5 Recipes to Use Up All Those Peaches!

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Hey Reader,

If your kitchen looks anything like mine, it's drowning in peaches, zucchini, and berries. I've been cobbling as much as I can these days, and I figure, you might need a little inspiration to use every last bit of peach you have left!

So, without further ado, feast your eyes on 5 Recipes to Use Up All Those Peaches!

Gluten-Free Vegan Peach Cobbler.

If you've made my Vegan Blueberry Cobbler, then you know this is going to taste amazing!!

Peaches & Cream Galette.

With only 6 ingredients, this is the perfect recipe to whisk you away this summer!

Peach Cobbler Cake.

This dessert is for when you want peach cobbler and cake at the same time!

Vegan Peaches & Cream Cheesecake.

This 6-ingredient NO BAKE vegan cheesecake is truly the stuff of dreams!

Peach Cobbler for One.

This recipe is PERFECT for when you want to make cobbler for only YOU!

Recipe Testers Update.

I received FAR MORE applications than I ever imagined! Thank You!!!!! I am going through each and every one of them and will be reaching out with next steps this week. Stay tuned...!

TKV Kollective Live Event.

Mark your calendars! Our next event will be on September 12 at 8:30 PM EST and we've decided to do a chat this time around. As always it will be live and interactive and I'll be providing advice and insight related to the most frequently asked question I receive, How to Start a Running Routine. I'll also be taking your questions, on plant-based cooking, nutrition, training, and more. Visit the event page here.

LIVE Book Chat with Nisha Vora!

I'll be doing a LIVE book chat with one of my favorite cookbook authors and recipe developers on the planet--Nisha Vora (@rainbowplantlife). If you're in the L.A. area, come and hang out with us and the folks at Now Serving L.A. to talk all about her new book Big Vegan Flavor! Tickets on sale now!

When: September 4, 2024 at 7 PM PST

Where: 727 N Broadway Unit 133, Los Angeles, CA

Parting Thoughts.

Do you ever feel like you're in the middle of a very long slump?

When that happens to me, I tend to close up shop. I stop talking to anyone around me, even my husband. Almost like saying the thing out loud--"I'm in a slump and I don't know how to get out of it"--will make it more real.

I've noticed, though, that when I refuse to talk about the things that are really bothering me (you know, the stuff that keeps ya up at night), my body starts to react. Yesterday, I had trouble turning my neck, bending over to pick up after my dog Lulu, or even getting off of the couch. At first, I thought I'd slept wrong, but then, it suddenly dawned on me that the pain grew sharper every time I thought of the thing I didn't want to think about.

Sometimes, it takes courage to say those things out loud. Even if it's to no one in particular.

What's bothering you these days? What's that thing you can't bring yourself to say out loud?

I encourage you to give it space, today. Because even your anxieties deserve to breathe, a little.

Why?

It's usually the only way you'll ever figure out how to banish them.

Wishing you all the best,