A great healthy snack or appetizer – grab your pita chips or veggies for this Lemony Artichoke Hummus dip.
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Happy New Year!! I can’t tell you how excited I am about a new year starting, it’s really one of my favorite times of the year (I feel the same about back-to-school season). I’m all about fresh starts, reflection and growth. This upcoming year is going to be full of changes for me personally, one major change is that I’m going back to school! Yep, I turn 40 and start my first class toward a degree in nutrition and dietetics in just a little over a week. I am over the top excited and terrified at the same time. I’ve spent a good part of 2015 talking to a life coach and researching schools and programs….I’ve had a tug to pursue this career for years and now is the time to finally move forward. I’ve learned that sometimes you have to be patient with yourself and just trust in timing. (Thanks Merrill.)
So, with the New Year I think it’s obvious a lot of us are in the mood for lighter food and getting back on track. I try really hard to balance things out over the holidays (I got to the gym 5 days this past week and THANK GOODNESS I did…), but let’s face it, it’s hard when there are random cookies, pizza nights or snacks everywhere you turn. I’m craving routine and I know it’s coming and with that better food choices will be a heck of a lot easier to make.
One thing I’ve been struggling with lately is getting in my veggies. I know, hard to believe that this salad loving girl is not eating her veggies. Ugh. I don’t feel good about it and nothing has been appealing. I stocked my fridge up with raw veggies ready for dipping the other day and this Lemony Artichoke Hummus is the perfect place to dip those veggies. I’ve made this homemade hummus for years and I love it because it’s so light and full of flavor from the added artichokes. This would be a great dip to serve for any football viewing parties you are still having, or to just have in the fridge ready to scoop out onto a plate of sliced cucumbers, baby carrots and celery. Trust me, you will feel good about getting involved with your veggies again and this Lemony Artichoke Hummus will be a huge help if you are struggling like I am!
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