Crispy, crunchy, nut-free, grain-free, autoimmune paleo-friendly crackers? Yes, please! Come get the recipe!
The Perfect Paleo Crackers (grain-free, nut-free, autoimmune paleo)
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Mashed Malanga, Taro, or Yuca: nightshade-free potato substitutes
Do you miss mashed potatoes, and wish you could have a starchy, savory substitute? Just hit up your local Asian or Hispanic grocery store to find malanga, taro, or yuca -- 3 delicious tropical roots that you can use that make excellent potato substitutes. Bonus: they're all low FODMAP, too!
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Brussels Sprouts Chips
If you like kale chips, you will LOVE Brussels sprouts chips. They are faster and easier to make, too. They also help you stretch your food budget: not only do you get a hearty side dish from a purchase of Brussels sprouts, you also get an awesome appetizer or snack! Check out my simple recipe for delicious roasted sprouts, too!
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Simple Roasted Brussels Sprouts
Brussels sprouts are a delicious, simple to prepare, nutrient dense vegetable -- they are my husband's favorite! The trick to making mouth-watering Brussels sprouts is to roast them, not boil or steam them. This brings out their rich, nutty flavor -- no fancy ingredients required. All you need is fat, salt, and pepper and you will have an amazing side dish in about a half hour!
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Sweet & Spicy Mango Chipotle Guacamole
Enjoy the complimentary sweet and spicy flavors of fresh mango and chipotle pepper powder in this delicious guacamole recipe. Pair it with tostones (twice-fried green plantain chips) for a satisfying snack!
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Eat Your Veggies: Easy Wilted Baby Spinach Recipe
Cooked leafy greens have been a staple in my diet since I first went paleo in 2010. This is an extremely simple recipe, and one that I make several days a week. It is an easy way to get a ton of nutrition and can be eaten with any meal of the day. I frequently include it as a side dish with eggs and/or bacon for breakfast. Freshly wilted baby spinach is tender, mild, and one of my favorite side dishes. If you are new to including cooked greens in your diet, this is a great recipe to start with. I hope you enjoy it!
