Notes From Your BooksellerTrust the title, Seriously, So Good is full of familiar recipes with delicious twists that are seriously, so good. Equal parts accessible, filling and fun, the wide array of options are enough to keep your kitchen inspired for some time.
Delicious, satisfying recipes that are good for your health, heart, and mind by the beloved blogger and creator of Brocc Your Body.Self-proclaimed SoCal beach girl Carissa Stanton first earned her nickname Brocc, not because of an obsession with broccoli (though she thinks it’s a damn good veggie), but because she hosted weekly girl’s nights with her friends who loved to cook, eat—and move their bodies. With Justin Timberlake’s “Rock Your Body” in mind, she combined her love of food and created @BroccYourBody to start sharing her favorite recipes on Instagram.
Now, Carissa shares with her hundreds of thousands of followers how cooking for yourself after a busy day of work can be just as exciting as relaxing with friends over cocktails and apps.
Seriously, So Good reflects her philosophy of feeling good about what she’s cooking and eating by making smart choices without depriving herself of carbs or a splash of cream here and there. She wants to remove the anxiety around food by helping us all feel more confident in and out of the kitchen. She shares her recipes and balanced outlook to motivate others to experience a stress-free cooking approach while enjoying mouth-watering meals alone or with loved ones.
The 100 flavor-bomb dishes, which are approachable, nourishing, and always fun, include all-time favorites such as her viral Greek-Style Lemon Chicken Soup, a better-for-you take on fast food with her “Fried” Chicken Sandwich with Special Sauce, and more like:
- Pan-Fried Brie with Pistachios and Rosemary Hot Honey
- Sun-Dried Tomato and Feta Turkey Burgers with Jalapeño Tzatziki
- Brown Butter Lemon Halibut with Asparagus and Olive Oil Whipped Potatoes
- Chicken Pot Pie Soup with Flaky Biscuits
- Spicy Rosé Spritz
- Flourless Espresso Brownies
Carissa describes her recipes as healthy, but not too healthy because health isn’t just about being able to run a marathon or eating “clean.” It’s about living your life to the fullest.
