Carina Wolff, Kale Me Maybe blog founder, is a food and wellness journalist and blogger, as stated on her blog. The LA native turned New York gal when she attended New York University to study journalism and psychology. During her senior year, she started Kale Me Maybe blog to better share her recipes for a tasty lifestyle.
Clean, organic, sustainable ingredients
Those are key elements in Carina’s food recipes. Like her latest post on her social media, @kalememaybe. Her Vegan Roasted Garlic and Tomato Grilled Cheese may be a long name to swallow but the grilled cheese is promised to go down easy.
“My philosophy on healthy eating is that it’s a lifestyle, and not one that is created overnight.”
Carina knows how daunting “eating clean” sounds, but she also knows that it isn’t a habit that is developed overnight but one curated over time. And although she doesn’t follow any specific diet, her recipes are often vegan and gluten free.
Kale Me Maybe shares these fun, creative, and oh so mouth-salivating recipes. Carina is also the author of two cookbooks, Plant-Protein Recipes That You’ll Love and The Spiralizer Recipe Book, where she shares more recipes tailored towards more specific types of recipes, though it doesn’t look like there isn’t a food group that Carina doesn’t take on.
Salted Caramel Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Bread? How can a recipe containing so many rich ingredients possibly be healthy? Carina promotes a grain-free and dairy-free dessert that is fit for any sweet tooth (trust the sweet tooth writing this article).
Food is one of the most extraordinary topics on earth. Food is needed to feed the body, but it is also a meeting point for friends grabbing lunch, families gathering for dinner or serving holiday feasts for loved ones. Sometimes, however, eating something for our bodies feels at odds with eating something for our souls. Kale Me Maybe opens our world to both. No longer must healthy bites be sacrificed for finger-licking meals. Have the mac and cheese, have the muffins, the dip, the pasta, the bread. Kale Me Maybe introduces recipes that combine food for the mind, body and soul.
After all she knows the importance surrounding food.
“My food is meant to inspire you to eat the types of foods that give you the most benefits, but in the hopes that you will also crave them and enjoy not only eating them, but making them.”
