This Paleo Sweet Potato Hash with Sunny Side Up Egg recipe took me little time to make and was completely delicious. I was able to prepare it quick, because I had one of the main ingredients (shredded sweet potatoes) ready for use. If you were to peek in my refrigerator, you would find a bunch […]
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This Maple Sweet Potato Ice Cream was a delight; who would’ve thought you can make such a delicious treat out of sweet potatoes? On my last post I talked about my efforts on eating less sugars and not eating past 9pm. So far it’s going great; I’m eating pretty healthy and clean, making sure my
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I absolutely love this Artichoke with Dipping Sauce recipe and I am giddy about sharing it with you today. Here’s why… Kids often get asked “what’s your favorite color?” or “what’s your favorite food?” Well, as a child when I was asked what my favorite food was, I responded with an innocent voice: “artichokes”. No
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For the last 2 weeks I’ve been feeling fantastic…and of course, food has everything to do with it. Food always has everything to do with it. You know the saying “you are what you eat”? Well, I think it’s accurate; not only physically, but mentally as well. If you eat right not only do you
These Summer Squash Wedges are wonderfully addicting; they’re a great dipper for any sauce and pair well with all grilled proteins. I’ve been active on various social channels and I’ve found a common need amongst various Paleo followers: the need for more easy-to-make side dish recipes. People want something easy, something that is not a
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I’ve been wanting to prepare stuffed burgers for a while now. I took a long time because I knew that if I was going to stuff my beef, I needed to stuff it with something worthwhile. I wanted to use two stuffing ingredients, ones that would compliment each other and when united, make our taste
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This Ginger Garlic Tilapia is absolutely fantastic; its tenderness, flavor…mmm. Tilapia seems to be the protein of choice of bodybuilders and fitness models when preparing for a show or photo shoot. Why, you may ask? Well it’s got no carbs, no sugar, very little fat and lots of good lean protein. Tilapia’s main nutritional value
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This Apple and Curry Chicken Crockpot recipe is wonderful. And it was about time I cooked something in the crockpot to share with you guys. I usually use the crockpot a lot in the wintertime, making flavorful recipes that seem to warm up the house with wonderful smells. Winters in Idaho are tough, and believe
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At my household we eat guacamole like it’s going out of style, having it two to three times a week. This is a lot of guacamole, considering our portion consists of a full Molcajete (shared between two people). Usually my husband ends up eating a little more than me, and that right there helps me
I have to share with you my new treat-secret! A treat so yummy and so healthy that you could have it everyday if you wanted to. Did I mention that it’s made in THREE minutes? I don’t know about you, but there have been plenty of times when I get hungry and I devour anything
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Rosemary. What a lovely little piece of heaven. It’s one of my favorite herbs. Did you know that in Latin “Rosemary” means the “dew of the sea”? Apparently rosemary, in various locations, needs no water other than the humidity carried by the sea breeze to survive. How pretty is that? I knew rosemary was romantic.
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Amazing Paleo’s NikeID Running Shoes, my latest acquisition. These new kicks are baller. You have no idea how excited I was when I got these babies in the mail. Today was my first time wearing them and I took them to the gym. This may sound strange to you, but they totally upped my motivation
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How about some hearty paleo juice this morning? I’ve been craving beets lately. A whole lot. There is something about their redness and their composition that attracts me so much to them. If my body wants beets, it must mean it needs beets….right? Here are a few fun facts on beets: Beets have sodium, magnesium,
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Learn how to make homemade Paleo Coconut Butter with me. All my past butter recipes have been nut butters. I think its time we switch it up a notch, wouldn’t you agree? As you have been able to tell by two of my most recent recipes, Paleo Chocolate Cake and Paleo Coconut Bread, I am
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I made a fun Sweet Potato Chocolate Cake and Coconut Coffee Frosting for a birthday celebration. Today my husband turns twenty-seven years old. Twenty-seven. What a great number. I love that age. An age where maturity has settled, possibilities are endless and there is still hope for big dreams. My husband is a dreamer, but
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Let’s bake this Simple Coconut Bread recipe together today! I don’t know if you know how amazing coconut is. It’s nature’s gift to us. God’s gift to us. Coconut milk is fantastic for you. Raw coconut meat is fantastic for you. Every aspect of the coconut is great…not to mention its glorious taste. Let’s take
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For no particular reason, I have been making a lot of different types of nut butters lately. I feel like my refrigerator has become a nut-butter jar collector. Probably housing seven different nut-butter jars. No joke; it’s straight up crazy. That’s a lot for our family of two, especially since my husband solely consumes a
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Planning or attending social events has been a bit of a challenge for me since I started Paleo. Wait, no. Let me re-phrase. It’s been a bit of an adjustment. Usually one just eats whatever is provided at a party; foods that smell good or look pretty. One usually doesn’t really think of the ingredients
The Yuca Root (a starchy food) first originated in Brazil and Paraguay. Today, it can be found in various tropical regions such as ones in South America, Asia, Australia and Africa. Yuca is low in fats and protein. It’s a great source of Vitamin K, which helps the body with bone mass building. It is
I think it’s been 11 months since I’ve had a sandwich. Paleo says no grains, so I stay away from all bread. Except for my Paleo banana bread and Paleo muffins, of course. I just haven’t had the salty-tasting bread…you know, the normal kind. That’s pretty insane if you ask me. 11 months without having a
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