2 over-easy eggs fried in duck fat, sprinkled with mineral salt and turmeric, and served over a bed of baby romaine with a spray of ACV and a few shreds of sheep’s milk cheese. 5-minute POWER BREAKFAST!!!
Category: Low Carb
Beef or Pork Bone Broth
Bone broth is excellent for making soups, stews, sauces, and sautés. If you are on a paleo or AIP diet, bone broth is often recommended for sipping in between meals for extra nutrition.
Quick Bone Broth Veggie “Noodle” Soup
Bone broth is a delicious, restorative, highly nutritious broth made by simmering meat bones in water for 8-10 hours. The broth completely absorbs all the micronutrients from the bones themselves. AIP and Paleo diets both recommend consuming bone broth every day. However it can get boring, so I tend to add it to a thick soup or make a nice soup out of it from scratch, like this one.
Feel free to swap out the kale and mushrooms with any other vegetables (raw or cooked) you already have in your frig. Continue reading “Quick Bone Broth Veggie “Noodle” Soup”
30-Minute Salmon and Zucchini
Using a single frying pan, a spatula, a serving platter, and a few simple ingredients, you can whip up this delicious, nutritious meal of salmon and zucchini. Even with prep work it’s only 30 minutes from start to finish. Continue reading “30-Minute Salmon and Zucchini”
Basic Roast Chicken
Here’s a great, but rather complicated article on how to make the simplest of deliciously roasted meats – the basic roast chicken.
Read the article if you want a deep dive into the numerous ways you can make this wonderfully succulent food. Or just follow my very simple recipe below and be done with it. Continue reading “Basic Roast Chicken”
Seafood Stock
This is a great recipe for lobster stock but you can also use shrimp shells, clam shells, salmon skin, fish bones, heads etc. I was surpised to see it takes three hours as I’ve traditionally done mine for only two. I’m not sure how much difference it makes but if you have the extra hour, go for three!