Appetizers are perfect for keeping your stomach interested before the main course. Check out some of the Amazing Paleo diet appetizer recipes on the blog!
Today I have an oldie, but a goodie for you. It’s a traditional Ecuadorian appetizer, which all Ecuadorians adore. We eat this while at the beach, highlands, jungle, Galapagos…you name it; just anywhere and everywhere. It is so delicious, so refreshing, so healthy, and so good for you. Ceviches are typically enjoyed at the beginning […]
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Autumn. What a wonderful way to follow summer. Summer’s no doubt my favorite time of the year. What’s not to love? People out and about enjoying long walks, going to the park, eating ice cream, going swimming, eating out at restaurants with patio seating, wearing cute little shorts and dresses. Goodness, it doesn’t get any
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This is what I had for lunch today. So light, refreshing and filling. I have a deep love and respect for avocados; I usually will incorporate them as much as I can on a daily basis. I use them in my salads, smoothies, with my eggs, with tuna, eat them by themselves…on everything and with
My husband and I had one of his friends from work (and his beautiful wife) over for dinner a few nights ago. We had such a good time with them! We drank wine, ate delicious food, and talked the night away. Today I’m sharing one of the appetizer recipes I made for them that night:
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I realize Thanksgiving is tomorrow and I still have two Paleo Thanksgiving recipes left to share with you. I calculated the days wrong, so to make it up to you, I’m posting two recipes today. TWO in one day. That’s never happened before in the history of Amazing Paleo. A simple way of me showing
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How about a little Paleo Hummus? Doesn’t that just sound lovely? Grab a few sweet potato chips and you’re set; one of the best appetizers ever. Appetizers. What is it about them that attract us so much? Is it the fact that we get to share them with people? Is it that they are fun
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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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
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
There is this one salsa at our city’s Co-Op that is amazing. It comes in three varieties: mild, medium and hot. I like hot. My husband likes medium. It’s made locally, which I love; got to support my local folks. When you read its label, you get a list of all its ingredients, ingredients you
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One of the most challenging and rewarding activities I have done this year has been the Bodybuidling.com Employee Transformation Challenge. My husband works at BBcom and he entered the challenge. I love to be a part of all things my hubby does, so of course I had to jump on the same boat and do the
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One of the things I miss most about living in Ecuador is the availability of cheap produce and the ease of produce purchase. While stopping at a red light, you could buy 25 oranges for one dollar, 5 mangoes for a dollar, or 15 tangerines for a dollar. All with just rolling down your window.
