
Breakfast: pashtida
Lunch: salad, salmon, roasted broccoli and cauliflower, diabetic friendly chulent
S’s: Salmon, salad, cut veg, cut fruit
That’s a wrap on this week’s meals! I know I didn’t include as many photos as usual—things have been a little hectic while I’ve been working hard behind the scenes to get the blog up and running (so exciting!). But the meals were simple, Whole30-friendly, and totally doable—even on the busiest days. Thanks for being here, and I can’t wait to share more with you next week. Let me know if anything inspired you, or if you have any favorite go-to meals—I’d love to hear!
Anyone will tell you that making healthy meals is a huge task—and they’re not wrong. But something I’ve learned? Planning makes all the difference. Like, a lot. So here you go: a simple, no-stress meal plan made for the busy Jewish mom. You can keep …
If there’s one salad I make on repeat, it’s this ABC Cabbage Slaw. Apple, Beets, and Carrots (aka the ABCs) come together with crunchy cabbage, fresh herbs, and a simple tangy dressing to make a side that’s as colorful as it is delicious. It’s fresh, naturally sweet, and full of fiber—plus, it holds up beautifully in the fridge, so it’s perfect for Shabbat prep or a weekday lunch. This is one of those recipes that’s healthy without trying too hard, and my whole family actually eats it!
ABC Cabbage Slaw
Shulie
My ABC Cabbage Salad is one of those throw-together staples that just works. It’s fresh, crunchy, and packed with flavor from simple, wholesome ingredients—apples, beets, and cabbage (get it? A-B-C!). I love it as a side dish for Shabbos or a light weekday lunch. It’s colorful, nourishing, and totally Whole30 and kosher-friendly. The kind of salad that makes eating clean feel exciting, not boring!
Using a julienne peeler peel the beet as much as you can. Once you get to a point where you can’t comfortably peel the beet anymore then cut it into matchsticks
Peel the carrots again using the julienne peeler. Twist the carrot as you peel and try to peel in 3 sections (so the carrots will be roughly the same length as the beets). Again peel it as much as you can and once it gets too difficult just eat the leftover carrot.
Now peel the apple with the julienne peeler again turning the apple every time you peel so you get an even peel.
Mix together to combine
Add the cabbage and mix again to combine
Mix up the salad dressing and pour over the salad.
(optional: chop up a handful of cilantro and sprinkle it in)
Today I’m sharing my Roaring Red Eggs Recipe. This bright, savory egg dish is packed with flavor and color—perfect for a Whole30-friendly breakfast or brunch. Naturally gluten-free, and packed with veggies!