Raw Chocolate Macaroons
These macaroons always create a buzz because they are so rich, delicious and healthy. Skip the nuts and substitute coconut flour for almond flour if nut allergies are a concern.
These macaroons always create a buzz because they are so rich, delicious and healthy. Skip the nuts and substitute coconut flour for almond flour if nut allergies are a concern.
Fermented foods like this wonderful sourkraut recipe, are chock full of health, including probiotic bacteria. Super simple to make and keeps well too!
Having a healthy breakfast, consisting of fat, protein and veggies, is a key healthy strategy (and staying clear of bread, cereal, muffins, etc.). This is a ‘forgiving’ recipe – play around with the ingredients to your liking (no meat, two types of cheese, use salmon (or smoked salmon) instead of bacon, etc.)
Seems like everyone loves Beef Stroganoff. The mustard, sour cream, onion and mushrooms all come together to create a really tasty dish.
Who doesn’t love a good taco? If you’re aiming for strict Paleo, use lettuce instead of the organic corn tortillas.
8+ boneless, skinless organic chicken thighs (you’re welcome to use breasts – I find thighs have more fat/flavor, which I’m always looking towards) 1 large or 2 medium leeks, sliced and rinsed well 3-4 medium shallots, chopped 3 cloves garlic, minced 1 celery stick, chopped 1/4 cup coconut oil Sea salt and fresh cracked…
A favorite for nearly everyone, including kids. Meatloaf provides a great source of flavorful protein (and always has leftovers – a key component for a healthy lifestyle). One key is to use organic grass finished ground beef with at least 15% fat; using ground sirloin that has 5% or 10% fat can lead to a…
A healthy and delicious take on a perennial favorite. This is favorite for kids. Don’t forget to separate the egg whites – makes for fluffier waffles.
It seems like everyone loves egg salad. Eggs are one of the best and most nutritious foods you can eat. This recipe is a great twist on an old stand-by.