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Stock versus Broth: Your Secret Weapon

May 18, 2011

I never know which to say. I’m making chicken broth, I mean stock, I mean . . . I don’t know what I mean. I’m just making something that requires a bird, some vegetables, a little apple cider vinegar, filtered…

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recipe, Uncategorized, whole foods
GAPS, GAPS intro diet, recipes, Uncategorized, whole foods cooking

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Serious Yum Kimchi

May 3, 2011

The first time I ate kimchi was on an airplane flying towards Seoul. I didn’t order the kimchi specifically, I ordered a meal called a bibimbap. I figured that because it was so much fun to say, bibimbap (link to…

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Never Fail Almond Flour Chicken Fingers

Apr 21, 2011

I heart this meal. In fact, EVERYONE in my family gobbles this tasty and nutritious copycat. My kids refuse McDonald’s chicken nuggets (not that we really go there there. The Looser-Cruiser has only ventured into said parking lot four times…

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GOOT: Dinner For Your Foot

Feb 18, 2011

It’s got a funny name. But it will make your kids laugh. Tell them you are baking dinner on their feet. An Italian dinner. A rich, garlic-filled, oily, Mediterranean dinner . . . on their feet. Instead of savory smells…

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balm, coughing, garlic, GOOT, home remedy, recipes, salve

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Must Have Refrigerator Item: Apricot Butter

Feb 17, 2011

There is something intensely gratifying about fermenting food. It’s a habit for me. A healthy addiction, you might say. One day . . . I went a little wild. I wanted to grow as many organisms as I could. And…

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