Before my afternoon flight the other day, I had about thirty minutes before I boarded, so I took the opportunity to eat my pre-plane snack of steamed broccoli, lime, olive oil and turkey. (Pre-plane, because even though I do bring veg on board, I prefer to not bring those of the more, well, odoriferous type, […]
Read More ›I get a lot of inquires about dairy as it relates to the Paleo diet. As there is a growing contingency of sites, blogs and books that do incorporate dairy into their skew on Paleo, it’s easy to see why it would be difficult to decipher whether or not it is, or is not Paleo. […]
Read More ›Any or all of the above phrases are used all too often as tag lines for pills, powders, potions, ‘super foods’ and entire eating plans. As if by including, or avoiding one, two or three certain foods (or food byproducts, in the form of said powders, pills or potions), we can magically halt the effects […]
Read More ›One year ago today, we said goodbye to our beloved Graham, one half of the pair of our Weimaraners, aged thirteen and a half. He passed in peace, in his home, surrounded by his mum (me), his dad and his sister, Daisy, who will turn fifteen in June and, aside from a bit of arthritis and […]
Read More ›This has got to be one of the most commonly asked questions. Doesn’t help that it’s perpetuated by many Paleo (ish) websites, blogs and even books. The proverbial cheat meal, in my opinion, implies that whatever one is eating is so restrictive they feel deprived in some way and that indirectly causes the need to […]
Read More ›It occurred to me last night when I was finishing up a lovely meal of bone broth, which I’d made using grass fed bones, garlic, lemongrass, garlic, ginger and some pastured chicken breast with some raw chard thrown in last minute that times sure have changed. For me, that is. Former vegan here, don’t forget. […]
Read More ›Bone Broth. Sounds pretty simple, right? Stick some bones in a pot and boil ’em, then give ’em to the dog? Sure…that’s one option, but why not serve it to yourself? Homemade bone broth offers the following health benefits: It’s rich in proline and glycine (important for a healthy gut and digestion, muscle repair and […]
Read More ›Missing your ice-cream, now that you’re Paleo? Rather than going faux-Paleo with some of the choices for ice-creams or substitutes on the market these days, why not keep it simple and just eat fruit? It may sound like something that would never fit the bill, but before you judge, consider: If you have frozen fruit, […]
Read More ›The same principles of treating the cause, rather than the symptom when it comes to our overall health, taking the same approach to treating a common cold or a nasty round of the flu often serves to be the best method to returning to good health sooner than later. Sure, it’s easy to reach for […]
Read More ›For as long as I can remember, prawns have been a favorite of mine. After eating a light lunch just now of some wild prawns, raw oysters, a bell pepper and some leaves, courtesy of Santa Monica Seafood, I had these creatures of the sea on my mind when I decided to make them […]
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