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Carina Wolff

Los Angeles
As seen in: Kale Me Maybe, good mood food, MSN, MSN Canada, Yahoo Life, Business Insider, Aol, Bustle, Reader's Digest (U.S.), MindBodyGreen, The Kitchn, Taste of Home and
Writer and food blogger also known as Kale Me Maybe.
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By Carina Wolff
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Avocados Stuffed with Chicken Apple Salad!!! Mixed in a little bit of jalapeño for an extra kick. 2020 was a stressful year, but throughout it, I found solace in cooking and creating. This year, I’m going to hone in even more on recipes that are comforting for both my body and mind. This recipe is a great start! It was fun to make and tasted delicious — the process of coming up with foods like these is the ultimate stress reliever.
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By Carina Wolff
| Kale Me Maybe
As a California girl, I did not grow up eating pimento cheese, but my boyfriend Grant is from the South, and this is one of his favorite foods! Classic pimento cheese is made with cream cheese and mayo and while that is DEFINITELY tasty, I wanted to make a slightly lighter version for those who might be a little more sensitive to dairy or heavy foods.
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Pressure Cooker Green Chile Chicken Soup — Kale Me Maybe

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By Carina Wolff
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This soup is perfect for when you’re craving an easy, classic chicken soup with a little flair, thanks to the green chile. This soup does resemble Pozole Verde, a traditional Mexican soup/stew, but it doesn’t have hominy or any peppers like poblano or jalapeño (or any tomatillos for that matter).
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