Cuban-style boniato frito are a tasty tropical starch perfect for Paleo, AIP, and Whole30 diets. Check out this guest post by my friend Cristina of The Castaway Kitchen!
Cuban-Style Boniato Frito (Batatas) - Paleo, AIP, Whole30
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"Chocolate" No Bake Flan (Egg-Free, Paleo, AIP)
This egg-free, no bake "chocolate" flan is Paleo and AIP compliant and oh so delicious! Big thanks to Cristina from The Castaway Kitchen for sharing this with us today.
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Healing Postpartum Depression Naturally
Postpartum depression, anxiety, and mood disorders are a serious medical problem in the US. Learn ways you can naturally heal this devastating condition in this special guest post from April Malley, who opens up to share the raw truth of her own experiences and exactly what did (and didn't) help her recover.
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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!!
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County Fair Inspired Fried Dough (autoimmune paleo)
Boy, have I got an amazing guest recipe for you today! This one comes from Libby Louer of Libbylouer.com and is for county fair inspired fried dough -- and it is autoimmune paleo compliant! In fact, the dough has just 1 simple ingredient. You will love how easy and delicious this recipe is, I promise!
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Paleo Orange Blossom Cookies
Hello, dear readers! I am pleased to introduce you to Erin from Pure and Simple Nourishment, who is sharing her recipe for orange blossom cookies. They are paleo, SCD, and GAPS compliant, but not autoimmune protocol (AIP) due to the almond flour. But! Don't be discouraged -- these would make an excellent recipe to test the reintroduction of almond flour into your diet, as that is the only non-AIP ingredient. Please join me in giving her a warm welcome, and I hope you enjoy her recipe!
