Fond memories of playing in the snow as a kid, and running in from the cold to enjoy a cup of homemade hot cocoa are amongst those at the top of my Christmas Nostalgia list! Perhaps you have little ones who're out sleigh riding and you'd like to offer them a special holiday treat, but […]
Read More ›While unfamiliar to me at first, starting the dinner with a first course of 'prawns' is a mainstay in my husband's family in England, including on Christmas Day. Keep in mind, when he says 'prawn' it's what I'd call 'shrimp'. Important to clarify as I once forgot to do so when planning a meal for a client, to which […]
Read More ›Click HERE to see an example of a perfectly Paleo meal to enjoy the night before your big race- and there's not a trace of pasta anywhere!
Read More ›I must admit that, aside from being part of the lyrics in a classic Christmas Carol, I don't know that i've ever hear of 'Figgy Pudding'. While being married to a Brit has certainly introduced me to all sorts of vernacular particular to that side of the pond, and I'm aware of what 'pudding' is […]
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Read More ›Recently, Dr. Loren Cordain and I were interviewed by Bob Poole, fellow author & Paleo devote about our cookbook, Click HERE to have a listen!!
Read More ›Gluten -free? Not so much- still grain based. What to do? Bring in the mushrooms! Tasty, hearty & meaty, they make an excellent side dish to turkey, veggies and salad! I like to combine an assortment of different types including Cremini, Oyster, Shitake & Porcini. Saute some garlic & oil (big surprise!) in a cast […]
Read More ›If you have little ones, you're up early opening gifts. Perhaps you also have some cultural traditions; my grandmother of Norwegian descent, for example, liked to have us leave our shoes out front for Julenissen (Santa Claus) to fill with toys. How about this one to add to the list: A Christmas Day […]
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