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    Gastronotherapy

    FAQ

    General Blog and Recipe Questions

    Why is your blog called Gastronotherapy?

    Gastronotherapy is a portmanteau of "gastronomy" and "therapy". Essentially, I wanted a word that conveys what being in the kitchen does for me:  gets me out of my head, relaxes me, helps me focus, calms my anxiety, and allows me to be creative.

    What types of services do you offer?

    -- Recipe development
    -- Food  photography
    -- Sponsored posts
    -- Brand ambassadorship

    What kind of camera do you use?

    I use a Leika D-Lux Typ 109.

    Can I use one of your photos on my site/blog/social media? 

    All photos found on gastronotherapy.com are protected by copyright. If you would like to publish one of my photos on your site, please email me before doing so at [email protected]. I will most likely say yes and ask that you link back to my site.  

    Can I post your recipe on my site/blog/social media?

    All recipes found on gastronotherapy.com are protected by copyright. Photos can be shared with a link to the original recipe. Please do not copy/paste entire recipes.

    Can I write a guest post on your site?

    We do not accept guest posts on gastronotherapy.com.

    Do you work with brands or provide sponsored posts?

    Yes. we are always looking for amazing new products, ideas, and tasty things to share with gastronotherapy.com readers. Only items that are a good fit for my readers will be considered. We do not provide product reviews.

    How can I get your recipes delivered to my inbox?

    You can subscribe to my newsletter to receive updates including new recipes, tips, ideas, and more! Be sure to confirm your email once you sign up.

    How can I print your recipes?

    Each recipe has a print button located in the recipe card above the ingredients list.

    I tried your recipe and it didn't work for me. Why?

    Since we are not in your kitchen, we can't say for sure why a particular recipe isn't working for you. That being said, if the recipe isn't working for you there are a few steps you can take.

    * First, read over the recipe and ingredients to ensure you didn't miss something.
    * Ensure you haven't made any changes to the recipe as written.
    * Read through the reader comments as well as the full description in the post for tips regarding the recipe.
    * If you still aren't sure, please leave me a comment directly on the recipe and we will do our best to troubleshoot and help you along. It's best to post directly on the recipe because others may have the same question or suggestions on how to fix it.

    Why are ingredients like {insert ingredient here} included in recipes? Those aren't healthy ingredients - they contain chemicals and/or additives.

    Gastronotherapy.com provides all types of recipes for all levels of skill and lifestyles. These recipes include a variety of ingredients including some packaged, frozen, and canned items. If these items don't fit in with your personal lifestyle, there are plenty of from-scratch recipes here too. Visit the recipe index to find more recipes!

    Can you provide nutritional information?

    The nutrition information provided is an estimate and will vary based on cooking methods and brands of ingredients used. Information is provided as an estimate only. Foods can vary by brand. No information on gastronotherapy.com is to be taken as or considered medical information. There are many nutritional calculators online, like myfitnesspal.com. Just copy the link in the address bar and add it to their calculator (no need to add in the ingredients).

    Please feel free to get in touch with me at: [email protected].

    Hi! I’m MaryAnne, the writer, recipe developer, and photographer behind Gastronotherapy, where you'll find mostly meatless, veggie-forward recipes with big flavor, simple ingredients, and plenty of room for dessert.

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    Easy Summer Recipes

    • Bowl of vegetarian baked beans resting on a cutting board with a spoon.
      Vegetarian Baked Beans (No Bacon/No Refined Sugar)
    • Watermelon and cucumber salad with feta and mint in a bowl.
      Spicy Watermelon Cucumber Salad
    • Crispy corn fritters with jalapeño on a plate.
      Jalapeño Cheddar Corn Fritters – Crispy & Easy
    • Roasted vegetable salad with summer vegetables and pesto.
      Roasted Vegetable Salad with Pistachio Pesto
    • black bean corn avocado salsa in a bowl garnished with cilantro.
      Black Bean Corn Salsa with Avocado
    • Crispy bbq tofu sandwich arranged on a cutting board.
      Crispy BBQ Tofu Sandwich

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    Popular Recipes

    • Sliced tomato tart on a wooden cutting board with a knife.
      Tomato Tart with Puff Pastry
    • Stack of fluffy blueberry muffins on a pan.
      The Ultimate Sour Cream Blueberry Muffins
    • Creamy one pot vegetarian pasta in a large bowl with spoon.
      One Pot Creamy Pasta with Tomato Mascarpone Sauce
    • Zucchini and corn fritters arranged on parchment paper with a cup of sauce.
      Crispy Zucchini and Corn Fritters – Skillet, Air Fryer, or Oven
    • cheesy spinach and mushroom quiche in a tart pan with one piece being lifted out
      Easy Spinach Mushroom Quiche
    • Creamy peanut butter pie with one slice cut and garnished with peanuts.
      Vegan Peanut Butter Pie (No Bake)
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