Dr. Paul’s Italian Eggs
A great way to enjoy an old stand-by. The combination of olive oil and seasoning makes this absolutely delicious.
Simple Vinaigrette Dressing
Knowing how to quickly put together a vinaigrette dressing is good to know – and delicious.
Chicken Lime Soup
Every time this soup gets served, people are demanding the recipe – it’s fantastically delicious and easy to make, once you have all the ingredients. What makes this soup taste so delicious is the lime, cilantro, and avocado.
Chili Chicken Soup
Who doesn’t love chicken soup? Such a great comfort food, as well as health-promoting (also known as ‘Jewish penicillin’).
Chili w/o Beans
Everyone loves good chili. Be creative with this recipe – it’s hard to mess this up. Add lots of vegetables. Add olives, raw cheddar cheese.
Bonfire Fiesta Salad
The Bonfire diet style is “plant-driven” (no, that doesn’t mean vegetarian – it means plant centric). This means regularly eating large vegetable salads – they are essential to eating and being healthy. They should be eaten with lunch AND dinner.
Healthy Haddock
After moving to New England, I noticed that many Haddock recipes were made with bread crumbs, so we came up with a healthy alternative. Even kids love this fish dinner! Buy and make extra for lunch (just be careful at work – having fish at work will not make friends).
Paleo Yambanana Bread
This is such a delicious nutritious snack. It can be served warm (really good fresh out of the oven), topped with almond milk, fresh peaches, strawberries, blueberries – use your imagination!
Dr. Camilla’s Bonfire Stew
Flexible, forgiving, flavorful, and very nutritious – this recipe is enough to feed a family of four and leave some leftovers, which is a vital behavior!
Paleo Almond Buck Eyes
You should only eat healthy treats (and ones you’ve made). This is a great one – satisfying, rich, and high in protein, fat and calories.