Instant Pot Popeye Soup (Paleo, AIP, 21DSD, Low Carb)
This creamy, delicious soup is the perfect way to actually enjoy eating your veggies. Even the pickiest of eaters will ask for seconds!
Healing Uterine Fibroids Naturally with Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine
Learn how I am using Chinese Medicine, acupuncture, and herbs to naturally heal fibroids and avoid surgery. I am also using hormone balancing seed cycling, meditation, castor oil packs, moxa, and more in a holistic protocol.
Paleo Fried Green Tomatoes
Fried green tomatoes are a Southern classic, and now you can enjoy them while following a paleo diet! This recipe is egg-free, nut-free, seed-free, and coconut-free!
Chunky Bacon and Kale Stir Fry
Today Tina from Oh Snap, Let’s Eat! is sharing a simple staple recipe with us: chunky bacon and kale stir fry! I cannot even count how many times I have eaten a meal almost exactly like this since going paleo. This is a GREAT way to make your leafy greens more palatable and to help you get excited about eating them often. Also, if you are trying to include more bone broth in your diet, you can add a little (or a lot) to this recipe. Enjoy!!
Brussels Sprouts Chips
If you like kale chips, you will LOVE Brussels sprouts chips. They are faster and easier to make, too. They also help you stretch your food budget: not only do you get a hearty side dish from a purchase of Brussels sprouts, you also get an awesome appetizer or snack! Check out my simple recipe for delicious roasted sprouts, too!
Simple Roasted Brussels Sprouts
Brussels sprouts are a delicious, simple to prepare, nutrient dense vegetable — they are my husband’s favorite! The trick to making mouth-watering Brussels sprouts is to roast them, not boil or steam them. This brings out their rich, nutty flavor — no fancy ingredients required. All you need is fat, salt, and pepper and you will have an amazing side dish in about a half hour!
Eat Your Veggies: Easy Wilted Baby Spinach Recipe
Cooked leafy greens have been a staple in my diet since I first went paleo in 2010. This is an extremely simple recipe, and one that I make several days a week. It is an easy way to get a ton of nutrition and can be eaten with any meal of the day. I frequently include it as a side dish with eggs and/or bacon for breakfast. Freshly wilted baby spinach is tender, mild, and one of my favorite side dishes. If you are new to including cooked greens in your diet, this is a great recipe to start with. I hope you enjoy it!