Video (02:03) : Combining her enjoyment of cooking for others with a desire for healthier options, Moore is building a solid culinary reputation among friends and teammates.
Healthy means tasty
Combining her enjoyment of cooking for others with a desire for healthier options, Moore is building a solid culinary reputation among friends and teammates. She made zucchini French fries at a recent get-together. Teammates request her smoothies and vegan pumpkin chocolate chip brownies. The latter recipe came from the "Laws on Wellness" website created by fellow WNBA player Kara Lawson. Not everything Moore eats has to be healthy. She indulges her appetite for cake.
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