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Trout with Blood Orange Sauce and Cassava Bacon Hash

On 02.13.12 By Lea
While perusing the fish options at Whole Foods recently, my attention was captured by the trout. According to the powers-that-be at Whole Foods (or whomever wrote the little note in front of each fish variety at least), trout goes great with sage, citrus and bacon (BACON!!!). Ordinarily I think of fish as requiring more delicate [...]
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02.13.12
chocolate chip cookie dough larabar balls

Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Bonbons

On 02.09.12 By Lea
The Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Larabar is one of my youngest son’s favorite treats. As you may know, Larabars are not cheap. In spite of the price, I have been buying them occasionally because I want to make my Sweet Pea happy. I am often incapable of resisting his charms. (Could you resist this face?)In [...]
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02.09.12
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Apple Cider Paleo Donuts

On 02.06.12 By Lea
This recipe for apple cider paleo donuts is inspired by the amazing apple orchards in my adopted state of New Jersey. Apple cider donuts are commonly found at farm stands, primarily in the autumn, and usually accompanied by glasses of hot apple cider. Contrary to its image, New Jersey retains its rural and agricultural flavor [...]
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02.06.12
finished beef bone stock

How to Make “Brown” Beef Bone Stock

On 01.18.12 By Lea
When I told my oldest son I was roasting some bones in the oven he looked at me sternly for a few seconds before exclaiming, “Mom, you just keep getting weirder and weirder!” I suppose from the perspective of a 10 year old, the idea of roasting bones, then “painting” them with tomato paste (a [...]
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01.18.12
Homemade ghee

How to Make Ghee in the Oven

On 01.12.12 By Lea
What is Ghee and Why Should I Care? Ghee, also known as “clarified butter”, “butter oil” or “drawn butter”, is delicious, healthful and fits in well with the Paleo diet. Many people have immune reactions to the milk solids (lactose and casein) in dairy products and may not even realize the source of the problem. This, [...]
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01.12.12
Turnip Hash Browns

Rutabaga Hash Browns with Pulled Pork

On 01.06.12 By Lea
Do you aspire to be one of those people who plans ahead? Would you like to have your weekly meals all laid out in advance? While I know it would save me time and money to do that, the fact is I am not especially talented in this area (can you say ADD?). The following [...]
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01.06.12
twice-baked cauliflower

Twice-Baked Cauliflower

On 12.30.11 By Lea
The inspiration for this Twice-Baked Cauliflower recipe came from my oldest son, Ben, who turns 11 years old today. Happy Birthday, Benjamin! In addition to being an all-around great boy, Ben has bowled me over with his new-found fondness for cauliflower. This is a kid whose pre-paleo vegetable repertoire primarily consisted of canned green beans and the [...]
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12.30.11

Garlic and Herb-Crusted Pork Loin

On 12.22.11 By Lea
This Garlic and Herb-Crusted Pork Loin, inspired by Emeril Lagasse, goes great with my Pomegranate Raspberry Chipotle Sauce and Glaze. Christmas Eve is a perfect time to serve this dish because the red and green colors are so gorgeous and festive. I have also used the sauce to go with beef tenderloin on Christmas Day and it [...]
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12.22.11
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Pomegranate Raspberry Chipotle Sauce and Glaze

On 12.20.11 By Lea
Chipotle peppers have become my secret weapon in cooking. This pomegranate raspberry chipotle sauce and glaze is not only delicious it is absolutely gorgeous, nutrient dense and easy. The chipotle peppers give it a “kick” that melds perfectly with the fruity flavors. I found a similar recipe years ago from Emeril Lagasse that used only raspberries [...]
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12.20.11

Chicken Liver Salad with Raspberry Vinaigrette

On 11.30.11 By Lea
For years I ate boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cutting off any extra fat with the precision of a skilled surgeon. Fat was the enemy, you see, and the idea of eating organ meats was just anathema. But those days are long gone now that I have been enlightened to the health benefits of eating more [...]
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11.30.11
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