No, no! Um, no, there’s no liver in there… Meatloaf (to keep it gluten free, swap out the breadcrumbs for cooked rice or mushrooms) Baby food Meatballs Simple gluten free meatloaf (liver isn’t in the list of ingredients but he mentions it in the description) Chili meat And let’s say you’re done with Hide andContinue reading “Hide and Seek with Liver”
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It’s Liver Time!
No doubt only those who like liver proceeded to read this post… so I’ll consider myself in friendly company and that no faces are twisted in disgusted grimaces. 🙂 Liver from pastured animals is enormously nutritious. They contain more antioxidants than many fruits or vegetables and are replete with fat-soluble vitamins and minerals that we need toContinue reading “It’s Liver Time!”
Nut Allergy?: Crispy Garbanzo Beans to the Rescue!
Adapted from: http://www.sugarfreemom.com/recipes/garlic-parmesean-roasted-chickpea-snack-recipe/, http://www.sugarfreemom.com/recipes/crispy-sweet-nut-free-garbanzo-bean-snack-recipe/ You can use any bean- these recipes use garbanzo but go nuts (beans?) and try something new/different! If you use canned beans, please use a can that’s BPA-free. If you use dry beans, that’s great because it’s best to soak beans to remove anti-nutrients like phytates and enzyme disruptors. 1) Prep the beans:Continue reading “Nut Allergy?: Crispy Garbanzo Beans to the Rescue!”
Pumpkin seeds are delicious AND amazingly healthy!
I like to call pumpkin seeds by their spanish name of pepitas, because it’s more fun, sounds exotic and it makes me feel like tap dancing. Try it! The best way to have pepitas is to do this (slightly time-consuming, but well worth it). Why? Because nuts and seeds contain natural compounds that stall theirContinue reading “Pumpkin seeds are delicious AND amazingly healthy!”
Recipe for baked fish in a nori wrapper (aka. Pacific Parcels)!
Wild salmon is one of the cleaner fish choices that you can make, and sea plants are packed with hard-to-find vitamins and minerals. So, why not combine the two?! Nori is a sea plant (sounds so much better than seaweed, no?) that you may know from the wrapping around sushi rolls. Nori offers all sortsContinue reading “Recipe for baked fish in a nori wrapper (aka. Pacific Parcels)!”
MORE Low-sugar desserts!
Healthy Homemade Popsicles BuzzNutrition Commentary: Supermarket popsicles are also known as frozen toxin sticks. They usually contain high fructose corn syrup, food colorings and preservatives. If Star Wars were set in your grocery store freezer, Darth Vader would fight with a Popsicle Saber from the supermarket, whereas Luke Skywalker would use a homemade one. IfContinue reading “MORE Low-sugar desserts!”
Low-Sugar BBQ Sauce
Better Barbeque Sauce Better Barbeque Sauce Recipe 1 tbsp. unrefined coconut oil 1 cup minced fresh onion 1 tbsp. naturally-fermented soy sauce 3 cloves minced garlic 1 tsp. ground cumin 1 tsp. dry mustard 1/3 tsp. ground chipotle chili powder 1 tsp. dry basil 1 tsp. dry oregano 1 6oz. can tomato paste 1 1/4Continue reading “Low-Sugar BBQ Sauce”
Patty Goodness
Mix this stuff up, smack it into a patty and bake it! Freeze for a to-go snack/lunch that will defrost while you work. Salmon, Chick Pea and Mint Patties Canned salmon is a convenient source of omega-3 fatty acids and calcium (the bones in canned salmon are soft enough to eat). Alternatively, use left-over bakedContinue reading “Patty Goodness”
Low-sugar desserts!
BuzzNutrition Commentary in italics! ================ Cocoa-Date Truffles Though a natural form, dates are still sugar! Experiment with using fewer dates to achieve minimum necessary sweetness. Source: http://www.bonappetit.com/recipes/2012/06/cocoa-date-truffles Ingredients 3 tablespoons raw cacao powder 1 1/2 cups Medjool dates, pitted 3 tablespoons (or more) unsweetened shredded coconut or quick-cooking oats Pinch of sea salt Flavoring Options (choose one) 1 tablespoon unsweetened shredded coconut 1 teaspoon finelyContinue reading “Low-sugar desserts!”
Fruit- and Veg-Infused water in mason jars
http://www.inhabitots.com/how-to-make-fruit-and-vegetable-infused-water-in-mason-jars/ By making these beverages in mason jars, you can store a lot of them in the fridge and your child can easily grab a fruit-infused cooler anytime. They aren’t filled with sugar like fruit juice, but still provide enough flavor to please kids. What you will need: Fresh fruit, vegetables and herbs Water Mason JarsContinue reading “Fruit- and Veg-Infused water in mason jars”