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Rich & Creamy Dairy-Free Beef Liver Pâté With Blueberry Jelly

Rich & Creamy Dairy-Free Beef Liver Pâté With Blueberry Jelly

Shortly after I went on the autoimmune paleo protocol I got a hankering for pâté. Unfortunately, most pâté recipes contain one or more non-AIP ingredients, like butter, alcohol, or prohibited spices. I had tried some AIP pâté that was just pureed liver, onion, and seasonings and I was not impressed with the texture. I wanted to mimic that rich, creamy texture that butter lends a pâté, yet I needed to keep it dairy-free. Check out the secret ingredient I used here to get that perfect silky smooth texture!

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Chicken Liver Pâté + The Zenbelly Cookbook

Chicken Liver Pâté + The Zenbelly Cookbook

Pâté is a fantastic way to include liver in your diet, especially if you are squeamish about the idea of eating liver in the first place. This decadent recipe comes to the blog courtesy of Simone of Zenbelly and is from her newly-released cookbook: The Zenbelly Cookbook. Come grab the recipe, hear my review of the cookbook, and enter to win a copy of your own!

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I expect you, the reader, are making any recipe on this website or in my books at your own risk. I, Amanda Torres and/or The Curious Coconut, am not liable or responsible for adverse reactions to food consumed such as food poisoning and any kind of food-borne disease, misinterpreted recipes, domestic accidents, including but not limited to fires, cuts, bodily injuries, and messes in the kitchen. The recipes presented are intended for use by persons having appropriate technical skill, at their own discretion and risk.
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How to Use Gelatin as a Gut-Friendly Egg Replacer

How to Use Gelatin as a Gut-Friendly Egg Replacer

Wondering how you can replace eggs in baked goods without using seeds or fruit? Well, it turns out that GELATIN can be used as a super gut-friendly egg replacement in just about any baked recipe, sweet or savory. Learn how to use it here!

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Curried Chicken Salad Flat Bread Sandwiches + The Autoimmune Paleo Cookbook Review

Curried Chicken Salad Flat Bread Sandwiches + The Autoimmune Paleo Cookbook Review

Mickey Trescott of Autoimmune-Paleo.com and author of the amazing Autoimmune Paleo Cookbook has been generous enough to let me share not one but TWO recipes from her acclaimed cookbook -- Garlic "Mayo" and Curried Chicken Salad. My favorite way to eat her delightful salad? As a flat bread sandwich! Enjoy :-)

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Bacon Garlic Short-Rib Loaded Sweet Potatoes (autoimmune paleo)

Bacon Garlic Short-Rib Loaded Sweet Potatoes (autoimmune paleo)

Rachel from Grok Grub stopped by to share an AMAZING recipe with us today: bacon garlic short-rib loaded sweet potatoes. Yeah, you read that right! The best part is that you use your slow cooker for the meat, which makes this a great meal to make when you are pressed for time! It features satisfying healthy fats and nourishing bone broth and is a recipe that I expect to become a staple in my own kitchen. Enjoy!!

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Paleo Orange Blossom Cookies

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! 

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